Cunningham, KU win frosh-juco meet
KU's freshman cross-country team, capturing the first four places, scored 18 points to win the second annual freshman-junior college meet here Saturday.
Glenn Cunningham Jr., Leon, son of the former world record holder in the mile, won the three mile race in 15:05, three seconds better than the 15:08 run by KU's Mike Petterson in the same race last season.
The 1985 individual champion, Ray Old Person of Haskell Institute, holds the meet record of 15:02.
Teammate Paul Mattingly finished second; Roger Kathol, third, Julio Meade, fourth; and Carl Nicholson, eighth. Meade, from St. Albans, N.Y., has run the 100 in 9.5; 220 in 20.9; and 440 in 47.4.
Second place Haskell scored 38 points followed by the Baker University frosh, 78 points.
Rugby team defeats SLU
The KU Rugby Club showed offensive and defensive power as they trounced the St. Louis University rugby team 24-3.
Small college scores
NEW YORK — (UPI)— Here's how the top small college football teams fared during the week-end:
1. North Dakota State beat U. of No. Dakota 18-15
2. San Diego State was idle
2. San Diego State was idle
3. U. of No. Dakota lost to North
Dakota State 18-15
4. Chattanooga lost to Xavier 27-10
5. Weber State lost to Montana
State 45-36.
The match played Sunday on the football practice field behind Allen Field House saw five KU players score field goals. Scoring for KU were: Patrick Rapp, Lane Cresan, John LaRocca, Jay Clancy and Bill Chambers.
This victory evens the KU team's season record at two wins and two losses.
The next game will be here on Nov. 6 against Rockhurst College of Kansas City.
Daily Kansan
Monday, October 24, 1966
A, B teams see action
The results of Friday's fraternity A touch football were: Kappa Sigma, 18—Tau Kappa Epsilon, 13; Beta, 6—Delta Tau Delta, 0; and Sigma Chi, 18—Alpha Tau Omega, 0.
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Fraternity B football scores
Friday were: Delta Chi, 20—Phi
Kappa Tau, 0; and Phi Gamma
Delta, 9—Phi Theta #1, 6.
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