UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE, KANSAS
MARCH 13, 1947
Trackmen Open Outdoor Season
A small squad of Kansas trackmen will open the outdoor season at the Oklahoma A. and M. relays in Stillwater Saturday coach Raymond Kanehl said today.
John Jackson, Big Six indoor quarter mile champion, will run in the medley relay. He should be able to do the 440 in about 50 seconds.
Either Johnson or Hinchee will run the half-mile and may be able to do that chore in less than 2 minutes.
Hal Moore, second only to Glenn Cunningham in Kansas mile annals, will run the three-quarter mile. He will probably turn in a time near 3 minutes and 10 seconds.
Bob Karnes, winner of the two mile at the Big Six meet, will cover the mile. He should run the distance in the neighborhood of 4 minutes and 25 seconds.
Adding these four times together, the final mark would be about 10:25 certainly low enough to place high in the Stillwater meet, and, the Texas Relays which follow.
The Oklahoma sunshine will be a welcome sight to the Jayhawker thinclads. They have had tough going in training over the cold and narrow lanes beneath Memorial stadium.
Other men likely to make the trip are: Frank Stannard, hurdler; Bob Hill, quarter mile for the relay team; Bob Crowley, broad jumper; Delvin Norris, high jumper; and Forrest Griffith, hurdler and broad jumper.
High School Games
At Emporia, Class AA:
Ward, Kansas City 43, Chanute 38
Lawrence 43, Pittsburg 32
Arkansas City 44, Great Bend 36
Shawnee Mission 38, Wichita East
Newton 48, Junction City 33
Wellington 54, Dodge City 32
Topeka 55, Columbus 28
Salina 38, Coffeyville 36
At Topeca, Class A:
LaCrosse 49, Fredonia 43
Oberlin 34, Iola 29
Rosedale 38, Kingman 25
Beralal 43, wathab 27
Aligotte 43, Hustua 41
Russell 51, Wamego 41
Beloit 43, Stafford 38
Buehler 48, Highland Park 37
At Hutchinson, Class B:
Washington Rural 66, Ulysues 48
Goff 37, Scandia 30
Reading 61, Quinter 48
Assaria 58, Louisburg 24
Mulvane 31, Nickerson 30
Sedgwick 40, Schoenchen 34
Inman 60, College high of Pitts-
Sylvia 42, Latham 40
Pairings for today:
Class AA:
Ward vs. Newton
Arkansas City vs. Topeka
Lawrence vs. Wellington
Shawnee Mission vs. Salina
Class A:
LaCrosse vs. Rosedale
Liberal vs. Beloit
Oberlin vs. Russell
Abilene vs. Buehler
Class B:
Goff vs. Mulvane
Reading vs. Inman
Washburn Rural vs. Sedgwick
Shawnee Mission vs. Salina
First Round I-M Playoff Tonight
First round playoff games for the men's intramural basketball championship are scheduled for tonight in Robinson gymnasium.
Eight teams have survived regular season play to advance in the single elimination series. Delta Chi and Sigma Chi became eligible for the tournament this week by winning top spots in a playoff of the second place teams in each division.
Tonight's pairings:
6.00 p.m.—Sigma Phi Epsilon vs.
Sigma Chi
7:00 p.m.-Phi Delta Theta vs. Rexall
8:00 p.m. — Beta Theta Pi vs. Kappa Sigma
Results of games being played in the high school tournaments over the state will be available at the Daily Kansan news room as soon as they come over the United Press wire.
High School Results Available At News Room
v. 90: p.m.-Sigma Alpha Epsilon
vs. Delta Chi
Contests being played in the quarterfinal round today do not begin till 2:30 p.m. First results should be available before 6 p.m. The telephone number of the news room is K.U. 25.
Kansas City—(UP)—The National Intercileague Basketball tourney moves into the quarter-finals tonight, minus some of the favorites but with unknowns still in the competition for the Naismith trophy.
Marshall college, Huntington, W. Va., used three points in the last minute to pull out a 55-54 win over Hamline of St. Paul.
N.A.I.B. Play-Offs Go To Quarter-Finals
Favored Kirksville, Mo., Teachers cked out a 51-49 win over Whittier of California.
Emporia Teachers, something of a surprise in NAIB play, came from behind to beat Canterbury, 60 to 48.
Arizona State slipped by the University of Houston, 44-42. A missed last minute lay-in attempt ended the Houston's team's chances.
Beloit, Wis., bottled Cliff McNeyel, the nation's top scorer, and won from Texas Wesleyan, 63 to 53. McNeely raised his season's total to 725.
Mankato, Minn., Teachers ousted DePauw of Greencaster, Ind., by a 65-48 score.
Eastern Washington of Cheney downed Dakota Wesleyan of Mitchell, S.D., 62-48.
Southeastern Oklahoma of Durant, playing a slow, deliberate game, won from Hastings, Neb, college, 48-42.
Tonight's quarterfinal pairm
6:30 - Beloit vs. Emporia.
1:45—Kirksville vs. Arizona State.
9:00—Marshall vs. Eastern Washington.
10. 15-Mankato vs. Southeastern Oklahoma.
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Forensic Fraternity Chooses 9 Members
Nine University students, the largest single group ever to be chosen, have been elected to Delta Sigma Rho, national honorary forensic fraternity.
New members, who will be initiated at a banquet on April 1, are William Conboy, Richard Royer, Hal Friesen, Kenneth Beasley, Keith Wilson, Benjamin Foster, Herbert Coles, Beth Bell, and Dorothy Heschmeyer.
Topkea—(UP)—Members of Phi Delta Theta fraternity at Washburn university today asked all Topkans to be on the lookout for their missing dog. "Lady Calvert."
"You couldn't mistake her," said Vern Doty, in charge of a searching party. "She's a 185-pound St. Bernard."
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The giant, sad-eyed brown and white dog was brought here from Canada.
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