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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE. KANSAS
TUESDAY, MARCH 28,1950
JACK GREENWOOD, above, and sophomore teammate Bob Devinney will compete in the 120-yard high hurdles at the Texas Relays in Austin, Friday and Saturday. Greenwood, a junior letterman, was winner of that event in the 1949 Kansas Relays.
Texas Relays First For Track Squad
University trackmen are hard at work on the Memorial stadium track, readying themselves for their first outdoor competition of the season. Saturday the Jayhawkers will be at Austin, Texas for the Texas Relays.
The squad making the trip will leave Kansas City by plane at 1:35 p.m. Thursday. The air trip will be the second made of that mode by a K.U. track squad. Initial air voyage for Kansas trackmen was the flight to Oklahoma for the recent O.U.K.U. indoor dual.
Recent strong winds and still-chilly weather aren't helping Coach Bill Easton's men any in their preparatory workouts. Meanwhile, many of their competitors for this week end—most of them from Southern states—have had the advantage of practices under balmy skies.
Objectives for the Jayhawkers Saturday will be to uphold the prestige gained by their recently-won Big Seven indoor championship and to defend titles in two events, the four-mile and distance medley relays.
A year ago Hal Hinchee, Dave Breidenthal, Pat Bowers, and Bob Karnes teamed in winning the four-mile event in 17:41.9. Eml Schutzel substituted for Breidenhal and joined the remaining three in their distance medley victory in 10:25.
Karnes and Bowers. Easton's twin terrors, will again hold down berths on the K.U. team entered in each
event. Upcoming Cliff Abel and sophomore Herb Semper will each handle a mile leg in the four-mile event. Abel will also be a member of the distance medley team. Breidenthal will not make the trip because of a recent injury. He suffered a pulled leg muscle.
Devinney and Greenwood will head the list of Kansas' individual entries. They will compete in the 120-yard high hurdles, an event which Greenwood won at the 1949 Kansas Relays. Devinney was runner-up in the 60-yard highs in the recent Big Seven indoor.
Other individuals wearing the Crimson and Blue at Austin will be Bob Broady, Del Norris, and Bill Richardson. Broaday throws the discus. His best effort to date is a 142-foot 6-inch mark which he made in practice Monday. Richardson and Norris are high jumpers. They placed in a three-way tie for third in the Kansas City indoor Saturday Richardson cleared 6 feet $^{2/3}$ inches.
Two snow-capped African mountain peaks—Kenya and Ruwenzori—are almost squarely on the equator.
1950 Varsity Track Men
Name and home Age Ht. Class Event
Abel, Cliff, Perry 18 6-0 Jr. Dist.
Aylward, Paul, Ellsworth 18 5-9 So. Dist.
Bouchard, Al, K.C., Mo. 19 6-0 So. B.J.
Bowers, Pat, Chicago 23 5-10 Sr. Mid. D.
Breidenthal, Dave, K.C., Mo. 19 5-10½ Jr. Dist.
Broady, Bob, Schenectady, N.Y. 21 6-1 Sr. Discus
Crowley, Bob, Longview, Texas 24¹ 6-1 Sr. B.J.
Devinney, Bob, Anderson, Ind. 21 5-11 So. Hurdles
Dinsmore, Jim, Hobart, Ind. 21 5-10½ So. Mid. D.
Drumm, Bob, Centralia 23 6-2 Sr. Javelin
Fisher, Dave, Mission 19 6-1 So. Mid. D.
Floyd, Jim, Salina 18 5-11 So. P.V.
Greenwood, Jack, K.C., Kan. 23 5-10 Jr. Hurdles
Griffith, F., Lee's Summit, Mo. 22 5-10½ Sr. Hurdles
Hershberger, Jim, Wichita 18 5-8½ So. Mid. D.
Karnes, Bob, Overbrook 22 5-9 Sr. Dist.
Lee, Ed, Louisburg 21 6-1 Sr. Shot
Nauman, Clarence, Ottawa 22 5-11 Jr. B.J.
Norris, Del, K.C., Mo. 21 6-2 Sr. H.J.
Potts, Jim, Ottawa 18 5-10 So. Javelin
Richardson, Bill, Mission 20 6-6 Sr. H.J.
Schutzel, Emil, K.C., Mo. 19 5-8 Jr. Mid. D.
Semper, Herb, Forest Park, Ill. 19 5-8 So. Dist.
Legend: B.J., broad jump: Dist., distances; Mid. D., middle distances; P.V., pole vault; H.J., high jump.
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