UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FEBRUARY 25,1946
PAGE FOUR
Thinclads Break Five Records
The Kansas tracksters turned in five record-breaking performances against K-State and Nebraska at Lincoln last Saturday.
Four meets, combined into one, completely confused the over-capacity crowd to the finish. Three dual meets putting Kansas against Nebraska and K-State, and Nebraska versus K-State, and a triangular affair between all three schools, composed the program for the night.
Kansas defeated K-State 56 1-24 1-6 2-1; placed second in the triangular contest, 57 points to the Huskers, 41 1-2 for KU., and 21 1-2 to K-State); and was defeated by Neb.aska in the dual event 58-46.
The feature run of the evening was turned in by Hal Hinchee, NROTOC transfer from Denison University. Hinchee ran a beautifully engineered 880 against "Unbeatable" Dean Kratz of Nebraska, and set three new meet marks in beating Kratz by more than 20 yards.
KIRA
Johnnie Jackson continued his "record-a-meet" performance as he set a new triangular meet record for the quarter mile at 51.4 seconds.
K.U.'s top relay team compo-
jice Jim Richey, Jackson, Andy Luns-
ford and Dick Shea ran off with
that event for the third record of
the evening at 3:34. Lunsford also
placed third against Nebraska and
second against K-State in the open
quarter.
Tom Scofield tied the Nebraska dual meet record in the high jump and Bob Stoland came through with a close second. Stoland, after a five year break in competition because of the war, won the broad jump with Mel Stevens taking third against both rivals.
Leroy Robison bettered his previous mark-in the shot with a throw of 46 feet 6-3-4 inches. Robison also placed third in the low hurdles against K-State. Frank Raab placed second against the Aggies in the mile and third in the same event against the Huskers. Raab also took third in the half against both schools. Don Schuster, freshman V-5 trainee, showed great promise in the distances as he placed third against both rivals in the mile and two-mile runs.
Dick Anderson and Rod McLver ran two, three against both schools in the sixty-yard dash. Anderson and Gene Alford tied for second and third against the Huskers and for third against the Wildcats. Dexter Welton ran third in both hurdle events against N.U., second in the lows and third in the highs against State.
The absence of Hal Moore, champion miler and two-miller, gave the Huskers the necessary points to win the K.U.-N.U. dual meet and the triangular meet.
The outcome of these meets places KU, at the top of the heap with Iowa State and Nebraska for the Big Six meet next Saturday on the Kansas City Municipal auditorium spruce oval.
Christian Youth Week Stresses Daily Living
The greatest test of faith is daily living, Jeanne Ackley, K.U. Danforth Fellow, asserted last night, at a religious meeting which opened Christian Youth Week activities in Barlow chapel, after a College Forum in Myers hall.
Miss Ackley, speaking on the topic, "We Must Be the World We Want—How?" said that each person can determine the type of world he wants by working toward the creation of such a world. This, she added, is the only way the Christian dream can be attained.
A banquet Wednesday night will be included in Youth Week activities, the Rev. Mr. Warren Hile, of the First Christian church has announced.
Suomi is the native name of Finland.
Women's Basketball Will Be at 9 Tonight
It will be seniors against freshmen and juniors versus sophomores in the women's basketball class team games at 9 tonight in Robinson gymnasium, according to Miss Ruth Hoover, physical education professor. Both games will be played at that time, she explained, to avoid conflict with the Varsity basketball game in Hoch auditorium.
Phi Delt, Beta Tied For Intramural Honors
Phi Delta Theta and Beta Theta Pi are tied for top honors in intramural scoring totals. Each has scored 196.28 points to lead the field. Phi Gamma Delta follows with 176 points to take third place. These totals represent only football and handball singles since other intramurals sports have not been completed.
The complete list of teams and total points scored follows:
Phi Delta Theta
Beta Theta Pi
Phi Gamma Delta
V-12's
Sigma Chi
Phi Kappa Psi
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kappa Sigma
Sigma Nu
Delta Tau Tau
Tau Kappa Epsilon
Battenfeld
Delta Upsilon
Carruth
Pi Kappa Alpha
Kappa Alba Psi
196.28
196.28
176.00
144.28
128.57
128.57
126.85
122.14
122.14
113.14
107.14
96.43
85.76
64.28
53.51
42.86
Keister To Become University High Head
Ward Lavon Keister, '30, new principal at the University High schools, will assume office March 1.
Keister has just returned from $3 \frac{1}{2}$ years service in the army. Previously, he was principal of Linwood Rural High school for 11 years.
He received his bachelor of arts degree from the University in 1930 and his master of arts degree in 1932.
Keister will replace John Jacobs, who is resigning to accept a position in the industrial relations department of Transcontinental and Western Airlines in New York City.
Quack Elects Scott, Walker
Anne Scott, College sophomore, and Elaine Walker, Fne Arts junior, are newly elected members of the Quack club. The club has scheduled a swimming meet for March 20 and 21.
Dr. C. C. Speidel, professor of anatomy at the University of Virginia, will speak at 8 tonight in Fraser theater on "Living Cells in Action as Revealed by Fast-Motion Cine-Photomicraphy". Dr. Speidel's lecture is sponsored by Sigma Xi, honorary scientific fraternity.
Speidel To Lecture On Nerve Cells Tonight
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