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CHIMES ART STAFF
Freshman Track Squad Continues
To Show A Balanced development
There will be an important
meeting of all those who are
interested in art work for the
Chimes in room 306 of the Un-
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LDING & BROS.
State St., Chicago
I SENIORS NOTICE
Men senior lits must report to
Moe's now for -cap and gown
m measurements and senior women
- must report to Mack and com-
pany before March 1.'
R. S. PEARE,
Chairman Cap and Gown Com-
mittee.
With the opening of the second se-
mester, the freshman track squad has
made a new spurt. Many of the mem-
bers have shown marked improve-
ment. Archie Hahn has not lost any
men through ineligibility; because
freshman track is, taken as the equiv-
alent to gym work.
Hubbard, the broad jumper from
Walnut Hills High school, Cincinnati,
was credited with a remarkable leap
of 24 feet on liis first try. His other
jumps were all over 23 feet. Al-
though these jumps were measured
from the place where he left the floor,
as there are no take-off boards in-
doors, this advantage is offset by the
cisadvantages of the indoor runway
and pit. No doubt this marked im-
provemefit in Hubbard's jumping is
due to the fact that he hai learned to
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use a kick while ip the air that greatly
helps 'his jump. It is interesting to
note that Carl Johnson holds the Con-
ference record in this event with a.
Jump of 24 feet and one .inch.
Archie Hahn awarded tickets to the
Chicago and Michigan meet to over a
hundred of the squad. He says thai
most of the men are developing and
before sumer many good records will
be matde.
The sprints are the yearlings'
strongest events. Hubbard and Witt-
man are showing .up well. Neville,
Steger, Jones, and Clark are also good
sprint men.
In the mile Isbell has proved him-
self the best, having done it in 4:38.
Heaphy does this run in under 5. The
other milers are Cochran and Nichol-
son.
The quarter mile is handled by Gow-
en, Marsh, Richey, and Jones. They
are working hard and good results
are expected from them.
Renke, Gibson and Spedding are do-
ing well in the half, as are Zinn and
Penke.
In the high hurdles, Hubbard has so
far proved himself the best. Barth
is also doing creditable woik. In the
low there, are Lawrence, Haughland
and Aldrich.
The two mile , is taken care of by
Isbell and Anstutz. While Prosser
and Brooker are doing well in 'the
pole vault. Prosser, Brooker, and J
Gunn are god high jumpers.
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BIG TEN CHlAMPIONSHlIP the Big Ten
attention. It
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LAURES GO TO PH091 Wolverines hc
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SECOND PLACE INDOUBT man onwih
has three ren
schedule. Th
Purdue clinched the Big Ten bas- meet Chicago
ketball championship for the 1921- nesota at Min
1922 season Saturday night when the Chicago at Ur
Boilermakers defeated the- Indiana fayette before
five 20 'to 9 while Michigan was over- Coach Math
whelming Illinois, the only team then their form S
having a chance to overtake the the air out of
speeding Purdue team, in a one-sided tune of 42 to
battle at Waterman gym by the score largest that h
of 42 to 16. Although the Boilermak- Conference te
ers have yet one remaining contest nasium for se
with the Illini five at Lafayette; the verines were'
outcome of this game will have no sence of Cap;
bearing on the; final standing of the were schoole<
Purdue quintet, for win or lose they Mather in the
have won the undisputed champion- linois offense
ship of the Conference, a feat Purdue of the' firstti
has failed to achieve in any major doubt for Mic
sport since time immemorial. played the Or
Piggy Lambert's warriors of the Old five man def
Gold and Black have always present- Mather again
ed a .formidable front in the court about the bes
gamge and it was only the ill fortune in the Confer
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makers were a trifle slow in getting
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culty. The Maroons, then under the
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Chicago took the Big Ten title by a
margin of half a gane, although most1
critics agreed that Purdue was prob-
ably superior to the Maroons in
strength. . In a postseason game for
the national championship betweenY
Chicago and Pennsylvania, the Mid-
way team lost by the narrowest mar-3
gin when the deciding game was play-
ed on a neutral floor at Princeton. ItI
was the opinion of many western fol-
lowers of the game that the Purdue
team.could have conquered the Quak-
.ers. Last year Purdue was joint hold-
er of the title along with Michigan
and Wisconsin.
Without distracting from the credit
of the Boilermaker's achievement it
may be said that this year Purdue has
been favored with a comparatively
soft schedule, as they did not meet
Wisconsin, Minnesota or Michigan.r
Theonlyreally hard encounter play-
ed by the Old Gold and Black was thef
one they dropped to Illinois by a. sin-
gle point margin. When the two quin-
tets face each other in the final strug-
gle at Lafayette March 7 the cloudE
will be lifted as to Purdue' realz
strength.
Cornell defeated Harva
mouth in their annual, t:
door, track meet held at
Saturday. The Ithacans
place in thebroad jump,
hurdles, two mile run
yard run. Most of their
ever, were gleaned by 1
ent winning of second
places. b
K. P. Libby, of Dartu
copped the pole vault
Wolveri
like a N
in the first half
23 to 7. Paper's
taro Carney, hig
ference, to one f
noteworthy.
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ments have recomi
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faculty.
Charles Paddocl
est human machin
cinders when he
University of Sou
a dual meet with
on March 11. H
elected captain of
season of 1922.
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