New Marks Set By Karnes and Semper at Big Seven Meet
Lawrence Kansas May 22 1950 Karnes and Semper set new marks in the mile and two mile as Kansas placed third in the Big Seven Conference meet held in Lincoln Nebraska. Nebraska won with 11 1/2 points Colorado second Kansas third. Karnes won the mile in 4 12 66 breaking Glenn Cunningham’s 1932 record while Semper led the two mile from start to finish in 9 21 0. Kansas also set a new shot put mark by Jim Allen of Colorado.
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Jayhawker Track Team Tops Big Seven and More
Garry Merrer congratulates Coach Bill Easton and the Kansas Jayhawker track team for earning the indoor Big Seven title, placing third outdoors, and sweeping two of three outdoor dual meets. Golf coaches claim conference crown for Kansas as well. The piece notes shifts in conference leadership and upcoming administrative plans.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Recent Games Across Leagues
The report lists standings and results from multiple leagues including the American and National Leagues. It mentions teams like Brooklyn and New York with varied scores and dates, reflecting a busy weekend with notable performances.
Army Mothers elect officers at state convention in Emporia
May 22 Emporia Kansas Army Mothers closed their state convention naming M. Shaw as king and electing vice commanders Mary Long Mattie Kahn Leta Cathers Minnie Johnson Mae Newcomber. Other officers include Mary McNeil adjutant Grace Samuela historian Irene Kinsch chaplain Corie Johnson sergeant at arms Maude Thatcher banner bearer Edith Smith.
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Yankees Clinch Early Lead in pennant chase
Biased play by New York Yankees lifts them to first place as they overpower rivals in a tense set. Maggio slumps but the team rakes nine hits. Dodgers and Phillies split, while White Sox start to turn a skid with sturdy pitching plans.
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Divorced Hargrove Author of World War Tale Divorced
May 22 report notes LP Hargrove, author of a world war tale, has divorced in Juarez Mexico. The notice names Hargrove and references a private matter filed in Juarez. It provides little detail beyond the divorce status and locale.
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Kansas Missouri Mile Race Ends In Close Finish
Jayhawker captain McGuire pulls away from Tiger ace Karace in a bitter mile duel, with Bowers of Kansas State gaining at the line. Big Seven officials seek naming of KU field house after Coach Allen, a prominent figure in the conference.
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Sam Snead Dominates Western Open Lead
Sam Snead remains ahead of the field as he adds $2,000 to his earnings at the Western Open. He posts strong rounds, with leaders including Ellsworth Vines, Ed Furgol, and Ralph Guldahl, while Gary Middlecoff and others chase the title in a competitive pro field.
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Emil Schutzel Elected Captain of 1951 Team
Emil Schutzel of Kansas City Missouri was chosen captain of the 1951 Kansas track squad. He placed third in the 440 yard dash at the Big Seven meet in Lincoln and ran the first leg on the Jayhawkers winning mile relay. Selection occurred Saturday at a hotel in Nebraska City during the return trip to Lawrence. Karnes named Crimpon and Blue leader.
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Kansas wins Big Seven golf title at Lincoln by narrow margin
Kansas edged Oklahoma by a single stroke to claim the Big Seven golf championship at Lincoln. Dave Denhin shot 72 before slipping, while Dick Ashley and Bob Dare delivered clutch finishes on the 18th. Kansas totaled 355 to outpace Nebraska Missouri and others as photogenic notes highlight the dramatic finish.
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Par 5.08 yard Lincoln club course names and players
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Karnes named Outstanding Athlete for second year
Karnes, captain of the Jay shanker track team, repeated as Outstanding Athlete. At the Tig Leve meet in Lincoln Nebraska he set a mile record and received the Henry Schulte Memorial plaque, chosen by a vote of center canteen staff for his performance.
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