Ilih DAILY INLBKASkAN, SLMMV. A.'U1L 17. 1938 PAGE IIIKLE Cornhusker Cindermen Down Kansas 74 to 56 ROBERT SIMMONS Country's Ace Milers Seek COR.l.lUS.eS END Pit, SETS NEW MARK Laurels at Kansas Relays INTEflSlUE SPRING IN QUARTER MILE LAWRENCE, Kas., April To date entries have been re- - frraliiimn, Richard Krey and Rob- TRAINING 7 universities, 15 col- ert Hills, Michigan State distance LESSOUS for the greatest mile celved from - leges, 1 college and 48 high stars, Mark Poller of McPherson Junior flwnncL (fUmdoL . race In mldweslcrn track and field schools. In the decathlon there college, Albert Roberts of Ottawa v history went ahead today with have been five entrants, with many university, Harold Johnson of 1 'mH nrtl' competition, while other ! , Mel-vi- n GridstCPS Andrews Stages Come-Bac- k word from Glenn Cunningham that more expected. Friends university and Bud Showers Drive Gene Venske definitely would be are of St. Benedicts college. candidates are Leonard Gauger OKKATEST The universities entered for Final WOHLU'S After Loss in Mile at Lawrence, April 23 for the fea- Michigan State, Nebraska, Texas Water Hazard. Indoors and B''i t Knickrchm. event 16th Kan- aV A. MMJCKS AT K. U. ture of the annual A. M., Missouri, Oklahoma The main hazard In the steeple Drill Session. Guards: Adna Dohson and Bill lo Take 880. sas relays, Tulsa, This M Northwestern and chase is Jump all Pfeiff hud some experience One of the jrrestest mile race he more the water and last Glenn said that had talked is only a beginning, as thsn eyes are turned on this as the In the hlntory of the mlddlewest (SpMlat Wlr tn lh Nabranlian. to Venrke recently and that the 20 universities are expected to By John Stuart, fall but are being pushed by Bill 16,- - runners hurdle the barrier and i Law- LAWRKNCK, Kss., April Pennsylvania ace had as is over mid Hermann and Warren Alfson. Alio will bo nn this Saturday at former enter. splash down Into the water. The Spring football Nebraska's Cornhusker's downed sured him that Recent entries In the college Major won't open rihop Klum looked good but was forced rence as the feature of the 18th ' --1 i miners also have to go over other Jones axiilii the University of Kansas track ,T h would run class have included Westminster field hurdles, until next fnll on Sept. 10. An. I out by Injuries. Others are Bill minimi Kaunas relay. The team here today, by a scoro of in the Invita- college, university, College Friends Ever- will include Glenn Cunningham, 74 w. to B6M1. Part of the meet tion mile run. of Emporia and Ottawa univer- The shuttle hurdle relay, In then sfter three weeks of practice, Leonard Muskin snd . which the man teams race . Archie San Romanl, Gene VenzUa, was run during sm. v This rounds sity. Strongest teams to enter this four the Hunkers will Invade Gopher-land- ett Lotmix. beck over regulation and Don I.anh. showers. I out the field class have been Emporia Teachers, and forth Centers: Charley Brock is the flights of hurdles, drawn en- These four are considered to be nuuvi t a i 11- for the event, Pittsburg Teachers and Oklahoma hss Rain, the bles.ting of the farm- uiily sine starter in the line but 1 Iowa, Michi- the cream of the mllera in both mons, Nebras-- which will in- Baptist. Norm rexas leacners tries from Nebraska, ers, drove the grldsters Inside the Bob Biiitu.h ran ably perform the hemispheres. Cunningham is un- ka, set the only clude Venrke, which won two of the four college gan State, Oklahoma A. & M., east stadium for the ninlli time, required duties with Fred Meier Westmin- doubtedly the best of the four but new meet rec- - p C u n nlngham, class relays last year, will also Emporia Teachers and for two hours of Intensive drill, next In line, and then Dale Ruser. Of ster college. his three opponents have alt reg- ord, running the Archie San Ho be back. consisting of signal culling anil Quarterbacks; Thurston Phelps k i in t istered good marks in the middle i rn a n 1, former Only entry in the Junior college Glsh, Frank, Husker Hopes. dummy scrimmage, The Major as triple tlneater has the lead with two-tenth- s distances. San Romanl and Lash to clip Emporia Teach- class thus far is Arkansas City All have fine teums and who stated that s lot had been accom- George Porter of Denver, by no stepped off a mile at Princeton of a sec- ers star, and Junior college. Included In their the eventual winner will be Is Im plished but there was much hard menus poor. Bus