The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-15
BLUE RELAYISTS WIN

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A. G. Gamcs-Rogers Second in Mile.
Washburn placed in the big K. S. A.
G. track meet in Convention Hall at
Kansas City, Mo-, Saturday night and
what is far more important in the
minds of Washburn students - took
another step forward toward atone
ment for the bitter gridiron defeat OF
last fall by out distancing the College
of Emporia in a special one-nnile col
lege relay. The Ichabod speedsters
who accomplished this revenge were
Beldin, Gates. Kennedy and Rogers,
running in the order named. They
| covered the distance in 3 minutes, so
| seconds, better time than that made
| in mile relays between Southwestern
and st. Mary's and between Baker and
William Jewell college of Liberty, Mo.
| Rogers was also entered in the open
mile run for Washburn and came in
| He was trailed by Saville of Missouri
university. The winners time was A.:
| 40:4-5.
Rogers has the makings of gree:
| distance man and it is the opinion or
| Coach Elmer Bearg of Washburn that
he will break the Kansas conference
record in the mile during the present
| season.
Following are the summaries OF the
K. S. A. C. meet:
5o-Yard Dash-scholz, Missouri first
| c.. third. Time .052s.
16-Pound Shotput-Talbot, E. S. A. G,
sM1d6uF 3hitd second M
ss0-Yard Run-(open,; vahlberg, Okla
| homa, first: Harvey, Kansas Aggies, sec
ond; Cowgirl. Kansas university, third
| Time 2 :O6.
Jo-Yard Hurdle-Gallagher. K. s. A. C.,
! first: Williams, Missouri, second; Sylves-
| ter, Missouri, third. Time 06.
40 Yard Run-Turner X. s. 4; 6, first
Ma assa Missouri second Cliff, unat-
Missouri State Conference Relay-Went-
worth military academy, first; {William-
@tarE aeademS seeon aaq Ti@e
| 12-Pound Shotput-Sandifur, unattached
first Norton, Manual training high school
Kansas City, :econd; Surface, Northeast
81 feet, 1 inch.
| Mile Run-Stone, Iowa Agricultural co..
lege, first; Rogers, Washburn. second
sayille, Missouri, third: Time 40 As.
One Mile College Relay-Baker nniversi-
born, Smith; William Jewell college, sec
ond. Baker William Jewell Relay. Time
~.
One Mile College Relay-southwesterr
college, first; King, Kestor, Evans. Yeats)
St M9ry's college; SECOND. Time s:51 Is
Maxwell. Missouri. second; Hill, Missouri
third. Time 1 Is
One Mile College ReIay--washburn, first
college, second. Time 5 80.
1.ooo,Yard Run-Cobb, Oklahoma, first
Hays Missouri, second; Williams, Nebras
One Mile Relay-Nebraska, first. (owens
Egan, Calson, McMahon) Haskell institute
second. Time 5 Al Is.
4o-Yard Run-Missouri state conference
(no race.)
Mile Relay Against Time-Missouri, first
Parker, Bond, Barlow, Massengale) h S
A. C.. second. Time 3947 As.
One Mile Relay-Kansas, first. (Dewali
Reinhart o,Leary, Rodkeyl Oklahoma
High. Jump-Rice, X. s A. c., first
Moriarity, Creighton university, second
Gish, Nebraska; Norton. Manual Trainin,
high school. Kansas City; and Kearney
Westport high school, Kansas City, tied fo
third Height, feet.
Pole. Vauit-Frost, X. s A. C, first
Hamilton. Missouri, and Howard Kansas
tied for second and third. Height II feet
The Douglas cup offered in the 6oo-y-ar,
of Kansas.
Jackson Scholz. the star Splinter of tn
University of Missouri, captured the 80
yard dash, his time being five and two
fifths seconds. equallying the record