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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1940
KU Track Team To Enter 'Duel Of Champions' Contest
Saturday they will go to Kansas City for the Missouri Valley A.A.U. meet. Freshmen from the University's once-beaten freshman squad will be eligible to compete.
Saturday, June 4, six of Coach Bill Easton's team members will travel to Kansas City for the Big Seven - Southwestern track dual. Only the first three place winners in each event in the Big Seven conference meet last week will be eligible to compete. The Southwestern conference will also send only the best three in each event, which accounts for the meet's unofficial name, "The Duel of Champions."
Both conferences have a few apparently sure winners. Charlie Parker, Texas ace, jogged the 220 in 21.5 seconds to win the Southwest conference event while Don Campbell of Colorado used 22.6 seconds in taking the event at the Big Seven festival.
Pat Bowers of Kansas will be a solid favorite in the 880. Powerful Pat was the widest winner of the day at Lincoln, coasting home 25 yards in front, in 1:54.1.
The Big Seven squad will have Bill Carroll of Oklahoma in the pole vault, Carroll did 14 feet, 1 inch at Lincoln, a half-foot better than that attained at the Southwest meet. Herb Hoskins of Kansas State, a consistent 24-foot leaper, did 24 feet, $3\frac{1}{4}$ inches in the conference contest and will be favored in the interconference meet.
J. D. Hampton, A. and M. distance king, did the Southwest mile in 4:17.2 and the two-mile in 9:30.7 the Big Seven long-range star, Kansas Bob Karnes was crowded all the way to win the mile in 4:19.9 and the longer run in 9:43.0. However, the Jayhawker may be able to pull out a victory, as he always manages to save enough for a stout closing rush.
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Last year the two squads deadlocked, 65½ to 65½.
Miss Margaret Fcyster, who has charge of the nursery school for preschool children at the University of Kawasan medical center, Kansas City, Kan., demonstrated techniques used in teaching deaf children to talk and read lips at the speech therapy seminar recently.
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