The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-17
*. U. LOST TO MISSOURI.
Tigers Won at Kansas City by a Score
of SIS to 80


Kansas City. March by the score
Of 55 TO 80 the University OF Missouri
took the third annual indoor track
meet from the University Of Kansas in
Convention hall last night. This was
the seventh meet ever held between the
Two schools and Missouri has yet to be
deneated. The Tigers sprung surprises
In nearly every event and after the sec
ond event. the 50-yard dash in which
Missouri won points the Kaesans
gave UP all htpCs of victory. Three
hundred JayhaWker rec ers came from
Lawrence yesterday afternoon confident
OF twisting the Tigers tall' but they
went home in much the same frame Of
mind as is the Missouri rooter who
steals in the union depot Thanksgiving
night.
The events were quickly run OF, and
although the first race did not start
until nearly $3.50 o'clock the meet was
over by 10 o'clock. The seventeen num-
bers on the programme quickly follow
ed each other and there was never any
delay. The credit of this speedy work
Is due to Martin Delaney Of the K. c.
A. @. He was the starter and he kept
things moving as they have never
moved in a track meet here.
The summaries:
50-yard dash-Branham, Missouri,
first; Tidd, Missouri, second. Time,
:O5 SIS. Other entries, DriscoH and
wallace, Kansas.
44O-yard run-Tidd Missouri, arst;
Driscoll, Kansas. second. Time SO.
Other entries, Fair, Missouri, and Wal
lace Kansas.
8so-yard run-ElIis. Missouri, first;
jenkins, Missouri second. Time,
2.o5 3-5 other entries, Mccoy and Den
mis- Kansas. Mccoy failed to finish.
Mile run-Jenkins. Missouri, first;
Jackson, Missouri, second. Time, 4:49.
Other entry, Priest. Kansas.
Two rnifa r3u-IOH1telS. Missouri.
first; Barnard, Kansas, second. Time,
1907.
55-yard high hurdles-Kuhn. Kansas.
first; Crouch Missouri second Time,
:0s. Other entries, Lewis, Missouri, and
Johnson, Kansas.
55-yard low hurdles-Crouch, Mis-
souri,, first; Kuhn, Kansas, second.
Time, :O7. Other entries, Parker, Kan
sas, and Lewis. Missouri Lewis fell
and failed to finish.
Shot put-Anderson, Missouri, first, Al
feet, 1919 inches; Putnam, Kansas, sec
ond, 81 feet, II inches.
Pole vault-Russell, Kansas. first,
feet. 6 inches; johnson, Kansas, second,
6 feet. No Missouri entry.
High junp-Parker, Kansas, hrst,
feet. 9 inches: Anderson, Missouri, sec
ond. 5 feet, inches. Other entry,
Young, Kansas.
Mile relay-AIissouri first. Time,
9.44 3-5 Missouri team-Tidd, Stewart,
Young, Wallace, Mccoy and Driscol.
Manual-Central 50-yard dash-Nc-
Cornell. Central, first; Douglass, Cen
trial. second Time. IS 3-5. Other entries,
Pauley and Hankins. Manual. Pauley
disqualified for false starts.
Manual-Central relay-Central team
won. Time. 9:45. Central team, Nc
Cornell, Sutherland, Douglass and Min
ton Manual team, Dixon, Hankins,
Haruden and Bodman.
Invitation relay-K. c. A. Q. team
won. Time, 2:20. Blue Diamond team,
Trask, Douglass. Cotton and O'F1ynn.
Independence members Of Kansas City
z NJ C. A. team, Newly, Black,
Schoop and Edwards.
Invitation 5O-yard dash-Clark K. Q.
A. C.. first: Burr Douglass, K. c. A. c.,
second Time, 3 As. Other entries
Minton, Cotton, Trask, K. c. A. c..
and Parlzins, Independence.
Junior athletes elay-Unattached
team won. Time 1928 Winning team.
Austin. Flynn. Bungardt and Kaynor.
Junior athletic club team second. J. A.
c. team. Hogg. Carey, Forsythe and
Scott. Other entries, Trinity cadets
and Hyde Park A. c.
Junior athletes 5o-yard dash-Hogg.
/ J. A c., first; Hendrickson, Trinity,
/ second. Time. :06. Other entries, Carey,
/ Henry and Scott