1950
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1950
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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TWO-MILE RELAY SPECIALISTS—When the Abilene Christian college two-mile relay team takes the track in the college division two-mile relay at the Kansas Relays Saturday, it will be seeking its third straight victory at the annual K.U. carnival.
Shown above, from left to right, are John Sikes, H. D. Terry, Sam Volpe, Don Chisam, and Leon Lepard. When Coach Oliver Jackson's quartet won the event in 1948, it was with Terry, John Mason, Leroy Middleton, and Wayne Forrest in 8:11.2. A year ago the team of Terry, Middleton, Sikes, and Leopard toured the Memorial stadium oval in 7:48.4. This year's quartet is considered a good bet to better the existing Relays record of 7:47.7 set by an A.C.C. team in 1940.
Softball Games Slowed By Rain
Women's intramural softball was inaugurated April 6 with two games sandwiched between rainy days that have postponed 13 games to date. It is hoped that these games still may be rescheduled and the entire program played.
Jayettes rolled up a 32 to 3 score against Locksley in three innings, and the game was called there to prevent further slaughter. The winners belted in 22 tallies in the first inning, then slowed down to pick up four and six while their opponents made two and one.
Harmon co-op outpointed Sigma Kappa 16 to 10 in a more even scoring tilt. Tied in the third inning, Harmon went ahead with an 8-run
Batteries were Moore and Jones for the Jayettes, and Braum and Hoffman for Locksley.
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Batteries were Hopkins and Kesterson for Harmon, and Burnham, Clark, and Watson for Sigma Kappa.
CORK SCHOOL Scheduled for today are the following games to be played at 4 p.m. Diamond:
1. Corbin vs. Kappa Alpha Theta
2. Alpha Chi Omega vs. Alpha Phi
3. Delta Delta Delta vs. Kanza
As a freshman in 1949, Lepard anchored the Cats to their victory with a 1:52.8, the best time for an 880 lap in A.C.C. track history. He also ran a 47.8 anchor lap on the record-breaking mile relay team in the annual Texas conference meet a year ago.
Utah leads other states in the production of gold.
Coach Jackson also plans to enter Paul Faulkner, outstanding pole vaulter, in the Relays vaulting event. In the Texas Relays earlier this season, he cleared 13 feet 6 inches for a third place.
Besides sure entries in the two-mile and mile relays, Jackson may enter a team in the sprint medley. If so, Bailey Woods would replace Bob Beatty on the mile relay foursome of Beatty, Terry, Pete Ragus, and Lepard.
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225 Schools Here For Big Week End
Athletes from 225 schools—from universities through high schools—will compete in the approaching big week end of track and field atop Mount Oread.
The 46th annual Kansas interscholastic meet comes off Friday at Memorial stadium with 164 high schools to be represented. Saturday will be the silver anniversary running of the Kansas Relays with 23 universities, 31 colleges, and 8 junior colleges scheduled to compete.
The high school entries will break down into three classes-25 in AA, 50 in A, and 89 in B.
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Six major conferences—the Big Seven, Missouri Valley, Big Ten, Southwest, Southeast, and Skyline Six—will be represented in the University class. Outstanding among the independents in the university class will be Notre Dame.
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