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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MAY 5,1947
PAGE FOUR
By BILL CONBOY
Many track fans were expecting a closer dual with Kansas State than materialized Sunday. The final point score was 85 to 46 in favor of the Jayhawkers as they swept all three positions in both the javelin and 440-vard dash.
Tom Scofield, the Kansas high jumper, was primed for a try at the dual meet record of 6 feet, 6 inches set by Norman Sanneman of Kansas in 1941. Scofield cleared 6 feet, 5 inches with ease, but tipped off the cross bar his first two trials at the 6 feet, 6 inches height. He caught his spikes as he approached for a take-off and hit the bar to the ground without being able to make a good jump.
Though his official trials were over, Seofield took a fourth leap and cleared the record height. It was too late to count in the record book, but the lean Kansas jumper still has one more year to erase some of the Jayhawkter standards.
The shot put record of 55 feet, 11 inches set by Elmer Hackney, Kansas State, in 1939 was never in danger. Hackney set a new intercollegiate mark when he tossed the 16-pound ball that distance in a dual meet with the Jayhawkers up at Manhattan.
Bruce Henoch of coach Ray Kanehl's javelin crew pulled an upset when he tossed the spear 193 feet, 2 inches to beat teammate Karl Ebel. Ebel has been the strong arm man of the Kansas javelin tie all season and has led the Knicks to Jayhawkers placed third to shut the Wildcats out in this event.
Rollin Prather, Wildcat weight man who captured firsts in both the discus and shot put, looked as big as King Kong in Memorial stadium Saturday. Kansas State coaches now list his weight as 230 pounds. He towers 6 feet, 5 inches in the air. He also holds the ball eleven last year and coach Sam Francois no doubt has him labeled for heavy duty this coming fall.
The Kansas distance duo of Bob Karnes and Hal Moore took the first two places in both the mile and two-mile runs. Moore won the mile, with Karnes second. In the two-mile event, the order was just reversed.
The mile relay was an exciting race. The Kansas team of Welton, Stites, Shea, and Binter just wouldn't give ground to the quartet from Manhattan anywhere along the line. Stuart of Kansas State was running anchor for his team. He anchored himself for his 180-yard run. He caught Binter of Kansas on the last lap with about 175 yards to go, but the Jayhawker poured on the steam and Stuart was unable to maintain the pace.
Karnes showed a tremendous kick in the stretch drive of the two-mile race. With about 200 yards to go, he turned on the speed to pull away from Moore and finish under full steam.
Sig Ep, Phi Kappa Continue I-M Wins
Robert McNeive hurled a no hit game to lead the Sigma Phi Epsilon softball team to a 8-0 win over Kappa Sigma Friday. It was the first loss for the Kappa Sags and kept the Sig E record spotless. Phi Kappa remained undefeated by defeating Battenfeld, ATO defeated Pi K.A., and the Pi Gams out-scored Lambda Chi in other games played Friday.
McNeive had the Kappa Sig batters swinging from the first pitch, but none of them could score a hit. He whipped 12 batters and walked 3. The Sig Eg batters found Heisler, Kappa Sig pitcher, for 12 hits and 8 runs.
Phi Kappa found Battenfeld stronger than expected, but managed to score a 14-10 win in a free hitting contest. Alpha Tau Omega had a field day at bat scoring a 28-10 victory over the Pi Kappa Alpha nine. Phi Gamma Delta emerged on the long end of a 21-4 score in their game with the Lambda Chi team.
KU Trackmen Beat K-State; Win First In Nine Events
The University track team placed first in nine events Saturday to win their dual meet with Kansas State by a score of 85 to 46.
Coach Ray Kanehl's men swept the 440-yard run and the javelin throw; took first and second in the high jump, the mile run, the 220-yard dash and the two-mile run; and first in the mile relay and the high jump to amass most of their points.
A trio of Jayhawk dash mem:
John Jackson, Richard Shea and Robert Hill; in that order, swept all three places of the 440-yard run.
