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ganHay, May 23, 1948 THE DAILY NERRASKAN Page 3 Big 7 Summary 104 YARD DASH: Won by Harry Me Klnnls. Nebraska: second. Dick Huttnn Nsbraaka; third. Rod McClay, Kansas enaie; lounn, Aian Tnompaon, wtDraska; .fifth, Harry Narcialan, Colorado; sixth. John Ortlflth, Iowa State. Tim ;10.0. tM YARD DASH: Won by Harry M. finny, Nebraska; second, Dick Hutton, Nebraska; third, Alan Thompson. Ne braaka: fourth. Oil Phillips. Mlasouri: firth. Elmar Klein, Missouri; sixth, John unimn, lowa state. Time :2i.T. 440 YARD Rt'Ni Won by Elmer Klein, Mlasouri; second, Richard Ault, Missouri; third. Loyal Hurlbert. Nebraska, fourth. Richard Schmidt, Mlasouri; fifth, Bill miner, Kansas; aixtn, Landon west' brook, Oklahoma. Time :48.T. Ma YARD RL'Nj Won by Dick Shea Kansas; second, Charles Lancaster, Mla souri; third, Duans Wolfe, Missouri; fourth, Andy Cary, Oklahoma; fifth. Bill Stuart, Kansas State; sixth. Art Hllden brand, Kansas State. Time 1:55.5. II HIGH HURDLES: Won by Madlll Oartiaer, Missouri; second, Bob Blakeley, Missouri; third. Earl Elliott, Kansas State; fourth, Bob Berkshire, Nebraska; fifth, William Be If. Missouri; sixth, Ray Magsamen, neoraaxa. rime (En ters old confrrence record of :14.5 set by Hager of Iowa State In 1930.) ttt IXW Hl'RDI.KS: Won by Richard Ault, Missouri; second, Madill Cartiser, Missouri; third. Hobo Uiistrap. Okla homa; fourth, Jim Finley, Oklahoma; fifth, Alan Thompson, Nebraska; sixth, Chris Stetnnach, Iowa State. Time :23.3. (Betters old full curve record of :23.4 set by Heyc Lambertus of Nebraska in 1932). ONE MILE Rl'N: Won by Bob Karnes, Kansas; second, Bob Bosworth, Missouri; third. Bill Chronister, Missouri; fourth. George Leasure. Kanaaa State; fifth, Norval Smith, Oklahoma; sixth, Jean Madden, Missouri. Time 4:22.3. TWO MILE Rl'N: Won by Bob Karnes, Kansas; second, George Fitzmorris, Col orado; third, R. C. Slocum, Oklahoma; fourth, Ray Burns, Oklahoma; fifth, David Vanhaverbekc, Kansas State; sixth, John Canaris, Oklahoma. Time 9:42.0. ONE MILE RELAY: Won by Missouri (Gil Phillips, Charles Lancaster, Richard Smith, Elmer Klein); second. Nebraska; third, Oklahoma; fourth, lowa State; fifth, Kansas; six Colorado. Time 3:19.3. SHOT PIT: Won by Rollln Prather, Kansaa State, S3 feet, 2;i Inches; sec ond, Ed Quirk. Missouri, 50 feet, 11 Inches; thidd. Dick Piderit, Nebraska. 50 feet. fSi Inches; fourth, Jim Allen, Colo rado, 48 feet, 4 t inches; fifth, Mel Shec han, Missouri, 46 feet, 3 inches; sixth, Jim McConnell. Nebraska, 45 feet, & inches. (Betters old record of 52 feet. 74 inches set by Bill Bangert of Mis souri in 1945). DISCT8: Won by Rollln Prather, Kan sas State, 157 feet, ',4 inch; second, Mel Sheehan, Missouri. 150 feet, SH inches; tie for third between Wayne Sees. Ne braska, and Leroy Roblson, Kansas, 141 feet, 7 Inches; fifth, Harold Brings, Colo rado, 13S feet, 3 inches; sixth, Dick Payne, Kansaa State, 132 feet, S'4 Inches. JAVELIN: Won by Jack Todd. Colo rado, 198 feet, T Inches; second. Bruce Henoch. Kansas, 192 feet, 10 Inches: third, Ray Magsamen. Nebraska. 188 feet, 3 Inches; fourth. Bob Drumm, Kansas, 183 feet. 11 Inches; fifth, C. E. William. Kansas Btate. 