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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1935
DEES WINS SHOT PUT AT DRAKE
Negro Flash From Ohio State Sets New Records
Owens Breaks American Broad Mark and Ties World's 100-Yard Dash Time of 9.5; Three Other Records Fall; Wellhausen Ties for Fourth in High Jump
Des Moines, Iowa, April 27—(UP) —Jesse Owens of Ohio State gathered his dusky 164-pound figure like a coiled wedge and sped away with the gun in the 100-yard dash at the twenty-sixth annual Drake Relays here and crossed the finish line a winner in 9.5 seconds.
The performance was the best in the 26 years of the Relays and tied the world's record. But it was only half of Owens' victory as he broke the American record for the broad jump when he leaped 26 feet 1.3-4 inches.
double victory was the outstanding individual perfor
Owens' double victory mance of the meet, but before the last gun sounded five Relay it was a two and two of marks were tied.
Glemm Cunningham in a feature event avenged his defeat of last week at the hands of Glen Dawson of Oklahoma. The Kansas runner beat Dawson by two strides in the measured three-quarter - mile run in 3:05. Dawson's victory was at the mile distance.
Elwyn Dews, stifty Kansas shot put artist, shoved the 19-pound ball 14 inches past the fifth foot mark to lead the game. The team was led by the of the Oklahoma Angels, who was second to Dees at the Kansas rehas, got off the second best toss again this season.
In the university 889-ydy relay the performance of Texas University team brought applause from a crowd of 18-.
Huey Long Stops Show
The Kingfish Visits Drake Relays and Wins Ovation
Des Moines, Iowa, April 27 — (UP) Susan Hauer P. Long, hurrying away from 18000 farmers, who heard a lashing attack on the new deal, almost upset the Drake Rolaws here today.
The senator strutured about the track waving his hat and bowing. It stopped the show.
The crowd greeted him with such an ovation the rumors in the University two-mile relay almost stopped on their tracks.
The Kingfish then malted to the crowd and bought a hot dog on it, pieon and mustard on it. He borrowed a dime from a bodyguard to pay for them and left the stadium "wolling" them.
an university mile relay feature event was won by the University of California at Los Angeles in a duel with Texas.
Other records were broken in the prep school mile relay and the prep school one-half mile relay. In addition to the record broken by Owens, Alen also broke the 144-mile hurdle, then the 120-yard high hurdle mark with a time of 14.4 seconds.
000 persons. Texas's half mile relay team set a new relay record of 1.282. But in addition the Tacos nosed out the University of Iowa team which last week set a World's record at the Kansas Relays.
The partial summaries:
Shot put: Won: Bees, Dumas; Tichener, Oklahoma Angles; second: Christiansen, University of Wisconsin fourth. Distance: 50 feet 14¼ inches.
High jump; won by Philson, Drake;
Murphy, Notre Dame, second; Walker
Ohio State, third; Miller, Iowa State;
Wellhausen, Kansas Cuff, Marquette
 and Hughbanks, Depaw tied for fourth
Height: 6 feet 5½ inches.
Hand of San Diego State won the pole vault with a height of 13 feet $8 \frac{1}{4}$ inches.
The intramural baseball schedule for tomorrow is as follows: Kayhawks for Kentucky, Rock Chuk vs Hawks, KEK. v D.SL. SAM v vs Signum, Nu Delta Ciu vs ATO., and Campus Raiders v Cassocks.
The horseshoes schedule is: Sigma Chi vs Kappa Sig; Phi Delt vs D.T.D.
Jayhawker Tennis Team Loses Washburn Match
Flip of Coin Decides Meet As Darkness Halts Final Doubles
The University tennis team lost its first meet of the season to Washburn's courthouse in Topaoka Friday, four matches to two. The Ickhams won one and lost one, but when the last match was forced to be called on account of darkness,
Summary of the singles matches.
Cap, Art Volev defeated Carpin,
Coffin, Dillon defeated Dalton, Washburn,
Kell defeated Jesse Dalton, Washburn,
6-4, 6-4, 6-2; Bob Lee, Washburn, baked
Declarer Dalton, 7-5, 2-6, 6-3; and
Declarer Bolt, 8-5, downed Bolt
Bolt, 6-4, 4-6, 6-3.