Jackson's winning time was : 49.5.
The second Kansas sweep came in the javelin event. Bruce Henoch turned in the winning effort of 193 feet 2 inches. He was followed by teammates Karl Ebel and Glifford King. Ebel's mark was 189 feet 9 inches and King's was 180 feet 6 inches.
K-State Touches Tape First
One of the most thrilling races of the day was the 220-yard low hurdles. Frank Stannard, Kansas hurdle ace, led the field over the barriers all the way but was nosed out at the tape by Kansas State's versatile dash man Rodney McClay.
McClay was high point man for the day, turning in a first in the 100-yard dash and a tie with team mate Sherman for first in the pole vault, in addition to his first in the 220 hurdle event, for a total of 14 points. He was followed by John on 10 in fronts in the 440 and the 220-yard dashes, and Rollin Prather, giant Aggie weight man, who scored 10 on his firsts in the shot put and the discus throw.
The Jayhawker distance duo of Hal Moore and Bob Karnes turned in their usual two way performance in the mile and two-mile runs. Moore took first in the mile event with Karnes second and Karnes took first in the two-mile with Moore second. Moore's mile was clocked at 4:28.9. and Karnes's two-mile at 10:9.9.
The summaries:
Pole Vault: First, McClay K. S. and Sherman, K. S., 11" 10th; Third, Mallon, K.U. and Norris, K. U., 11" 10".
**High Jump:** First, Scoffield, K. U.
"6' 5"; Second, Zimmer, K. U., "6' 1"
Third, Pavne, K. S., "5' 11"
**Shot Put:** First, Prather, K. S. 49' 4"; Second, Robinson, K. U., 45' 2"; Third Penny, K. U., 44' 8".
Broad Jump: First, Crowley, K U., 22" 9¼", Second, Kiser, K. S. Third, Danielson, K. S.
440-yard dash: First Jackson, K. U; Second, Hill, K. U; Third, Shea, K. U; time: 49.3.
100-yard dash: First, McClay, K.; Second, Schloesser, K. U.; Third, Griffith, K. U.; time: 9.9.
120- yard high hurdles: First, Stam-
Third, Third, Welge, KU; Juniors, 156
820-yard run: First, Stuart, K. S.
Third, Tavares, K. S., 384-
Hildbridge, K. S., Ippe, 321.
220-yard run: First, Jackson, K. U.; Second, Wagstaff, K. U.; Third, Harman, K. S.; time: 221.
220-low hurdles: First, McClay K. S.; Second, Stannard, K. U.
Third, Kiser. K. S.; time: 24.3.
Two-mile run: First, Karnes, K. U; Second, Moore, K. U; Third, Vanhaverbeke, K. S; time: 10.9.9
Archery Club Will Hold Tournament
Mile Relay: Won by Kansas (Welton, Binter, Shea, Stites); time: 3:27.6.
The Archery club will hold an open tournament Thursday.
A practice session is scheduled at 4 p.m., with the tournament beginning at 5 p.m. Dinner will be served after the shooting.
1' Second, Ebel, K, U 189 '2'
Third, King, K, U. 189 '6'.
Discus: First, Prather, K. S., 140' 2¾" , Second, Robinson, K. U., 137' 6½" ; Third, Ebel, K. U., 131' 9¼" .
Equipment will be furnished for those who would like to compete, and anyone interested in archery may attend.
Women will shoot the Columbia round which consists of six "ends" of six arrows each at 30, 40, and 50 yards from the target.
Golfers Lose One Defeat Nebraska
The University of Kansas golf team split even with conference foes in matches played Friday and Saturday. The Jayhawk linkmen lost 14 to Iowa State Friday at Ames, but came back strong Saturday to defeat Nebraska in Lincoln. The Jayhawkers won 10-8 in an extra hole affair against the Corn-husker soull.
A tricky course and strong winds hindered the University golfers in the Iowa State match.
