TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1940
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIVE
Track Season--you are particular these should please. See at 1417 Kentucky. Phone 2842. -88
Chet Cox, quarter-miler; and Dale Heckendorn, distance runner. Vincent Graves, who lettered last year in the 440, is in school, but hasn't come out for track so far. He may be available later.
Here is the way the men are stacking up by events for Saturday night's meet with Nebraska.
Mile: Harris, Don Thompson,
sophomore; Dick Edwards, sophomore;
Stan Splitter, sophomore.
Quarter-mile: Greene, Kenney Hamilton, sophomore; Fred Eberhardt, sophomore; Bill Reed sophomore.
60-yard dash: Mathes, Driscoll,
Ted Scott, sophomore; Denzel Gibbens,
sophomore.
High hurdles: Foy, Stoland, Reed and J. R. Jones, sophomore.
Two-mile: Harris, Ryan, Tober
and Duan.
Two-mile: Harris, Ryan, Toberan, and Don Merriman, sophomore Low hurdles: Foy, Jones, Reed Stoland.
Mile Relay: Reed, Eberhardt,
Greene, and Hamilton.
Half-mile: Edwards, Splitter, Thompson, and Grant Hatfield, sophomore.
Pole Vault: Beven, Jack O'Hara,
sophomore; Bill Cordell, sophomore.
High Jump: Stoland, Jones, and
Charles Bednasek, sophomore.
Broad jump: Stoland, Jones, and
Mathes.
Coach Hargiss announced the indoor track schedule as follows:
Feb. 24—Missouri at Columbia.
Feb. 10—Nebraska at Lincoln (night meet).
Feb. 15—Kansas State at Lawrence.
Mar. 9- Big Six meet at Kansas City.
Mar. 17—Butler relays at Indianapolis.
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Rifle Team---you are particular these should please. See at 1417 Kentucky. Phone 2842. -88
Curtis Alloway, Jack Armstrong,
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Stouffer Gets Honorary Post
Dean E. B. Stouffer of the Graduate School has been elected secretary of the Association of American Universities. Dean Stouffer succeeds Dean F. K. Rightmeyer of Cornell University, who until his death Nov. 7, was a leader in the Association of 33 North American universities.
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