Dever and Lee, Washburn, defeated Voss and Kell in a straight set match, 6-4, 6-3 to win the doubles match. Dever and Kell had a combined third tied for 5, in the final doubles game between Curry and Oyler and Dalton and Dodge, Washburn, darkness prevailed and the game was called. Washburn won on the flip of a
So far this season Kansas has won two indoor matches from Washburn, tied Nebraska in an outdoor tilt and defeated Kansas Aggies outdoors.
The Crimson and blue netsters tangle with Wichita University on the local courts next Thursday.
Kansas Golfers Drop Match
Creighton University Team Wins On Kansas City Course
The University golf team was defeated yesterday in its first start this season by Ceilight University of Omana, 9 to 3. The match was played over the Mendow Lake Country Club course in Kansas City.
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Bob Frazer, Creighton No. 1. Man
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Frazer defeated Hedges 3-0. Boc-
casso defeated Hedges 3-0. Finley defeated Ed Condon,
Creighton 2-0. Don Reed, Kansas,
tied with Dick Hill 1-1.
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1st. Kappa Sigma ... 71
2nd. Phi Delta Theta ... 62
Individuals
1st. Clifford Price ... 45
2nd. Keith Davis ... 39
3rd. John T. King ... 6
4th. Bill Bryan ... 3
NOTE. The contest will be until noon, Saturday, May 11. The final count will be made in selected members selected by the DAILY KANSAN.
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To results of the intramural tennis matches are as follows: Wyatt and Anderson of Alpha Delta Pi defeated Hatch and Elders of Kappa Kappa in a four-set match. Kauffman of Alpha Delta Pi defeated Koffman of Alpha Delta Pi defeated Starrfer and Moore of Pi Betta Phi, 6-0; 6-1; Allen and Cullip of Delta Zeta defeated Troop and Hedrick of Hickory in a four-set match. Independents defaulted to Ballard and Hannon of Gamma Phi Betta; Baird and Ripley of Alpha Delta Pi defeated Johnson and Edward of Sigma Kappa, 6-4; 6-4; Throckmorton and Newman in a four-set match. Dowling of Applewood and Johnsen of B.K.W., 6-2; 6-0.
Alpha Chi Omega and Wakinsa Hall will play a makeup baseball game Monday afternoon at 4:39 o'clock.
The first round of handball must be played off by next Thursday.
The intramural horsesees match scheduled for Monday at 4:30 o'clock is between L.W.W. and Independents.
The first and second round of tennis matches must be played off by May 1
In the midst of a light dust storm, intramural baseball addicts were uninterrupted by a Saturday Friday evening. Close scoring and heavy hitting marked the day's play with the Pit Diets nine drubbing the pitcher in 11-2 for the prized one-tailed tally.
Outstanding was the Phil Gam defeat at the hands of the Kappa Sigts to the tune of 8-8, which spelled the Phil Gams first loss of the season's play. Kappa Sig has lost only game and is second in its division.
Kappa Sigs Win Feature Softball Tilt of Friday's Schedule
S. A.E managed to hold their ground in a close game with the Acacia, nosing them out in a 5-5 score. S.A.E has been the team's year and is second in their division.
The Phi Pat aggregation trimmed DU-7. 5, the Hawks came out with the long end of a 13-11 tally over the Hawks, and the Sox dropped the downscented the Kentucky Yanks 8-4.
Pi KA. kled out over AK. Psi in another close game that wound up 6-5, enabling Pi KA. to hold second place in their division.
Phi Gams Lose First Game
Phi Gami  - 0 1 0 2 1 2 0
Kappa Sig.  - 3 0 1 4 0 1 x 6   8 7 7
Batteries: Phi Gami, Hudson and
Colenan; Kappa Sig., Morrison
| | M | 1 |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Phi Deli, Kelt | 0 0 1 2 0 2 4 | |
| Sigma Nu, Kelt | 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 | |
| Batteries; Phi Deli, Kelt; Moore and Tigersia; Sigma Nu, Kelt; and Masses | |
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Aecacia      0 0 1 0 2 1 1   5 !
S. A.E.       0 1 0 2 1 1 x 6 !
Batteries: Aecacia, Willeford and Penkroo; S.A.E., Halliday and Darrah.
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