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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1938
Cunningaham Beats Romani To the Tape
Mite Goes in 4:11. But Ben Johnson Steals the Show With Record in 60-ud. Dash
New York, Feb. 5.—(UP)—BEN Johnson, Columbia's black comet ran the fastest 60-yard dash in history tonight at the thirty-first annual Milrose track and field games before a crowd of 16,000 in Madison Square Garden. His time was six seconds flat.
Johnson's performance overhadowed the headlight attraction, the Wanamaker mile, which was won for the fifth time by Glenn Cunningham, the tireless runner, running for the state championship. *Winning Tree Fallst. Slow.*
Winning Time Fairly Slow
Cunningham, who holds the world indoor record, ran in the comparatively slow time of 4:11 as he beat the San Romani, a fellow Kansas.
Charley Fenks of Wisconsin took third place by a shade from Gene Venko, veteran N.Y.A.C. miler, while Don Lash, the Indiana iron man, dropped out of the race two laps from home.
A half hour before, Johnson had turned in the greatest sprinting race ever seen on the Garden boards.
The old mark of 6.2 seconds was set in 1923 by Loren Murchison in New York. Down during the years, several other men equaled it including Emmet Toppino, Jesse Owens, and Eulace Peacock.
Johnson Clips Record Twice
In winning the first trial heat, Johnson equaled it, then clipped it a tenth of a second in winning the semi-finals.
in the finals, the Negro star was
off his mark like a streak, in one of
the most perfect starts ever seen
down the track for the new record.
In the mile run, Cunningham picked up yard after yard as they moved around the oval. He killed off San Romani with a blistering pace, Venkze tried to keep up but he fell behind and was nipped at the tape by Fenke, who was a close third.
Lettermen Play TennisIndoors
Newton Hoverstock, c. 38, and Jame Kell, c. 38, both of Topka, and both two-letter winners in tennis, are working out in Robinson gymnasium while the weather is unsuitable for practice outdoors.
Hoverstock and Kell are the only members of last year's Kansas tennis team returning and they will be co-captains of the team. Other candidates for the team working out now include Merrill Day, c'38, Edward Mirante, 3rd l, and Howard Dunham, c'38.
Matches are being arranged with Kansas State, Nebraska and Missouri, to lead up to the Big Sixt meet in Lincoln the latter part of May. A team of four will be held some time before competition starts.
Require Safety Study
Kansas safety leaders are uniting in an effort to make mandatory course of study in traffic safety in the high schools of the state.
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Iowa State Beats Missouri
Ames, Iowa, Feb. 5- (UP)—Iowa State college battled the Missouri Tigers with a varied offense tonight to win a Big Six conference game.
It was the seventh home game of the season which the Cyclones have on in the last few minutes of play.
Geared to stop Blahnik, Iowa State guard and leading Big Six scorer, Missouri was caught off guard when the Cyclone offense centered around Menze and Beresford, sophomore forwards.
Although closely guarded, Blahnik managed to score 10 points to tie with Brown, Missouri center, for high scoring honors.
"Missing Witness"
--all-American George Sauer, whom he had搔起 the preceding season. Milo Clawson was picked as all-conference tackle in 1934.
Women's Intramurals
Free-Throw Contest
Names of the 10 highest scorers in the free-throw contest will be put on the bulletin board tomorrow. They may make their final free throws sometime Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday.
Ouack Club
Members of Quack Club are to continue reporting for practice at the same hours that they had last semester,
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BOSKO AND PIRATES
Basketball
Outstanding players on intranural basketball teams have been placed on class teams.
Freshman; Grissell (manager)
Hayes, Leech, Bridges, Wiley, Bell
Jekins, Kerns, Fisher, James, Parker,
Kunshik and Yoamans.
Sophonore: Wisler (manager)
Blaney, Ulm, Lemonie, Ehrek, Woods,
Mercer, Barland, Woodward, Adair,
Brown, Iverson, Irix and McVey.
Junior: Lettter (manager), Variance
Manager, General Manager,
Crery, Paden, Cannon, Gets,
Clurry, Paden, Cannon, Gets,
McLaurent, Bigelow, Bursuck, King
Hawk.
Senior: Baker (manager), Woold, Dresser, Kardan, Klan, Flood, Curd, Rollow, Griffin, Thompson, Gikelson, Sterling, Heitman, Armstrong.
WEDNESDAY
GENE AUTRY
"Old Barn Dance"
Following is the class schedule:
Feb. 10; 8:30, Freshman vs. sopho-
more; 9:15, junior vs. senior;
9:45, 8:30, freshman vs. senior;
9:18, junior vs. sophomore.
Feb. 17; 8:30, senior vs. sophomore.
