WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1927
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THE UNIVERSITY DAJLY KANSAN
Athletes Will Find Competition Keen in Kansas Relays
Program for Annual Mee to Be Held April 23 Has Just Been Announced
That portion of the sports public which follows track and field events now is turning attention to the great sporting event in August, America during March and April.
Indoor meets in the Western Conference and Missouri Valley Conference this winter and early spring have furnished upsets sufficient to indicate that no one school has much better chance than another to win relay races and special events in the big outdoor carnival now up.
The fifth annual Kansas Relays will be held April 23, at the University of Kansas Memorial Stadium. Each year ideal climatic conditions have served to make friends for the Kansas car races and their participants from fifteen states were entered.
New Events Included
The program of events of the Kansas Relays, as just announced, has seven relay races and nine special relays. The event also includes three relay races for junior colleges this year instead of one as formerly, the new events being added to take care of the demand for more competition. This section of American educational life.
The program of events:
University. Class Relays—one-tail mile, one-quarter mile, one mile, two miles, four miles, and distance medley.
College Class Relays—One-half mile, one mile, two miles, and distance medley.
Junior College Class Relays—One half mile, one mile, and sprint medley
Open High School Class Relays
ONE RESTROOM—One mile, one mile, and spindle mite
Open High School Class Rooms
One-shalf mile, one mile, two miles, and spindle mite
Special events (open to university and college men only)—100 yards dazel, 120 yards high hurdles, 3000 meters run, running high jump, running broad jump, pole vault, discus throw, javelin throw, 16-foot shot put.
Harry L. Gill, veeran track coach of the University of Illinois, will referee the Kansas Relays, and John C. Grover, of Kansas City, Mo., will start the meet for the fourth successive year.
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K. U. Enters All Events at Annual Texas Relay
Kansas teams have been entered in all events in the Texas Relays at Austin, March 25; and in the Rice Relays at Houston, March 26. The events are the quarter mile, half mile, mile two, mile four, mile and medley relays. Special field events will also be held.
Just who will compose the squad making the trip depends on tryouts to be held this week. These tryouts are part of the condition of the poor condition of the track.
Dr. Allen Negotiating to Enter K. U. Stars in Notre Dame Meet
Bernard "Poco" Fravier, K. U.'s greatest distance runner, Lud Grady, start apart man for Kansas, and Philip Oelf, Haskell wonder, may match Nico Schmidt in the Notre Dame indoor meet at South Bend, Ind. this week-end. Dr. F. C. Allen has been negotiating with officials there in an attempt to enter the meet. The Notre Dame committee expected to act on the matter today.
A wire was received from Kruze Rocke接受 the Kansas entries in the meet at Notre Dame this week end. Grady has been entered in the 75 yard dash, Frazier in the mile and two mile, Doornobos in the 75 yard high and low hurdles. Grady is sure to and, in all probability, Captain Doornobos takes the mask to take the trip if trystees this week warrant the sending of a four mile relay team to Texas next week. Osif will represent Haskell in the distance runs.
Frazier will! not be out of his chars in competition with the Big Ten distance man. He made slower time last week in the Valley meet at Drake than he did in the Big Ten, but met but his time in the K, C, A, C. invitation affair has not been equaled.
Frazier and Grady Are Chosen to Run for Kansas, Osif for Haskell
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Gradually the Valley indoor record in the 50 yard dash at Drake last week when he covered the distance in 5.4 seconds. This was better time than he had at the same time, and held at the same time. Iad has recovered from the recent injury of his knee
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Oswif would be a big drawing card for the meet and his reputation is well established in Big Ten circles. Last summer he became holder of the A. A. U, unior and senior six mile champion, who is recognized as one of the greatest marathon runners in the country.
Olsaf has been defeated by Frazier once this year and has registered one victory over "Poco." A feature race between the two small but mighty men would be watched with interest by the Kansas track following.
Handball Finals on Deck
Finals in the doubles department of the intramural handball tournament will be played this week between Starr and Hodges, of Phi Kappa Psi, and Mullins and Scott, of Kappa Sigma, according to John Sabo, director of intramural athletics "will match all groups in the result curred in to my office by 6 p. m., Saturday, March 19," Coach Sabo added. Winners of both sections of the handball tournament may procure their trophies by calling at Mr. Sabo's office.
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