UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS TUESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1950 PAGE FOUR Pat Bowers Wins Half-Mile Event In Sugar Bowl K. U.'s track star Pat Bowers established a new record in the half mile event of the Sugar bowl invitational track meet. His time was 1:53, four-fifths of a second better than the old record. The meet, held at New Orleans in conjunction with the annual Sugar bowl football game, was run Jan. 1. Along with this his highest achievement Bowers holds the national junior A.A.U. 800-meter title and the Big Seven championship. Bowers ran a near perfect race catching up at the first turn with Ray Holbrook of Texas A & M who got the early lead. Remaining in command the rest of the way Bowers was timed at the quarter in 55 seconds. As he went into the backstretch on the final lap the Jayhawker began to pull away with his easy-flowing strides and finished eight yards in front of Holbrook. L. diBenedetto, chairman of the Sugar bowl track event, said it was the fastest half mile ever run in the South to the best of his memory. Bowers' record was one of four that were set in the meet. The three others were in the 120-yard high hurdles, the 100-vard dash, and the mile relay. Out of the five-event meet only Glenn Cunningham's record of 4:10.7 in the mile, established in 1939, remained unbreak- KU.'s other entry in the Sugar bowl meet, Jack Greenwood, got off to a bad start in the high hurdles and finished last in the five-man field. Owl Literally Crashes Party Owl Literally Crashes Party Greenfield, Mass., —(U.P.) An owl crashed into the home of Mrs. Mary Crawford. Though the glass was shattered, the owl appeared unharmed and flew away when put outdoors. Hunters Give Bears Big Bang Augusta, Maine—U(P.)—More than 1,500 bears were killed during the past season in Maine woods, according to the fish and game commissioner, George J. Stobie. Hunters are not required to report bear shots, so Stobie said the actual total probably was several hundred more. Maybe It Wasn't Worth It St. Louis, —(U.P.)—Elmer J. Smith, caught after dodging the draft for six years by traveling from coast to coast and changing his address a dozen times, told the court, "Judge, I'm sorry." "Sixty days in jail," said the judge. Black-Eved Peas Won't Pop Memphis, Tenn.—(U.P.)—Mrs. Ferrell McDaniel suggested that her daughters, 11-year-old Marie and 7-year-old Linda, pop some corn. Later, the girls reported that the corn would not pop. Mrs. McDaniel checked and found they were trying to pop a sack of black-eyed peas. Bloodhounds Too Friendly Hammond, Ind., (U.P.)-John Hill bought two bloodhounds to serve as watchdogs in his motor sales company. He thought they were doing a good job until one night burglars broke in and stole them. Results of Monday's College Bowl Games RESULTS OF MONDAY'S College Bowl Games Ohio State 17, California 14 (Rose bowl) Santa Clara 21, Kentucky 13 (Orange bowl) Oklahoma 35, Louisiana State 0 (Sugar bowl) Rice 27, North Carolina 13 (Cotton bowl) Texas Western 33, Georgetown 20 (Sun bowl) Tallahassee (Fla.) State 19, Wofford 6 (Cigar bowl) Maryland 20, Missouri 7 ('Gator bowl) Xavier (Ohio) 33, Arizona State 21 (Salad bowl) McMurry 19, Missouri Valley 13 (Oleander bowl) Prairie View 27, Fisk 6 (Prairie bowl) St. Vincent 7, Emory & Henry 6 (Tangerine bowl) Stanford 74, Hawaii 20 (Pineapple bowl) University of Alaska 3, Ladd Air Force base 0 (Ice bowl) Guam Navy 19, Clark Air base 7 (Bamboo bowl) Guam Navy 19, Clark Air base 7 (Bamboo bowl) What's In A Name, Anyway? You'll Save Money If you have the generator and starter of your car repaired— SERVICED DON'T WAIT UNTIL THEY WEAR OUT! Darnell Electric Phone 360 Lincoln, Neb. — (U.P.)—Rats aren't so dumb. 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