Huge Cinder Show Tomorrow At Kansas Relays Meet
Top U S names expected at Memorial Stadium Kansas Relays with 930 university junior colleges and AAU entrants from 63 schools. Preliminary heats begin at 9 a m and the daylong program features the 3 000 meter steeplechase, hurdles, long jump and a blazing mile relay rematch. Strong squads from Texas A M Oklahoma Kansas Drake Texas Western and Missouri vie for titles as elite athletes like Don Crab and Arnold Betton chase meet records and Olympic prep. News coverage highlights include the weight events and the distance medley with several defending champions aiming to extend winning streaks.
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Kansas Relays stars loom over 1951 field
Star athletes from Drake, Texas, Texas A&M, East Texas State and others gather for the Kansas Relays with Ken Sterns, Thane Baker, and Jim Ford among the top defending champions facing a formidable international field of high jumpers and sprint specialists. Newcomers include Arnold Betton, Chuck Holding, Buddy Davis, and Charles Thomas as they pursue world and NCAA marks in a landmark 27th Jayhawker meet.
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Fred F
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Baldwin
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Gotorada High
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Stig Rarayy
Jack
Hudson
Jonn
Mincher
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Harold Prarait
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Piers
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Madiey
Charles Coleman
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Drake
Chuck Holding
East Texas State
Buddy Davis
Texas A & M
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Ozark Aau
St. Louis
Les Steers
Davis
Chicago
Dean Smith
Smith
Baker
Thomas
Rice
Robby Maxim Battle On The Cards In Talks
Chicago report says Sugar Ray Robinson left Chicago for New York without signing to fight light heavyweight champion Joe Maxim. Negotiations linger as Robinson’s camp and Maxim’s manager haggle over share of net receipts while an IB C session planned. Robinson had just collected about 80 000 dollars for a three round KO of Rocky Graziano in Chicago Stadium.
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Amateur Track Meet Field Results Noted
In a noisy offhand OCR listing, Loyd and Fritnel led event tallies with broad jump by Willingham and Hollon claiming top marks. High jump saw a three way tie among Willingham Davie or Hacktey with Beam close behind.
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Young runner nips Crandall in first half mile duel
In a tight stretch finish a young sprinter moved from third to first to edge Ottawa’s Crandall by a stride. Jackyman surged strongly, finishing third a yard behind Crandall, as the meet showcased fast times and close races across sprints and relays.
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Hollon
Ward
Johnegon
Willingham
Pearson
Brown
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Mite
Patton
Wiehe
Christe
Yari
Decskman
Porter
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Jayhawk Cagers to Play Cancer Benefit Contest
Topeka Cancer Fund officials obtained Big Seven approval for a Kansas University intra squad basketball benefit at 8 p.m. next Tuesday in Torpeks High School gym. Proceeds go to the Cancer Fund, replacing the planned Stevenson Roofers game canceled due to AAU rules about players with professional status.
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Jayhawks Beat Omaha to Keep 1952 Record Clean
Kansas University golfers under Coach Bill Winey defeated Omaha University 11 to 6 at the Lawrence Country Club. It was Kansas third win of the year with Lincoln next and Nebraska tomorrow in a Big Seven match. Medalist was K A Oscar Prosser with a par 71. Final Kansas total 257 to Omaha 213.
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Kansas University
Bill Winey
Omaha University
Lawrence Iy
Jayhaw
Relay records and runners from old college meets
Fragmentary OCR lists relay teams and athletes from 1940s college meets including North Texas State and Abilene Christian. Names such as Dick Smith Ray Renfro Alvin Chrinman and Horace Templeton appear amid times like 518.5 and references to Mile Relay events and junior college showcases.
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Bill Tacoba
College of Malf
North Texan
Dick Smith
Ray Renfro
Ipaie
Derome
Atomil Mita
Abilene Cine
Lan Pew
Terry
Bub Bea
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Laon
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George Brown
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Wattere
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Bf Marernhem
Fort Storr
J.C. Winidrave Brace
Oo Tee
Asiy Mike
Joseph Per All Titman
Beelions Triumph At Haskell Institute Meet
Lawrence High School B team edged Ottawa B team by narrow margins on the Haskell Institute track. Phill White led with three victories totaling 15 points, while Frank Willingham matched with 15 points from two wins and a tie plus a relay win. Other LMHS scorers included Jim Hackley, Ronald Johnson, Charles Newman and Wes Greamer contributing in sprints, jumps, and relays.
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Haskell Institute
Little Cyclones
LMHS
Lions
Phill White
Frank Willingham
White
Ronald Johnson
Charles Newman
Jim Hackley
Willingham
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