SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1940
PAGE FIVE
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Four Records—
(Continued from page four)
Although he made a good performance in his event, disappointing to the crowd was Don Boydston's failure to break the high jump rec-
d. Boydston, sports editor of the Oklahoma A, and M. Daily O'Collegiate, jumped 6 feet, 6 inches to win the event, but he failed on his attempts to break the 6 feet $7 \frac{1}{4}$ inch Kansas Relays record.
Kansas placed second in the mile relay behind Minnesota, fourth in the quarter-mile relay, third in the University distance medley relay, and Jack O'Hara tied for third with three other vaulters in the pole vault.
The summaries;
Won by Gatewood, Texas; second Revell, Pittsburgh Teachers; third Cope, Colorado; Learned, Colorado Time 14.4.
120 Yard High Hurdles
Final 100 Yard Dash
Won by Piker, Northwestern, second, Littler. Nebraska; third, Ramsdell. Texas; fourth, Koettel, Okla Time 9.8.
Mile College Relay
First Heat: Won by Oklahoma Baptist; second, Pittsburg Teachers; third, Wichita; fourth, Doane. Time 1:29.5.
Second Heat: Won by Missouri Valley; second, Emporia Teachers; third, Central College; fourth, Western Time 1:32.5.
Third Heat; Won by Southwestern;
second, Westminster; third, Oklahoma City; fourth, St. Benedicts.
Time 1:31.3.
Winner on basis of comparative scores: Oklahoma Baptist, 1:29.5;
second, Pittsburgh Teachers, 1:29.6;
third, Wichita, 1:30.8; fourth, South-
western, 1:31.3.
Personnel of winning team: Pitt-
man, Westbrook, Tyler, Watson.
Half Mile University Relay
Half Mile University Relay
College Two Mile Relay
Won by Oklahoma (Mathews, Coogan, Lyda, Koettel); second, Texas; third, Minnesota; fourth, Arkansas. Time 1:26.7.
Won by Abilene Christian (Templeton, Womask, Beadles, Rushing); second, Emporia State; third, Pittsburg Teachers; fourth, Ft. Hays. Date 7:48.4. (new meet; record; old record, 7:50.5. K.S.T.C. Emporia, 1933).
Shot Put
Shot Put
Won by Hackney, Kansas State,
(49 ft. 5 5-8 in.); second, Creese,
Colorado, (48 ft. 2 3-4 in.); third,
Wibbels, Nebraska, (46 ft. 4 7-8 in%);
 fourth, Jenkins, Colorado, (46 ft. 5-8
in.); Vanderbilt, Kansas State, (45
ft. 9 1-4 in.)
University 2 Mile Relay
University
Won by Drake (Crowley, Barsalou, Rasmus, Baal); second Oklahoma A. & M; third, Iowa State;
fourth, Kansas State. Time 7:50.5.
Invitation Milk Run
Won by Blaine Rideout; second;
Wayne Rideout; third, Archie San
Romani; fourth, Glenn Cunningham.
Time 4:10.1. (a new meet record).
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Won by Oklahoma (Lyda, Mathews, Koeppel, Gahan); second, Nebraska; third, Arkansas; fourth, Kansas State. Time 3:25.3, a new meet record. Old record: 3:27, Rice Institute, 1938.
Old record held by Glenn Cunningham of 4:12.7 set in 1934. University Sprint Medley Relay
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Personnel of winning team: (Holliger, Wilson, Glorios, Whittenberg) University 4 Mile Relay
K. C., Mo. High School Half Mile Kelay
Winner on basis of comparative time: Northeast, 1.33; second, Southwest, 1.35.3; tied for third, Southeast and Central, 1.35.7.
