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University Daily Kansan
Tuesday. May 23, 1961
Occidental Defeats Frosh Tracksters
The freshman track team lost its bid for an undefeated season to Occidental in postal competition last week.
The frosh did, however, bag six victories in addition to the one loss to boost their season mark to 13-1.
OCCIDENTAL, one of the nation's top track powers, defeated Coach Bob Lawson's crew $ 93\frac{1}{2} - 37 \frac{1}{2}. $
Kansas' winning meets were: Iowa State $100\% - 31\%$ Oklahoma State $84\% - 38\%$ Drake $103-19$, Air Force 96-35 and Southern California 80-51.
The Southern California meet outcome was a pleasant surprise to Coach Lawson as the Trojans also have one of the nation's top powers.
In a special middle distance-distance meet the Jayhawkers defeated Villanova 23-4. The only events in this meet were the half mile, mile and two-mile races. KU's Tonnie Coane won all three events.
IN THE FINAL WEEK of freshman postal competition Kansas meets Hawaii, Nebraska, Colorado, Navy.
Stephenson Wins Annual Track Meet
Stephenson Hall won the annual Scholarship Hall track meet held at Memorial Stadium recently. Stephenson compiled 80 points to dethrone Battenfeld, which had won the meet the past two years. Battenfeld finished second with 55 points. Pearson was third with 50 points and Jollife took fourth with 19 points.
Marlin Opplinger of Pearson, Dave Nowlin of Battenfeld, and Phil Frick of Stephenson were the individual stars of the meet with 14, 12 and 11 points respectively.
Opplinger won the 60 yard dash, the 220 yard dash, and finished second in the 100 yard dash. Nowlin won the 100 yard dash, finished second in the 220 yard dash, and third in the 60 yard dash. Frick won the broad jump, was second in the high jump, and fourth in the 100 yard dash.
Army, Washington State, Colgate, and Michigan State.
Michigan State and Nebraska are expected to furnish the toughest competition. Michigan State is a top Big Ten power and Nebraska is the Big Eight indoor postal champion.
The Army and Washington State meets are rematches. Kansas won both previous meets.
Richards Named
BOSTON — (UPI) — Baltimore Orioles Manager Paul Richards, who has been in baseball 25 years but has never taken part in an All-Star game, will manage this year's American League All-Stars.
League President Joe Cronin announced yesterday that Richards would fill in for Casey Stengel, the New York Yankees pilot who retired after the 1960 season. The Yanks' pennant victory automatically qualified Casey for the job.
It was only the fourth time since the All-Star contests began in 1933 that the manager of the previous year's pennant-winner has not managed the All-Stars. Cronin, former Boston Red Sox pilot, was one of the substitute managers, taking over for Joe McCarthy of the Yankees in 1940.
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