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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FOUR
APRIL 21,1947
Kansas Relays' Records Don't Fall Because Cold, Damp Rain Did
Track records did not fall because the rain did at the 22nd Annual Kansas Relays Saturday. The fourman entry of Rain, Wind, Cold, and Mud got a jump on other teams with a special practice late Friday night and went on to swamp all events Saturday.
Approximately 700 athletes competed with the weather at Memorial stadium in individual and team contests which would have threatened numerous Relay standards had conditions been more favorable.
Nearly 3.000 spectators were on hand at 2 p.m. for the opening event, the finals of the 120-yard high hurdles. Only a handful remained, however, by the time the last race, the university mile relay, began.
Few Stay For Finish
Texas university won the quarter-mile, the half-mile, and the distance medley relays. Allen Lawler of the Longhorns repeated his 1946 victory in the 100-yard跑, outdistancing his teammate, Charley Parker. The duel between Parker and Clementine tineson of Boston moved to materiality with the Baylor Bullet was disqualified for two false starts.
Quick Fails to Quality
Quirk Fails to Qualify
Another surprise was the failure of Ed Quirk, giant Missouri shot-put champion, to qualify for the finals in his event. His mark of 47 feet, $2 \frac{1}{2}$ inches was far short of the 51 feet, $5 \frac{1}{2}$ inches mark which gave Fortune Gordian of Minnesota the title.
Another favorite fell when John Smith of Notre Dame defeated Bob Blakely of Missouri in the finals of the high hurdles. In most other events, the favorites came through to win by comfortable margins.
Tom Scofield of the Jayhawkers gave Kansas its only victory of the day when he leaped 6 feet $ _{1/4} $ inches to tie Monte Kinder of Nebraska for first in the high jump.
Ebel Henoch Place
Ebel. Henoch Place
Karl Ebel and Bruce Henoch of Kansas ranked in second and third place for the javelin throw. The event was won by Grote of Nebraska with a toss of 189 feet, $ 10 \% $ inches. Ebel threw the spear 189 feet. $ 3 \% $ inches.
Kansas relay teams placed fourth in both the two-mile and distance medley relays. Jayhawker runners in these two races were Jackson. Johnson, Hinchee, Moore, and Karnes. Johnson, Moore, and Karnes ran in both events.
Bob Crowley gave the Javhawkers a third in the broad jump with a leap of 22 feet, 4 inches. The winning jump by McGinnis of Nebraska was 22 feet. $6\frac{1}{2}$ inches.
Jayhawkers Make Finals
Lee Schloesser and Frank Stannard of the Kansas squad both made the finals in their specialities. Schloesser came in second to Allen Lawyer in his heat of the 100-yard dash. Stannard led the field in his heat of the 120-yard hurdles.
Two of the best marks of the day were turned in by Jerry Thompson of Texas and Bill Mack of Drake as each ran the mile lap of a win:4.31.5 mile in the anchor position ning relay team. Thompson ran on a the Texas medley relay. Mack sped the distance in 4:34 as the last man on the Drake four-mile队.
Five Teams Win IM Baseball Games
Results of intramural softball games played April 17 found Beta Theta Phi defeating Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 9-3, Kappa Sigma winning from Lambda Chi 27-13, the Sig Ep's trouncing the Fly-by-Nights, 25-2, Triangle outlasting Wesley, 23-12, and the 941 Club taking Kappa Eta 19-7.
Don Powell, director of intranrurals, advised team managers to check the bulletin board outside the intramural office to see when postponed games would be played. Powell said that the phone strike made it impossible for the intramural office to contact the managers individually.
City Table Tennis Tournament Postponed
The Lawrence city table tennis tournament which was to have begun April 7 has been postponed until after the settlement of the telephone strike, Larry Heeb, city recreational director, said today.
All students in the university division will be notified when play will start. Application blanks for the tournament are still available at the sports desk in the Daily Kansan news room.