180 feet, 1 Inch; sixth. Dick Piderit, Nebraska, 175 feet, 1 inches. POLE VAt'LT: .Won by Warren Bate man, Colorado, 13 feet, 7 Inchea; tit for second between Don Cooper. Ne braska; Clare Gregg. Colorado, and Bill Carroll, Oklahoma, 13 feet, 3 inchea; tie for fifth between Justin Knapp, Mis souri; Ciarence McKee, Colorado, and C. V. Van Dyne, Mlasouri, 12 feet, Inches. HIGH Jl'MPt Won by Tom Scofield, Kansas, 8 feet, 4 Inchea; second, Jim Howard, Missouri, 6 feet, 3 '4 Inches; tie for third between Dwayne Peeken. Iowa State, and Howard Shannon, Kansas State, feet, 2 '4 Inches; tie for fifth between Bill Carroll Oklahoma: Monta Kinder. Nebraska: Bob Edwards, Colo rado, and Delvin Norrls, Kanaaa, feet, Vi Inch. Fathers Day Cards NOW ON DISPLAY Alto Graduation Goldenrod Stationery Store 215 North 14th Street Sooners Golf Champs; Jays Win Tennis Oklahoma set a new course rec ord Saturday in the Big Seven golf championships as the Soon ers won the title with a total of 584 points. Charlie Coe, aee Soon er golfer, broke the existing rec ord for the Lincoln Country Club course as he toured the fairways in a blistering 64. He"corrbined a 72 Friday with this mark to win medalist honors with a 36-hole total of 136. The Husker golfers came in a close second with an aggregate of 597 points, followed by Colorado with 603, Iowa State with 619, Kansas with 625, Missouri with 627, Kansas State with 654. Del Ryder of Nebraska was medalist Friday with a 71 total along with Wayne Speegle'of Oklahoma. Kansas Wins. Kansas University came from behind in the Big Seven tennis championships Saturday to edge Oklahoma and cop the tennis title. Kansas gathered a total of 14 points, followed by Oklahoma with 12, Colorado and Missouri with 7, Iowa State with 6, Kan sas State with 2, and Nebraska with 1. Kansas took two single wins in the finals and three doubles vic tories to gather their winning points. YEAR BOOKS 500 Cornhuskers will be dis tributed Monday afternoon from the Cornhusker office. Students should have their check stubs in order to pick up their books. RAG-ITE 111 v 1 vf-s u SUE GOLDEN smokes CHESTERFIELDS She says: Chesterfields leave me with no embarrassing cigarette hack." ChosUrfUld year aftr year first mm is the easiest of all! Don't tote that bag and lift that luggage oil the way home. Use the College Woy RAILW A YtXPRESS I We'll pick up oil the heavy stuff ot your college dorm and deliver H to your home. Charges include pick-up and delivery in all cities and principal towns, ond valuation coverage up to $50.00 or only 501 per pound over one hundred pounds. tiavel tieuT it mmi5 LIGHT (Oh, yet you con send your things home "charges colled") CAll YOUR RAILWAY EXPRESS OFFICE CnrX ( KJGKJ c7 n nnnrs (1 Oh, to be a senior now that gradual ion's near ... to have no worries but examinations ... to know that never again will the sweating of exam week have to be done ... to know that gone for a long, long lime will be the happy times of football games, dunces, assignments and all the many small things that make a fun-full year in a collegian's life . . . HARVEY BROTHERS congratulate the graduating seniors and hope your future will be overloaded with success a nr. happiness ... to you who are returning to UN, HARVEY'S wish a rip-roaring vacation! Thanks for your grand patronage this year. When you want the best in men's wear HARVEY'S can help you! 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