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Discontinuance
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Southwest Meet
kljitLn V. RATLIFF
all in all, it appears the annual
ig Seven track and field meet
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, not appeal to the fans. Crowds
year." j i - '
couldn’t go to Kansas City. v
Perhaps the meet is at an inop
portune time; perhaps it prolongs
wedij u track I season that already has
t«rs ;been « heavy drain on the hoys;
I who compete. Perhaps some of
|)U ‘t H them urb just sick and tired of
running gml jumping and throwing
and want to forget it all.
^ Whatever the reason, the meet
% not a true indication of track
and field Strength as hetweeu tjie
two confeieneeX. It ix/.serving no
partieulHr purpose,
College ViewaTo
t'ornytull League
All stifihall teaxis r^m College
Vle\y mid the respective manie
gers will hold a meeting Thurs«
’hay afternoon at ditto on the Col*
lege Vidw Softball Diamond.
Plane I for this , sninnier'a
league will he, discussed and a
schedule of •'future games will be
made.
t”' At the conclusion of the sea
son, thn . champions of the Col
lege View Icagvie will meet the
winners in the Intramural
League , on the campus to deckle
the champions of College Sta
tion. ^ , j
Anyone interested in playing
softball , this summer will also
meet at the College View I)i'a L
mond at the same time.
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KANSAS CITY, Kas.,—UW—
The Big Seven Conference,'
spurred on by record performan
ces of two sophomores, won its
first duel of champions track and
field victory over the Southwest
Conference by the surprising
score of 80-6l Saturday night.
The Big Seven wrapped up
the victory after 12 events. The
Southwest won the first meet
two years ago. Last year’s meet
was a tie, with the, last event
deciding the outcome both times.
Bill McGuire Of Missouri and
Pat Bowers of Kansas, both so
phomores, broke meet records
ffor the milje and half-mile runs,
respectively, in the fastest races
they ever had run. ,
McGuire traveled the mile in
4:13.8. ,.Bowers got the 880 in
L52.L , ;!
The Southwest champions took
d rather sound beating, placing
first In Umly four events- the
140-yard dash, high jump, 120-yd.
high hurdles, and mile relay.
They were crippled by the ab
sence of several outstanding per
formers, and had no entry in the
shot put. • |
Kadi Conferenco eulered Us
three leading nmn in each event,
Hobby Karnes, Kanum/s rugged
middle, distance atar, upset the
HoutlivH*! king, ,t l>. Hampton
of Texas A*M, with a alrtmg
kick Th yn't'da front the finish of
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A meeting of^ all' Dormitory
Athletic Officeis has ueeti called
for Thursday, June 0 at b:00
P. M. In the Student Activities
Office.
All athletic officers are ' re
quested to he present at this
time to make arrangements and
plan the Summer Intramural
Softball League. \
Games will be playgd, ht f> :00
on ilhe Intramural Diamonds t^lo
or three times each week.
sas, to
the two-mile rus
had se . j the ea
second hy 10 yq
was 9: 58.
The former
4:18.3 was set
son, ths Texas
ago. McGuife -
Seven nan Hal
yards. {Julian P
A&M got third
Southwest.
McGi ire made
in 61 seconds,
3:12.
Hampton, wht
pace, finishec
. Karnes’/ time
! iie record ol
Jerry Thomp
ite, two years
another B if
jr .inehee of ,Kan
the tape; by about 1(
^ring of Tex
place for t
run in fay,or o:
tance.
the first quartet
he- half-mile ia
Hampton pas|<fd up the mth)
the longer disk
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