Wichita East Wins High School Meet
Here are the point totals for the Interscholastic track and field meet held Friday:
Class AA high schools—Wichita East, 46; Wyandotte, 30%; Topeka, 41%; Haskell, 22; Lawrence, 19; ElDorado, 15; Junction City, 14; Summer, 131%; Shawnee Mission, 13; Wichita North, 13; Hutchinson, 16; Akron, 9; Akron City, 12; Ft. Scott, 6; Arkansas City, 6; Dittawa, 6; Independence, 5; Coffeeville, 5; Leavenworth, 4; Atchison, 3; Manhattan, 1.
Class A high schools—Hugoton, 29; Marysville, 20; Chapman, 17; Anthony, 16%; Highland Park, 16; Sterling, 15%; Fredonia, 15; Beloit, 14%; Hiawatha, 12; Andale, 11%; Concordia, 11; Sabetha, 11; Harper, 10; Rosedale, 10; Olathe, 8; St. Joseph of Hays, 8; Washington Rural, 3; Fringham, 7; St. Peter and Paul of Secaea, 7; Kuegla, 7; Wamapo, 7; Bubler, 4; Caney, 4; Atchison C. C. S., 4; Bonner Springs, 3%; Garnett, 3; Fortlant, 2%; Paola, 2; Immaculata of Leavenworth,
Class B high schools—Esbon Rural, 26%, Leon, 21%; Kansas School of the Deaf, 19; Pittsburg College High, 17; Haven, 13%; Wathena, 13; Axtell, 12; Macksville, 12; Peabody, 11%; Troy, 11%; Clyde, 9%; Bennington, 9%; Burr Oak, 9%; Derby, 9%; Overbrook, 9%; Claflin, 9%; Pretty Prairie, 8; Arma, 8; Wellsville, 6%; Caseton, 6; Sedgwick, 5%; Blue Rapids, 5%; Potwin, 9%; Pow, 5%; Powlan, 5%; Nickerson, 5; Mulberry, 5; Meridan, 5; Courtland, 5; Burton, 5; Valley Falls, 4; Norwich, 4; Hamilton, 4; Fairview, 4; Cedar Point, 4; Emmett, 3; Washington, 3; Cherokee, 3; Edgerton, 2; Lyndon, 2; Miltonvale, 2; Wilson, 2; Waterville, 1½; DeSoto, 1; Milford, 1; Parker, 1; Baldwin, 1½; Burlington. %.
Black Wins Four Decathlon Events
Black capture the pole vault, discus, shot put, and javelin. He was not pressed in any of these events. Following his victory in the javelin, the ninth event on the card, the basketball "Hawk" was in the lead with only the 1,500-meter run left.
The fact that he had only ten days of practice and conditioning for the weekend grind showed up in the distance run as Black came home last. McEwen placed third and his time for the event gave him enough points to overtake the K.U. K-club entry and annex the title.
Charley Black, the Kansas basketball and track star, won four of the ten events in the Missouri Valley A.A.U. Decathlon Friday and Saturday, but he placed second to Jack McEwen of Colorado in the finals points totals.
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Scofield Ties Kinder In Relay High Jump
Here are the results of the Kansas Relays held Saturday:
High jump: Scofield of Kansas and Kinder of Nebraska, tied for first at 6 feet, $1\frac{1}{4}$ inches; Morgan of Baker, Howard of Missouri, and Heintzman of Bradley, tied for third at 5 feet $11\%$ inches.
University Division:
Javelin: Grote of Nebraska, 189 feet, 10% inches; Ebel of Kansas, 189 feet, 33% inches; Henoch of Kansas, 177 feet, 8½ inches; Dierker of Ottumwa, Iowa, Navy, 175 feet, 83% inches.
Smith
20-yard high hurdles; Smith of Notre Dame; Blakely of Missouri; Gaultney of Missouri; and Gartiser of Missouri; 0:15.
Smith Wins High Hurdles
Two-mile relay: Missouri (Bogsworth, Lancaster, Killough, Schmidt); Colorado; Drake; and Kansas. 8:09.7.
Shot put: Gordien of Minnesota,
51 feet, 7¾ inches; Prather of Kansas
State, 50 feet, 5½ inches; Crumley
of Colorado State college of education,
49 feet, 5³¼ inches; Hoerner of
Iowa, 49 feet, 4¾ inches.
