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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MONDAY, MAY 16, 1949
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Kansas Sets Six New Marks But Bow To Sooners 66-65
Kansas trackmen set six of the nine records established in a dual meet with Oklahoma Saturday but the Oklahomans edged the Jayhawkers, 66 to 65.
feet, 3 inches, but his team mate Bob Kline lost second when Sooner Tom Coleman cut loose with a heave of 122 feet, 11% inches on his last try.
Merwin McConnell won three events, setting a new mark in the broad jump, and was the outstanding man on the field. The Oklahomaian raced the century in 10 seconds flat and took the 220 in 22.5 seconds. His record-breaking leap in the broad jump was 23 feet, $4\frac{1}{2}$ inches.
New records made by Kanssan were: Jack Greenwood, low hurdles; Hal Hinchee and Bob Karnes (tie), mile run; Cliff Abel, two-mile run; Pat Bowers, 880-yard run; Bob Drumm, javelin, and the miley relay team of Emil Schutzet, Dick Wagstaff, Karnes, and Bowers. Greenwood also won the high hurdles.
Oklahoma set new mark in the pole vault with Bill Carroll, the shot put with Carl Mayes, and the broad jump with McConnell.
The results:
The results:
Mile run: Tie, Karnes and Hinchee, both of Kansas; Jacobs, Oklahoma. Time, 4:25.8. (New record, old record of 4:35.8 by Clarence Vicklum, Oklahoma, in 1945).
440-yd dash: Schutzel, Kansas; Swickey, Oklahoma; Wagstaff, Kansas. Time, 51 seconds.
High jump: Richardson, Kansas;
Carroll, Oklahoma; Gough,
Oklahoma. Height: 6 feet, 1½ inches.
100-yd dash: McConnell, Oklahoma; Gilstrap, Oklahoma; Thomas, Oklahoma. Time. 10 seconds.
Shot put: Mayes, Oklahoma Penny, Kansas; Smith, Oklahoma Distance, 50 feet, 1 inch. (New record, old record of 46 feet, $8\frac{1}{4}$ inches by LeRoy Robison, Kansas, in 1946)
120-yd high hurdles: Greenwood
Kansas; J. Smith, Oklahoma; Gough,
Oklahoma. Time, 14.6 seconds.
880-yd run: Bowers, Kansas; Cary,
Oklahoma, Hinchee, Kansas. Time.
1.54.2. (New record, old record of
1.58.1 by Andy Lunsford, Kansas, in
1945).
1940. Javelin: Drumm, Kansas; Henoch, Kansas; Smith, Oklahoma, Distance, 186 feet, $5\frac{3}{4}$ inches. (New record, old record of 175 feet, $1\frac{1}{2}$ inches by Karl Ebel, Kansas, in 1946).
Pole vault: Carroll, Oklahoma; tie for second between Wassmer, Kansas, and Kilgore, Oklahoma. Height, 13 feet, 6 inches. (New record, old record of 12 feet by Carey Rogers, Kansas, in 1923).
Kansas, in 1927.
220-yd dash: McConnell Oklahoma; Thomas, Oklahoma; Swickey, Oklahoma. Time, 22.5 seconds.
Two mile run: Abel, Kansas; Slocum, Oklahoma; Breedinthal, Kansas. Time: 9.44.7. (New record, old record of 10.18.3 by Clarence Vicklund, Oklahoma, in 1945).
fund, Oklahoma. 220-yd low hurdles: Greenwood,
Kansas; Gilstrap, Oklahoma; J.
Smith, Oklahoma. Time. 24.8 sec-
onds. (New record, old record of 25
by Jon Sponk, Oklahoma in 1946).
Mile relay: Kansas (Schutzel, Wagstaff, Karnes, Bowers); Oklahoma. Time, 3:22.7. (New record, old record of 3:29.3 by Oklahoma in 1946).
Broad jump: McConnell, Oklahoma; Gilstrap, Oklahoma; Smith, Oklahoma. Distance, 23 feet, $4\frac{1}{2}$ inches. (New record, old record of 22 feet, $8\frac{1}{4}$ inches by Don Phillips. Oklahoma, in 1946).
Oklahoma, in 1947.
Discus: Broady, Kansas; Coleman, Oklahoma; Kline, Kansas
Distance, 128 feet, 3 inches.
KU. meets Arkansas at Fayetteville today and tomorrow and will return to Lawrence early Wednesday.
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Taking full advantage of 15 bobbles, Sigma Chi drubbed Alpha Tau Omega, 1948 finalist, 16 to 6 Friday to finish division play unbeaten. Both are qualified for the fraternity plavoffa which begin Wednesday.
Sigma Chi Whips ATO's 16 To 6 To Win Division
platoon Kappa Psi and N.R.O.T.C were winners in other games.
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Behind the three-hit pitching of Bob Graham, Phi Kappa Psi defeated Sigma Nu. 3 to 1. It was a tight mound dual all the way between Graham and Harry Coons, Sigma Nu.
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"Odd" Williams, Sigma Chi's ace pitcher, was hit hard at times but never was pressed. His mates played almost flawlessly in the field. The loss was the first for the A.T.O.'s.
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The Phi Psi's romped off to a two-run lead in the first inning. That was all they needed. Koons slapped a tremendous home run in the third for the lone Sigma Nu score. Both clubs played errorless ball.
N. R.O.T.C. vanquished Gamma Delta 28 to 15 in a wild, rough and tumble affair. Throughout the seven-inning contest both teams substituted freely and changed pitchers often.
often.
N.R.O.T.C. jumped to a 3 to 0 first inning lead and then continued ahead. Herb Liverett, slammed two home runs to set the pace. The victory was the third in four starts for the navymen and the third consecutive loss for the Gamma Delt's.
Braves' Earl Torgeson To Undergo Operation
Boston, May 16—(U.P.)—First baseman Earl Torgenson of the Boston Braves today prepared to enter the hospital for an operation on the left shoulder he injured in a game against Brooklyn Saturday night.
agBnss Dennis Joseph H. Shortell said he would operate Wednesday on the shoulder separation, and that Torgeson will be lost to the Braves "for the best part of a couple of months."
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Nelson To Enter National Tourney
Nurelle, N.Y. May 16—(U.P.)-Byron Nelson's return to the professional golf circuit took another stride forward today when he said he will enter the National Open tournament in Chicago June 9-11.
The National champion in 1939, Nelson retired from competition two years ago. He returned to action in the Masters at Augusta, Ga., where
Nebraska U Chancellor Will Speak At K-State
Manhattan—(U.P.)—Chancellor R.G. Gustavson of Nebraska university will speak at the annual scholarship recognition assembly at Kansas State college May 17. A. L. Pugsley, assemblies committee chairman, announced today.
he tied for sixth place, and then finished fourth Sunday in the Good-all Round-Robin tournament here. When Nelson retired, he said he would play only in the Master each
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