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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1938
Glenn Cunningham Will Run Feature Race on Saturday
Opposition to Be Furnished by Dawson, Manning and Mile Relay Team
The question of whether Glenn Cunningham, holder of the world records for the mile indoors and out, can run a mile while four moderately good quarter milers are going around the outside of the same track, in a relay race, will be settled at the Kansas Relays, in one of the features of next Saturday's events. To make it a race, Cunningham will be opposed at the mile distance by Glen Dawson of Tulsa and Harold Manning of Wichita.
The quarter-mile track has 120-yard straight-aways on either side, and semi-circles at each end, where the distance around the outside of the track is a trifle more than 47 feet farther than along the "pole." The quarter milers will probably draw away easily from the milers on the straight-away, but drop back on the curves. Counting both ends, and the four laps for the mile will add more than 125 yards to the distance covered by the relay men over the mile of Cunningham and his compenions.
Jan. 25-Junior A.A.U. meet, New York, wom 3-4 mile in 3:21; Palmer and Featon of Ontario nearest opponents.
This past winter Cunningham has run ten races, winning all of them. The races:
The quarter milers will be Charles Bekaert, c'37; Calvin Ellis, c'37; Bob Crain, and Kevin Kaiser, c'36.
Jan. 26—Knights of Columbus meet,
Boston, won mile in 4:16.4; Gene
Verzke second.
Feb. 2- Wanamaker Mile, New York,
won in 4:11.0; Venzek, second; Bill
Boonhill, third.
March 2—Kansas City Athletic Club meet, 1000 yards in 2:16.5.
March 16--Knightis of Columbus meet. New York, mile 4:143. Veneze second. Same meet -100-yard in 2:10. Second record; record: Hornbostel of Indiana second.
Feb. 18, Baxter Mile, New York, won in 4:08:0 (New Baxter record); Venzke, second; Benthon, third.
Feb, 23—National A.A.U. meet, New York.
Bell, 150 won 1:50m in 3:30.5 for new world record; Bonthron, second; Venzek, third.
March 23-Public Hall, Cleveland
893-yard run against George Arnold
No time announced.
March 30—Texas Relays, mile in 4:28.5; Abbey, North Texas Teachers, second.
April 5—St. Louis Relays, 1000 yards in 2:22.4. Elton Brown, second.
Women's Intramurals
The swimming pool will be open today to
days from 2:30 until 4:30 o'clock and
Saturday from 6:30 until 9:30 o'clock
during the Easter vacation.
Pi Beta Phi took the baseball game with Wakins hall mid afternoon with a score of 44 to 7. Bruce of Pi Beta Phi scored four honors, and Mike Hewlett of Hoffmann, Kiema Throckmorton, all of Pi Beta Phi; and Nelson of Wakins.
Alpha Gamma Delta won the basketball game with Alpha Omicron Pi Monday afternoon with a score of 42 to 41 Coe of Alpha Omicron Pi scored four homeruns, and other homeruns were made by Ly Pyle, Shetler, Lippitt, and Farhart of Alpha Omicron Pi, and Edward, Neise, Widib, Krehes, Mitchell, and Kavaughan, all of Alpha Gamma Delta.
Gamma Phi Beta won the baseball game scheduled with Kappa Alpha Theta yesterday afternoon by a score of 29 to 24.
Ectetera which is the team composed of women professors and graduates on the Hill, will be the baseball mester yester-day. Representatives Independents with a score of 25 to 22.
Will Attend Baker Relays
Dees Will Take Oread High Team to Compete at Baldwin
The Oread Training School track team has definitely decided to enter the Baker Relays to be held at Baldwin, April 27. The team will start training for this meet immediately after the Baker Relays in which they are entered.
The team is coached by Elwyn Dese ed35, who is taking coaching practice under the supervision of Herbert G. Mathis, instructor in physical education.
The following bays are entered in the Kansas Relays in the following events: 449-yd. dash, Kinnett, Tusten, Raber; 880-yd. dash, Dawes, Baker; discuss扭涛, Tunstan; high jump, Tus-ness; jump, Ambrose; pole vault, Dawes.
The same team with the addition of Lyman Hoffline will go to Baldwin where they will be enclosed in the foliage. The team is going to discuss throw, and the half-mile relay
E. A. Thomas, secretary of the Kansas Athletic association will act in the capacity of head judge at the finish.
Dr. A. J. Reilly of the Kansas City Athletic Club will be the head timer; Dr. John Outland of Kansas City, Mo., the father of the relays and Ernest C. Quigley, nationally known sports official will be honorary guests.