At Nebraska the Jayhawk golfers found the course more to their liking and scored their initial Big Six win. At the end of the regulation 18 holes the score was tied 9 up. By agreement the teams shot another 18 holes and Kansas finished in front 10-8. Bill Jones shot a 2 under par 70 in the morning at Lincoln. Bill Winey was low for Kansas in the afternoon round carding a 75 to lead the Jayhawks in their win.
Saturday Kansas will play Oklahoma University at Swepe Park, Kansas City, Missouri.
Baseball Results
Sunday:
National League
Philadelphia 5, Cincinnati 3
Philadelphia 10, Cincinnati 5
Boston 4. St. Louis 3
Boston 0. St. Louis 9
American League
New York 2, Detroit 2, game called in sixth, rain. Cleveland, 3, second.
Washington 6, Cleveland 3, second round, callen, rain
washington 6, Cleveland 3, second game called, rain.
Chicago 8, Philadelphia 7
Chicago 1, Philadelphia 0
Boston 3, St. Louis 2
Boston 8, St. Louis 1
American Association
Bilateral Association
Kansas City 2, Indianapolis 0
Kansas City 3, Indianapolis 1
Columbus 15, Minneapolis 5
Columbus 7, Minneapolis 6
Toledo 9, St. Paul 3
Toledo 5, St. Paul 3, second game called in fifth, darkness
Milwaukee 10, Louisville 4
Milwaukee 0, Louisville 1
STANDINGS
National League: W. L. Pct.
Brooklyn 9 3 750
Pittsburg 8 5 615
Chicago 8 6 583
Boston 8 6 583
Philadelphia 8 6 500
New York 5 7 417
Cincinnati 7 10 412
St. Louis 3 11 214
American League: W. L. Pct.
Chicago 10 5 667
Detroit 8 6 571
Cleveland 8 6 558
New York 8 7 533
Boston 8 8 500
St. Louis 6 9 400
Philadelphia 4 10 286
Probable Pitchers
American League
Washington (Masterson 1-1) at Cleveland (Bearden 0-0)
New York (Reynolds 2-1) at Detroit (Trucks 2-1)
(Only games scheduled)
Seven Undefeated In Women's Softball
Cincinnati (Walters 1-0) at Philadelphia (Hughes 0-3)
delphinia (Huguenes b.)
Pittsburgh (Ostermuller 1-1) at
National League
St. Louis (Munger 1-1) at Boston (Sain 2-1)—night
Brooklyn (Lombardi 1-1)
St. Louis (Munger 1-1)
(Only games scheduled.)
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Seven intramural teams remain undefeated in the women's softball competition at the present time. Locksley, Corbin, Delta Gamma, Harmon, Gamma Phi Beta, Kappa Alpha Theta, and IWW. All have perfect slates. The intramural standings are as follows:
| Division I | GW | GL |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Sleepy Hollow | 1 | 1 |
| Templin Hall | 0 | 3 |
| Locksley Hall | 3 | 0 |
| Sigma Kappa | 1 | 1 |
| Kappa Kappa Gamma | 1 | 1 |
| Division II | GW | GL |
| Corbin Hall | 2 | 0 |
| Jolliffe Hall | 0 | 2 |
| Pi Beta Phi | 2 | 1 |
| Delta Gamma | 3 | 0 |
| Alpha Omicron Pi | 0 | 3 |
| Chi Omega | 1 | 2 |
| Division III | GW | GL |
| Watkins Hall | 0 | 1 |
| Harmon Co-op | 3 | 0 |
| Gamma Phi Beta | 2 | 0 |
| Alpha Chi Omega | 0 | 2 |
| Division IV | GW | GL |
| Delta Delta Delta | 0 | 1 |
| Alpha Delta Pi | 1 | 1 |
| Independents | 1 | 2 |
| Kappa Alpha Theta | 3 | 0 |
| Miller Hall | 0 | 2 |
| IWW | 2 | 0 |
| Foster Hall | 0 | 2 |
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