Knight picked up last year In the third fastest time ond from the -- Don Lash, ex- - entrants are Alex and ;n Lain, possible to Michigan work ahead, especially for the new In the last few weeks and Vlke ft if 1 predict. in history. Both runners crossed old mark. An ' 4 Indiana dts Negro twins, who will compete In State's team will be anchored by men. Francis can pick the holes while the henin line In a dead heat with drews dropped tance sensation. the decathlon again this year. Woodstra, sophomore sen Squad Gets Fundamentals, plunging but saw little sctlon Harvey injured. the watch showing 4:07.2. The out of the mile GllNN CUNNINGHAM Never before Two features of the annual nation. Nebraska's hopes will ride Tn this six weeks spring traili when In Dodd and Mar- two host times were turned In by run the early has such a field which . always are favorites mainly with Glsh and Frank, vet ng grind, the nquan nns necn in Halfbacks: Jsck Cunningham, outdoors, with a laps, but .came been assembled in this part of the with the spectators, the 3,000 me ersn hurdlers. Emporia will have el I'tii'tail th.imlir in ftmihi mi'lll n vin Plock are a line running pair 1 .- . ullOUld Slmke lOOSe ftlr 4:00.7 and by Woodersen, the Brit- hack later to country. ter steeplechase and the shuttle Sumner, Demott end Hhepard as ami th. niitlln.' nf 1,- n' i ,,f at. Slid hotll ish record holder, who was clocked win the 880. Hob ftlmmftiu. This winter Glenn ran the mile hurdle relay, have drawn an out- the mainstays of their team. tack and defense to be ust d In the "'ucnuown spnnis. uoy nss Lincoln JouinAl. ln 'ntl'h 10 at 4:06.4. Indoors, Cunningham, The summary: In 4:04.4, two full seconds faster standing list of entries this year. fall, give the grldsters meded ex-lh- ', yer Iowa Is banking on BuhIi Lamb, Hupp has the s Ivel hips of ran a mile last winter In the sen 100 yart won by than any human had ever run the In Steeplechase. nerlenee and elve the coaching "'"TV dh N- Nine burly senior, and Colllnge, fleet sationnl time of 4:04.4. Kansas itnnnd, Hanlatra: third, Diwrwn, mile before. He has always made staff an idea of the merits of each Glen I'ltsnell. Herman Ruhrlg had braaka: time. 10 acemirt. Thus far a total of nine men sophomore, to carry them through. the position (inched last Relay observers are saying that 320 yard taah nn by Foy, his fastest times outdoors and with player. In the autumn the poorer fullback Kna!Hard- - have the steeplechase, a Oklahoma A. & M. has R. V. year, with' a field such as the one that tcontt, piwion: Nabraika: third, such stars as Venzke, San Romanl entered performers will he weeded out nnd failed to make his grades, am, Kaniaa; lima II. T. larger number than last year. Wright, Missouri Valley champion, yet came tmok tlds year but now will meet Saturday. It Is highly MO yard won by and to push him, Olenn may concentration placed on a smaller daih Simmon, Nf Lash One was Ralph as their anchor man. Westminster is Bud probable that a four minute mll braaka.: ainond, Coi, Kanaaa; third. approach the four minute mile of the first entries group. troubled with Injuries. Nabraaka; tlma Hi (new meat ric Halls nf Yankton college who won has no standout, but Instead a Catlier is .small but hard working will be run. on) i. Competition has been much Woodenes's Mark Stands. the 3,000 meter run at the Texas quartet of evenly matched hur- Theos Thompson is Wal- An old feud will be resumed ISO yard tun won by Andr'wi. Nebras stlffer this spring than usual, yet and fast. Mf.ond, Hackandorn, third, are not counted as relays. A more recent entry wss dlers, been troubled with t relays Saturday when Jud ka: Kanaa; Indoor times no advance success predictions ran ler Luther has the Owtn, Nfbraaka; tlma 1:50.7. world records by the International Ray Mahannah, former Drake dis- An Interesting sidelight on the his ankle and Eldon Nuernberger, Atchison of Texas and Bob Hub- Mlla run by Klann, Kanaa: aeaond, be made, for sometimes elevens Dupfr, Nebraska: third, Ryan, Kanaan; Amateur Athletic federation and tance ce, who will run unat- entries in this event is the foot- Kenneth Simmons, Chuck Worrall, bard of Minnesota meet again that bloom ln the spring, like the tlma 4:31.0. so until Glenn again betters Syd tached. Other entrants In the ball players --Charlie Brock, Ne- Jack Fan be I will look good in an- In broad Jump, Last ytar at Two mil run won by Ne Missouri squad last year, may be the flrownl.