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TRACKSTERS TO
HAVE BIG DAY
Forty-five Numeral Aspirants,
Members of Three Teams,
To Compete Saturday.
VARSITY WILL TRY OUT
FOR NEXT VALLEY MEET
A triangular track meet between
three teams of novices is on the
schedule for Saturday afternoon on
the tadium indoor track. Every
man who has not run in Varsity com
petition and who has won four points
toward a numeral, will be eligible to
compete. The Varsity squad, as
coaches, will see that their men are
entered in each event. A Varsity
time trial will also be held in several
of the events Saturday afternoon.
The events on schedule for the tri
angular meet will include the mile
and two-mile events, the half-mile,
440-yard dash, 50-yard high hurdles,
50-yard low hurdles, 50-yard dash,
and a four-lap relay race. In the
field events there will be the shot
put, high jump, broad jump, and the
pole vault.
Forty-five picked men who hava
earned four points each toward a
numeral will be the contestants in
the Red, White, and Blue tourney.
In between the events of the main
show several scores of novices will
compete in numeral competitions to
"arn points for the coveted numer
als and to win a place on the Red,
White, or Blue teams in future intra
mural meets.
The spice of the afternoon will be
furnished by the varsity track men
who will engage in preliminary try
outs for the Missouri Valley Indoor
championship meet to be held at
Kansas City on March 20 and 21. 1
The varsity tryouts include a fast
race in the half-mile, with James,
Lewis, Beckord, Houdersheldt, Rob
erts, and perhaps Coach Gardner, in
cluded in the field of runners. Of
this group Roberts holds the indoor
record, and Gardner holds the out
door record, as well as the Missouri
Valley indoor record.
In the mile event, Jack Ross, Hays,
McCartney, Cummings and perhaps
several other men will run. Of this
group Hays and McCartney have
shown up well. Ross, who placed in
the outdoor Valley meet last year
has been getting away to' a slow
start, but will give the field some
competition Saturday.
The two-milers, with Searles hold
ing the indoor record of 10 minutes,
3.4 seconds, will be given a close
race for ' high honors. Zimmerman
has a time of 10 minutes, 7 4 seconds,
which is an advantage of about four
seconds over Lawson, the other top
notch runner in the distance grind.
Coach Schulte has a list of the ten
high men in each event posted on the
track bulletin board. This list will
undoubtedly be changed somewhat
after the Saturday meet.
Coach Schulte predicts that Uni
versity indoor records for the stadi
um track will be smashed by varsity
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track men and freshmen alike and as
evidence of his confidence he has
placed three freshmen runners
againBt the varsity crew, where they
will find competition that can not be
furnished by other freshmen.
Coach Schulte announced yester
day that everybody is invited to at
tend the meet. There will' bo no ad
mission charge and benches for the
spectators will be placed t advan
tageous places along the track. All
contestants will be required to wear
regulation track suits.. Team mem
bers will have their colors attached
to thei shirts.
After the events of the afternoon
are over a picture of the entire track
squad, numbering some three hun
dred, will be taken. Coach Schulte
wants every man who is out for track
to be on hand in suit for the pic
ture. An omen for the breaking of rec
ords Saturday wns furnished yester
day by Ed Weir who' established a
new track record for the fifty-yard
low hurdles, which he ran in six sec
onds flat.
One of the three freshmen whom
Coach Schulte will enter with the
varsity runners in their tryouts is
Searle, two-mile runner, who holds
the present University record for the
two-mile on the stadium track. t A
running mate for Searles will be
Roberts, half-miler, who also holds
the stadium track record in his dis-
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tance. Davenport, promising dash
man who distinguished himself in the
interfraternity meet, is the third
freshman whom Schulte is matching
against the varsity. He will run in
the 440-yard dash.
The cream of the track squad, out
side of the varsity, who will compete
Saturday under the banners of the
Red, White, and Blue teams are list
ed below:
Red Team.
Gish hurdles, broad jump, pole
vault.
Leffler hurdles, broad jump,
sprints.
McKenty 440-yard and 880-yard
runs, hurdles.
Pate hurdles, broad jump.
' Peterson hurdles, brrad jump.
R. Randall shot put.
(Continued on Page Four.)
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