Scores of officials to handle the thirteenth annual Kansas Relays next Friday were announced yesterday by the athletic office. Governor Afl M. Landon is to be the honorary referee, and the active referee will be Clyde Littlefield, head track coach at the University of Texas.
As in all years since the inception of the Relays, the starter will be Dr. J. C. Grover of Kansas City. His assistant, who will be the starter for the preliminaries Saturday morning, will be Louis Krause of the Kansas City, Mo., Junior College.
Judges of Track Events--Dr. B. A. Porter, B. A. Nash, Fay R. Moulton, Rahch E. West, E. S. Listen and Harley Selvidge.
Other officials for the Relays will be as follows:
Governor Landon Heads Relays Officials List
Timmers-M, T. F. Ahearn, Arthur E.
Eilers, Henry Ashley, D. Keeley Camp-
bell Darman H. O. Learnt, Gw Welch,
L. Col. L. Col. W. C. Koenig,
Rav Fisher.
Clyde Littlefield of Texas I
Referee; J. C. Grover
Again Starter
Hend Judge, Dr. J. M. Mot;恳袭s Leon Bauman and Fill Cochran Pole Vault—Lee Freiburg, Louis House, L. F. Perry, and Harry Slay
Shot Put—K. K. Landes, Fred Wolferman, Percy Parks, and John C. Lonborg.
Judges of Field Events
High Jump—Carl V. Rice. Earl Hay
E. V. Swinehart, A. B. Weaver, Johr
Wulf
Javelin. A. E. Talbot, Frank Goren
plim, Dimonner Aller, J. C. Cobhengem
Broad Jarnr. R. Peters, J. Ulm, F
Mendeville. Bad Wildc
Kansas Relays to Have Over 1000 Participants
Discus Throw- E. Wood, Larry Mullins, E. C. Crago, Eddie Halpin, Roy Means.
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the reports coming from the Oklahoma school Allen is likely to set a new relav mark in this event.
Two outstanding performers of the full Kansas State队 coming to the relays is Joe Krappenberger and Justice O'Kelly, miler and half-miler with college indoor mile record at 4.206, and expects to do about 4.17 in the relays.
The University of Iowa is sending to the Relays Jimmy Owen, spinner who has run the 100-yard dash in 9.7, and the 220-yard dash in 21.6.
Stevens Speaks at CCC Camp
Prof. W. C. Stevens of the department of botany spoke to the CCC members last night on "Forestry."
Closed Thursday Open Friday and Saturday
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Stevens Speaks at CCC Camp
Sub-basement Memorial Union
--base and two outs, Bill Barclay, D.U. center fielder, beat out an infilt ball, scoring the tying run and the winning touchdown. Nu first baseman, threw wild to home.
Delta U. Defeats Sigma Nu
Phi Gam's Win Close Game From Siz
Alph's
Sigma Nu and Delta Upsilon, West Hills rivals, staged a thrilling baseball game yesterday, the Delta U's winning 12 to 11. The Sigma Nu's were leading 11 to 10 starting the last half of the 7th innings. With two men on
Phi Gamma Delta defeated the Sig Alphs in a close game, 11 to 9. The score was tied 8-all as the Phi Gam's came to bat in the last half of the fifth inning. They scored one run in that inning and scored what proved to be the two deciding runs in the 8th inning.
Bill Brown, Phi Delt pitcher, came through to show that there are still some good pitchers by holding the Sig Browns in the big hits as the Phi Delt wins 26 to 1.
Triangles cased through with a onesided victory over the P.A.D.'s by score of 12 to 1. Williams, Triangle pitcher, turned in a well pitched game allowing only one run and five hits to the losers.
The Rock Chalks defended the Kayhawks 10 to 4 and the Pi KA 's won from the Kappa Eta Kappa's 9 to 6.
Annual Play-day to be April 27
Annual Play-day to be April 27
The annual play-day sponsored by the women's athletic department will be held April 27. Representatives from schools throughout the state of Kansas are invited to be the guests of that department. These representatives are given demonstrations and allowed to take part in the various activities offered by the women's physical education department. Mary Bess Doty, ed 35, is in charge of the play-day.
Fencing Club Holds Meeting
Fencing Club Hours Meeting
The Fencing Club met yesterday afternoon at 4:30 when a match with the nebraska Fencing Club was planned for some date following Easter vacation. Norman Jacobshagen, c35, president, announced that he was trying to work up a sabre team.
Downs Speaks to Entomology Club
Cdr. Dora Crowes of the department of bacteriology spoke on "Tularemia" at the Entomology Club Monday evening.
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Easter Rabbits
Easter Services
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