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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, MAY 20,1949
Kansas Tennis, Golf Teams In Big Seven Meets Today
The University of Kansas tennis and golf teams are in Lincoln, Neb. today and tomorrow for the annual Big Seven conference meet.
In tennis the doubles team of Hervey Macferran and Charlie Carson will be the main threat for the Jayhawkers. Last year this team went to the finals before losing. It was their stellar play along with singles champion Dick Richards that gave⁽⁸⁾
Kansas the crown last year. Macferran could give some trouble in the singles field. Other K.U. entries are Jack Ranson, Lynn Greeley, and Bud Francis.
The Jayhawkers have not had such a successful season this spring as they did last year, losing all but two contests. They defeated Kansas State and Nebraska while losing to Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Aggies, Missouri, Washburn, Colorado, and Kansas State. Oklahoma and Missouri will be favored to win this year.
Dave Dennis and Dick Ashley will be the Jayhawker hopes in the golf match which will be played over the rough Lincoln country club course. Dennis, former national junior college champion, has been shooting consistently good golf and will be battling for medalist honors. Ashley and Murray Regier have also been shooting well and should turn in good rounds. Don Stickrod, the fourth Kansas man, has turned in some of the best scores in practice rounds. He fired an even par 68 at the Lawrence country club last week.
Oklahoma and Missouri will also be the top choices to take home the golf trophies, but the Jayhawkers could give them some tough competition. They were beaten twice by the Tigers this year and once by Oklahoma. They also lost to Kansas State, Washburn, and the Oklahoma Aggies. In the win column Kansas has victories over Kansas State, Washburn, and two over the University of Colorado.
Olympics To Cost Semester's Credit
New York, May 20—(U.P.)-College students will lose a semester's credit if they compete in the 1956 Olympic games, U.S. Olympic committee president Avery Brundage complained today.
Brundage said that, because the '56 games are being staged "down under" in Australia, they must be scheduled for either March or October. The Northern hemisphere summer months are the Southern hemisphere winter months.
The U.S. Olympic head said the failure of American cities to get together on a single candidate cost this country the '56 games.
For The Gift That Counts!
Chicago, May 20—(U.P.)-A Big Nine football team will play in the Rose Bowl game for the next two years, no matter how good any other team may be.
Faculty representatives of the conference Thursday night voted to send Big Nine teams to the bowl for two more years
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KU Sends 19 To Big 7 Outdoor Meet
Nineteen tracksters will represent Kansas at the 21st annual Big Seven outdoor track meet to be held at Lincoln today and tomorrow.
Kansas, third-place finisher last year, is not expected to be in the running for the championship this year with Missouri and Nebraska the chief contenders. Missouri is the defending champion.
The traveling squad is:
100-yard dash—no entries.
226–yard dash—Dick Wagstaff.
440-yard run Emil Schutzel
180-yard run
880-yard run—Pat Bowers and Hal Hinechee.
Mile run—Abel, Bowers, Dave Breidenthal, Hinchee, and Bob Karnes.
Two-mile run—Abel, Breidenthal, and Karnes.
Mile relay -Bowers, Hinchee,
Schutzel, Studt, and Wagstaff.
Joseph A. Perez
120-yard high hurdles-Jack
220-yard low hurdles—Green-
wood.
Greenwood.
Pole vault—John Wassmer and Herman Wilson.
High jump—Bill Richardson.
Broad jump—Bob Broady and Dick Fletcher.
Javelin throw—Bob Drumm,
Warren Fieandt, Bruce Henoch,
and Bob Kline.
Shot put—Charles Penny.
Discus throw — Broady, Penny, and Kline.
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