Kansas Freshmen Spark Relays With Record Medley Run
Jim Ryan led Kansas freshmen to a 9:50.4 distance medley relay mark as part of an opening day at Memorial Stadium for the 41st Relays. The Wichita freshman anchored with a 3:59 mile, while KU also posted other strong showings and potential records amid favorable weather.
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KU Relays Freshman Relay Sets National Record
Kansas University Freshman distance medley relay with Cheahon Bornkessel Etterson and Ryun ran 9:50.4 at Memorial Stadium to break Loyola Chicago’s 1965 national mark. Ryun anchored with a 3:59.0 mile and the team impressed coach Bob Timmons.
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Valley Falls Unit Wins Jeff County Track Meet
Valley Falls won the Jefferson County Track Meet with 56 points in Meriden, ahead of Winchester 51 and Nortonville, Perry, Oskaloosa, McLouth, and Meriden among seven teams. Willis Hermann set records in the 120-yard high hurdles, Leland Domann the 440-yard dash, and Valley Falls 80-yard relay, with Domann posting 53.2 in the quarter and the Valley Falls relay clocking 1 35 4. Lonard led with wins in the 180-yard low hurdles and broad jump.
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Coed Completes Last Place Venture in Lynchburg Track Meet
Kathy Switzer a Lynchburg College student finished last in the mile against Frederick College but called the race a personal win. Teammate Marty Newell placed fourth in the 880 as Lynchburg won the dual meet 705.6 to 655.6 despite no points from Switzer or Newell.
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Jays to Clash In Scrimmage 9:15 Saturday
The first full scale spring scrimmage for Kansas University football is set for 9 15 am Saturday at the field west of Allen Fieldhouse. Coach Mitchell notes passing woe but overall progress and lists two players returning from injuries. The scrimmage will pit offense against defense with punt work expected.
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Lion JV Trackmen defeat Topeka High in Lawrence meet
Lawrence High School hosts a junior varsity track meet where the Lion JV team defeats Topeka High 76 to 56. Gary Vinyard wins the 120 yard high hurdles and contributes to the strong shuttle and relay efforts with multiple event wins and podium finishes by Lion athletes.
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KU Rugby Club Schedules Two Sunday Games
The Kansas University Rugby Club will play two St. Louis teams Sunday at the field south of Quigley Field. The KU squad meets the St. Louis Rebels at 2 p.m. and the St. Louis Bombers at 3:30 p.m. They carry a 2-4-1 record, with a 3-3 draw against the Rebels earlier this season.
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