9:15, junior vs. freshman.
Change In Pool Hours For Men Is Announced
The following hours are announced for the men's open plum at the swimming pool in Robinson gymnasium:
Tuesday; 7 to 9 p.m.
9 p.m.
Saturday: 4:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday: 7 to 9 p.m.
Thursday: .3 to 4.30 p.m.; 7 to
9 p.m.
These hours will be observed until after the Big Six swimming season has been completed March 4. The new schedule for open hours will be announced at that time.
Freshmen Awarded Numerals
Tonite - Tomorrow Tuesday
F for t e-Yight Athletes
Receive Numerals a nd
Sweaters A fte r Grade
Checkup
Bigger than "Men in White" Better Than White Parade"
Right This Way to the Big Show No.1
Recommendation of 46 freshman athletes for football numerals and sweaters was announced yesterday by Gwinn Henry, director of athletics, following a checkup of grades for the past semester.
At the close of the football season, Coach Ad Lindsay and Freshman Coach R. L. Conger recommended that all who participated throughout the season, and who completed the necessary 12 hours of work at the University, be awarded numerosity grades were checked yesterday.
Barbara Stanwyck Joel McCrea
"Internes Can't Take Money" Plus
She saw men bartered for gold in Chinatown Honky Tonks
Mike Andrews, Robert R. Allen,
Morris Belshe, Robert Buchanan,
Frank Bulkay, Wiliams Ia mBunsen,
Richard Driess, Richard Driess,
Richard Driess, Robbins,
Dugan, Keith Fedeh, H. D. FisK,
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Hartman, Thomas Higgins, Wal-
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Donald Pierce, Steve Renko, Sidney Reid, Michael Schumacher, David Taylor, Louis Thompson, Dave Tindall, Irwin Travis, Charles Wentleman, Harry White, Richard Wolf
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Absolutely no raise in prices
Leland Huddleston, Donald Jacka,
Donald Kaul, Francis Lehman, How-
ard Martin, Ralph Malot, Quido
Massare, Charles McDougal, Wilbur
Trevor, Michael Doyle, Joe Miller,
Jock Morgan, Laurence Nelson,
Jerry Orden, Myrn Piggot.
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Washington, Feb. 5.—(UP) The final draft of the administration farm bill, ready for congressional consideration after a month of conferences, faced opposition tonight from western senators.
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Ornond Beach, former Kansas football star and a member of the championship Jayhawker team of 1930, recently was voted the most valuable player to his team and the most sportsmaniakey player in the Ontario Rugby Football Union during the 1937 campaign.
Ormond Beach Is Top Canadian Rugby Player
Beach, who plays with the Sarma, Ont. Imperialis, will receive the Imperial Oil Trophy. O.R.F.U. officials said that in voting for the trophy winner each senior club in the union submitted the names of two of its clubs to the Ontario government club. They said each club's ballot had Beach's name on it.
The former Kansas fullback was further honored by being named to the all-Eastern Canadian and the all-Canadian rugby teams for the fourth consecutive season. The Jayhawk tackle, also made the all-Eastern Canadian team.
While a member of the Kansas Team, Beach was known as the finest line-backer in the conference. Te first won all-Big Six mention when he was named first-team fullback as a sophomore in 1986. He was chosen all-conference in 1987 and returned to school after missing one year. In his senior year, Beach was crowded to the second-all-star eleven by Nebraska's
Chancellor and Mrs. F. H. Lindley left last night for Washington, D.C., where the Chancellor will attend a meeting of the national advisory committee of the NYA on Monday and Tuesday.
Chancellor Lindley Goes to Washington
The committee will discuss the success of its program this year with a view to formulating a program to appoint a President Roosevelt and Congress.
While in Washington they will visit with their son, Ernest K. Lindley, his wife, and their three grandchildren. Ernest K. Lindley recently resigned the position as Washington correspondent for the New York Times and he had since the inauguration of President Roosevelt. He is now Washington correspondent for the weekly news magazine, News-Week.
Hendaye, Franco-Spanish Frontier, Feb. 6, (Sunday) —(UPI)Spanish insurgent columns, swarming down over the hills north of Teruel, devoy Loyalty lines back from Sanugao road and paved the way for a path at Teruel's outer defenses, a Nationalist commando, and early today.
Insurgents Advance on Teruel
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Camera Club To Hear Doan Discuss Dark Room Equipment
Drop in for Supper Tonite---
Dark room equipment will be demonstrated and discussed by Prof. E. N. Doan of the department of journalism at the meeting of the K. U. Camera Club Tuesday evening in room 102. Club building, including the club and learning various photographic techniques, including experimental printing and developing, are welcome at this meeting.
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