EASY WIN A SURPRISE
KU Out-Runs, Out-Jumps OU
By Eric Morgenthaler
KU's track team scored its 28th straight victory last night by defeating the University of Oklahoma 74-48 at Allen Field House.
Four field-house records were set, and four meet records were broken in the meet that KU coaches had previously feared would be "a real close one."
ACCORDING TO ROBERT Timmons, head track coach, KU's wins in three out of four field events widened the victory margin beyond what he initially expected.
"We felt that we might be in trouble in the pole vault, in the high jump, and in the long jump," he said. KU won two of those three events.
JOHN LAWSON, Overland Park senior, broke the 100-yard run field house record of 2:12.4 with a 2:11.6 performance.
in his first appearance on the KU team, Gary Ard, Modesto, Calif., junior, placed first in broad jump competition. Ard previously attended Modesto Junior College. His jump of $23'11\frac{4}{4}$ was 5½ higher than his previous best.
Timmons said he was "real pleased" with the performance of the team.
"A number of the boys broke their own records," he said.
TIMMONS SAID that OU "looked terrific in the quarter and in the mile relay.
"We did not even press them in
RESULTS
Mile run-1. Lawson, KU. 2.
McLain, KU. 3. Kam rar, KU.
4:11.5.
60-yard dash—1. Jackson, OU.
2. Hanson, KU. 3. Hardwick, OU.
6.2 seconds.
600-yard dash—1. Shields, OU.
2. Paul, KU. 3. Calhoun, OU.
1:11.9.
440-yard dash—1. Calhoun, OU.
2. Melton, OU. 3. Ashurst, KU.
49.1 seconds. (meet record—field house record)
60-yard high hurdles—1.
Younger, OU. 2. Cortez, KU. 3.
Mendenhall, KU. 7.7 seconds.
60-yard low hurdles -1. Hanson, KU. 2. Calhoun, OU. 3. Younger, OU. 7.1 seconds.
Two-mile run—1. Kamrar, KU.
2. Hayes, KU. 3. Russell, KU.
9:39.9.
run—the 880-yard run—and the 60-yard dash, as "crucial" factors in determining the meet's final outcome. KU lost two of those events.
1000-yard run—1. Lawson, KU.
2. Holm, KU. 3. Smith, KU. 2:11.6.
(meet record, field house record)
880-yard run—1. Paul, KU. 2.
Shields, OU. 3. Grindal, KU. 1:55.0.
Mile relay - 1. OU. 2. KU. 3:20.0
(metre field, field house record)
Pole vault-1. Burdick, KU. 2.
Farrell OI 3. Baller. OU. $10^{\prime \prime}4$
Broad jump—1. Ard, KU. 2. Cortez, KU. 3. Jackson, OU. 23'11"4'.
High jump—1. Tull, OU. 2.
Light, KU. 3. Cortez, KU '61'0'
(meet record, field house record)
Shot put—1. Barr, KU. 2.
Schwartz, KU. 3. Pelligrini, OU.
50'2'.
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Prior to the meet, Timmons had named three events, the 600-yard
Tull's jump of 6'10" broke the old high jump field house record of 6'9¼".
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the mile relay and they broke the field house record."
In addition to the mile relay, in which their time of 3:20.0 broke the previous record of 3:21.5, OU
IN THE 440-YARD DASH. OU's Bill Calhoun broke the 49.4 seconds record with a 49.1 time. Ron
trackmen broke two field house records.
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