Won by Minnesota (Lilijegren, A. Gill, Rhodes, Rasmussen); second, Iowa; third, Colorado; fourth, Kansas State. Time 17:57.8. Belie
University Quarter Mile Relay
First Heat: Won by Texas, 41.3;
second, Oklahoma, 41.8; third, Minnesota, 41.8; fourth, Kansas, 42.4
Second Heat: Won by Kansas State 43.1; second, Iowa State, 43.8; third, Arkansas, 44.4.
Winner on basis of comparative time: Texas (Seay, Gatewood, Roberts, Ramsdell); second, Oklahoma; third, Minnesota; fourth, Kansas. Broad Jump
Won by Hodgson, Minnesota; second, Mather, Peru Nebraska State Teachers; third, Farris, Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers; fourth, Arrington, Michigan State. Distance: 24 feet 2 inches.
College Distance Medley Relay
Won By Abilene Christian (Sanders, Beadles, Womask. Rushing);
second, Wichita; third, Emporia Teachers; fourth, Pittsburgh Teachers;
Time: 10:38.1.
University Distance Medley Relay Won by Missouri (St. Denis, Knight, Reeves, Munski); second, Oklahoma A. & M; third, Kansas; fourth, Arkansas. Time: 10:16.2. Invitation College Spartent Medley
Won by Baker (Kramer, Timmons,
Findlay, Williams); second, Missouri
Valley; third, Westminster; fourth,
College of Emporia. Time: 3:36.7,
a new meet record. Old record: 3:39.2
Tie for first Bryan, Texas, and Higgins, Missouri; tie for third O'-Hara, Kansas; Thistlewaite, Northwestern; Hunt, Nebraska. Height: 13 feet 3 inches.
High Jump
set by Baker in 1939.
Pole Vault
Won by Boydston, Oklahoma A. & M; second Schnake, Iowa State; third Jay Smith, Northwestern; tie for fourth, Day, Kansas State and Kite, Wichita U., and Puett, Colorado. Height: 6 feet 6 inches.
Won by Hughes, Texas; second,
Fitch, Minnesota; third, Creese,
Colorado; fourth, Wibbels, Nebraska.
Distance: 153 feet $3\frac{1}{2}$ inches.
Junior College Sprint Medley Relay
Discus
Won by Connor State College (Paylar, Rogers, Harrison, Beams); second, Ft. Scott; third, Hutchinson; fourth, Mile College; 37.1.
Won by Oklahoma Baptist (Pitt-
man, Westbrook, Tyler, Watson);
second, Emporia State; third, Pitts-
burg Teachers; fourth, Hays. Time:
3:19.7.
University One Mile Relay
Won by Minnesota (Johnson, Irvine, Garrity, Franck); second, Kansas; third, Drake; fourth, Arkansas. Time: 3:21.1.
Won by Waldram, Missouri; second, Grote, Nebraska; third, Wibbels, Nebraska; fourth, Adair, Texas. Distance: 206 feet 5 inches.
Javelin
Society—
(Continued from page three) and Mrs. A. J. Fryer of Iola.
and Mrs. K. of Boyle
Weekend guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi house were Emma Lou Montgomery of Stillwell, Alma Biglow of Altoona, and Jean Ellen Jones, of Topeka.
Miss Dorothy Hartley of Merriam and Miss Lucy Lymne Bowman, Kansas City, Mo., are weekend guests at the Sigma Kappa house.
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Margaret Marshall of Herington Mr. and Mrs. Zentmeyer of Willis, and L. E. Willcuts, Topeka, were weekend guests at the Alpha Delta Fi house.
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Weekend guests at the Chi Omega house are Barbara Cobett of Emporia and Evelyn Smiley of Salina.
--are Mrs. R. N. Bowser of Merriman, Evelyn Thompson of Gove, and Elizabeth Meek of Arkansas City.
Weekend guests at Corbin hall
Billy Bob Miller of Fort Scott was a weekend guest at the Phi Psi house this weekend.
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Hazel Marie Konantz and Annabelle Fisher, both of Fort Scott, are guests at the Gamma Phi house this weekend.
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