McClay Takes Pole Vault
Pole vault: McClay of Kansas State, Blackwell of Missouri, Knapp of Missouri, Dean of Oklahoma A. and M., McKee of Colorado, and Moore of Ottawa, tied for first, 11 feet, 6 inches.
Distance medley relay: Texas (Northcutt, Hafernich, Sparks, and Thompson); Oklahoma A. and M. Nebraska; and Kansas. 10:46.
100-yard dash: Lawler of Texas; Parker of Texas; Cotten of Baylor; Guth of Missouri. 09.7.
Sprint medley relay: Oklahoma (Shelby, McConnell, Gillstrap, Westbrook); Notre Dame; Oklahoma A. and M.; Kansas State. 3:38.8
Quarter-mile relay: Texas (Samuels, Tatom, Lawer, Parker); Baylor; Oklahoma A. and M.; Missouri 42.
Discus: Gordian of Minnesota, 154 feet, 4 inches; Yocum of Peru Teachers, Neb. 142 feet, 5% inches; Prather of Kansas State, 138 feet, 5% inches; Simerotof Oklahoma A. and Titusville 3 inches.
Texas Takes Half-Mile
Half-mile relay: Texas (Samuels, Tatom, Lawler, and Parker); Nebraska and Oklahoma A. and M., tied for second. 1:30.4.
Broad jump: McGinnis of Nebraska, 22 feet; $6\frac{1}{2}$ inches; Barnhouse of Kansas, 5 feet; 5 inches; Crowley of Kansas, 22 feet; Lemois of Minnesota, 22 feet, $\frac{1}{4}$ inch.
Four-mile relay: Drake (Feiler, Jerchalks, Prohaska, Mack); Notre Dame, Missouri. 18:54.4.
Shot put: Gordien of Minnesota, 51 feet, $7 \frac{3}{4} $ inches; Prather of Kansas State, 50 feet, $5 \frac{1}{2} $ inches; Crumley of Colorado State college of education, 49 feet, $5 \frac{1}{4} $ inches; Hoerner of Iowa, 49 feet, $4 \frac{1}{4} $ inches
Mile relay; Texas A. and M. Napier, Baldback, Halbrook, Harden; Minnesota; Notre Dame; Oklahoma A. and M. 3:27.
Half-mile relay: North Texas State (Marvel, Womack, Ladish, and Adams); Stephen F. Austin college; East Texas State; Abilene-Christian. 1:31.7.
invitational sprint medley relay. Ottawa university (Morgan, Ellison, Harbour, Browning); Baker, Midland, Missouri Valley. 3:54.4.
College Division:
Distance medley relay; South Dakota State (Lynn, Mills, Burtrun, and Keller); Howard Payne; Ottawa university; Washburn 11:25.
Two-mile relay: South Dakota State (Lynn, Bertrun, Mills, Keller); Howard Payne; Pittsburg; Fort Hays State. 8-22.8
Sprint medley: Abilene-Christian (Mason, Carter, Smith, Saunders); North Texas State; Southwestern of Memphis; Washburn. 3:47.2.
Mile relay: North Texas State (Marvel, Womack, Gilbert, Adams); East Texas State; Southwestern of Memphis; Abilene-Christian. 3:30.8. Special Events:
Kansas City, Mo., high school half-mile relay: Southwest (Burt, Tapp Thomas, and Schutzel); Manual; Central; Northeast. 1:37.
Junior college sprint medley: Arkansas City (Work, Grinnell, Ward, Smith); Hutchinson; Ft. Scott; Coffeyville. 3:53.3.
Gamma Phi's Defeat Alpha Chi, 28-12
Alpha Chi Omega bowed in defeat to Gamma Phi Beta Thursday with a 28 to 12 score as the women's intramural baseball season got under way. Sleepy Hollow won from Templin 10 to 5. Miller forfeited to I. W. W.
Outstanding players for Alpha Chi were Link, Rosenau, Powell; for Gamma Phi, Heil, Brown, Simmons.
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