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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1948
Kansas Relays 24th Running To Be April 23
The twenty-fourth Kansas Relays will be run here April 23, it was announced today by meet director Bill Easton.
The Jayhawkter track coach mailed announcement cards to 500 colleges and universities over the nation and expects to have another entry list which will near 1,000 letes. Nine hundred fifty-nine track men competed here last year as the classic regained pre-war size. Sixty-eight colleges, junior colleges and universities were represented.
This field hung up two world's records and four other meet marks before a crowd of 10,000. Harrison Dillard, Olympic 100 meter champion, skimmed to a new mark for the 120-yard high hurdles in :13.6 while another Negro athlete, Michigan's Charles Fonville was hoisting the shot $^{87}$ 3-8". Both these standards are now before the United States A.A.U. records committee for official approval.
Dave Bolen, Colorado's Olympic 400 meter performer, smashed the third individual mark when he romped to the 400 meter hurdles title in :53.0.
Other marks went to Wisconsin in the two mile University relay at 7:44.7, Texas Aggies, who established a new University Mile relay figure at 3:15.6, and East Texas State of Commerce which broke the College sorrent medley standard at 3:31.0.
Entry blanks will be mailed out the first week in April. The forty-fifth running of the Interscholastic meet is scheduled for April 22, pending sanction from the Kansas State High School Activities Association
Salt Bowl Tomorrow
Hutchinson, Kan., Dec. 3—(UP) The second annual Salt bowl here tomorrow will match two of the nation's best Junior college teams, undefeated Trinidad, Colo., and Northwestern Oklahoma A. and M., of Miami.
The game will be played at night starting at 8 o'clock.
Miami dropped but one game this season, bowing to Coffeyville, Kan. in the year's opener.
Last year's Salt bowl game saw Hutchinson romp over McCook, Neb., 41 to 6.
Thursday's Results In Basketball
EAST
St. John's 67 Tennessee 45
N.Y. University 67, Baylor 45
Temple 96, Franklin-Marshall 39
St. Michaels 51, Champlain 42
Buffalo St. Teach 44, Toronto 34
MIDWEST
MIDWEST
Akron 78, Hillsdale 45
K. State 60, Phillips U. 44
Indiana St. 73, Huntington Col. 39
Evansville 72, Cape Girardeau
Teachers 49
Teachers 40
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHWEST Centenary 59, E. Texas State 51 FAR WEST
Gonzaga 92, Farragut College 34
San Francisco 66, San Jose
State 49
State 49
McKeen Out At State
Starkville, Miss., Dec. 3—(UP)—Because his promised "dream back-field" became a nightmare that lost four games for Mississippi State, coach Allyn McKeen turned in his resignation and it was accepted immediately.
McKeen, a coid, calculating tactician, had built State into a potent Southern football power in his nine years on the job. His teams won 61 Southeastern conference games, lost 15 and tied two.
But this season, despite the supposedly winning combination constructed around former Army star Star (Shorty) McWilliams, State lost four and tied one. The most bitter loss of all was to Mississippi, State's arch rival, by a 34 to 7 score last Saturday. That apparently was the straw that broke the camel's back.
McKeen, a pupil of Bob Neyland at Tennessee, had his best year at State in 1940 when his team won nine and tied one, beating Georgetown in the Orange bowl. The 1941 team won the conference championship.
Phog Is Guest At Boy's School
Topecka, Kan., Dec. 3—(UP)—Kansas’ “Mr. Basketball,” coach Phog Allen of the University of Kansas, will be guest speaker tonight at the state Boys' Industrial School football banquet.
The institution's youthful team won four of six games played this fall. Coach Louis Hidalgo will pass out letters.
Gov. and Mrs. Frank Carlson have been invited to attend.
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Claude Houchin, split-second winner of the 1948 K.U.-Oklahoma basketball game, is looking forward to
this third year on the Kansas cage squad. His spectacular field goal thrown from about five feet behind the center line won the game for Kansas 39 to 38 with only one second left in the game. It is Kansas' hope that he
will continue such tactics
When questioned about Kansas' chances in the coming cage tournament Houchin grinned and replied easily. "Some forecasters think we'll finish in sixth place, but I believe we'll do better than that. Kansas is always a good dark horse bet." He'll be starting at guard for the Jayhawkers in their bid for a Big Seven title.
A graduate of Turner High school, the tall guard lettered in basketball 4 years, and in track and football two years each. He has lettered twice in basketball at K.U.
During the war, Houchin was an Army Air Force navigator on a B-29 flying mission over Japan from the Mariannas. He was released to inactive duty as a Captain in 1946, and entered K. U., the same year.
A Business junior, he admitted a special interest in a good bridge game as well as basketball.
Ellis Chosen VFW Head
Carl Ellis, tackle on this year's football team, has been appointed state athletic director for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, John F. Rees, Kansas state commander has announced.
Ellis, a junior majoring in physical education, will have charge of the athletic activities of all the Kansas V.F.W. posts for the next year and a half. He will receive reports from the posts on their present activities and then will send them plans for tournaments in basketball, bowling, and softball. "I hope to increase the sports programs particularly for the young people," he said.
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