Y, FEBRUARY 25, 192?

THE MICHIGAN DAILY


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FRELTREYOIFRESHMAN TRACK TEAM, INCLUDES, Gophrs' wimetar!
F ,RIL T PIY ON UMB3ER OF.' PRO 'MISING ATH-iLETES.
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Illinois

Varsity Four-Mile Testy To Make Bi1l
For Permanaent1Posessini
Of Mike Masoni Trophy
J'
ENTEiR THREE RELAYS
Ten' of the 19 Ii ackm n lwi will
leave this mor ning for the Illiois
relays to be rmi off Saturday at Ulr-
bana have never parteipatedi in. Var-
city competition at Michigan, and only
two of the men ol the three Wolver-
ine relay teams have been on a relay
quartet before. Besides Coach Stephen
J. Farrell, the team will be accompani-
edl by Manager Willis Topper, '27, and
a trainer. The mnen will arrive in time
to attend the Michigan lliois baket-
ball game tonight
'rne men who have never been in a
university track inet previously are
Cooper, J1oie,-Wuerfel, M~lon roe, Lo-
mnont, ,Tones, Bat on, Leonard, Beatsj
and Pfluke. The veterans who willj
return to competitilm Saturday are
Capt. Northrop, Hester, Lasser, Mun-
ger, Mueller, Oheser, Hornberger,
Iskenderian, api Prout.
The field which the green Wolver-
ine squad wil face includes the best
athletes of the Middle West both in
the 4elayp and the individual events.
Of the four relays Michigan will not,
be represented in tl1t Medley events~
Scontenting itself with entries in thej
mile, two mile, and four mile races.
The mile teanli of 0Olheiser, Mueller,
Barton and Leonard will find in Il-
lionois and Iowa the strongest kind;
of competition. Iowa's sar quartetl
was favored to winl until the Iuli
beat themt by ihes ini their dual meet
last Saturday in 3 mn. 29 3-5 sec.
The two mile relay race is a mays-
tery with no one venturing to pick a
winner. As matters now stand it
appears to lbe a toss ill) with seeral
teams having one or two good halfj
milers. Notre Danme, Ames, Wiscon-
sin, Ohio State, and Illinois all look
to have p)ossiilities.
Beeause of the Alike Mason trophy,
inuch stress has been laid on the four
-vile relay. Michigan, with two legs
ol the trophy, will make a stronig lid
to, gain permanent possession by a
victory Saturday Illinois, noted for
its four mile team has won the trophy
once since it was'irst offered in 1924.
Individual stars who will'be at the
Relays includle such men as McGinnis
of Wisconsin, Droegemueler and
Lewis of Northwestern, Boyles and
Nelson of Iowa, Burg of Chicago,
Spence of Detroit City college, and
Lyon of Illinois in addition to les-
ter and Nothrop of Michigan and
Alderman and Grim of Michigan State.
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track mentor, has a number of prom-
ising yearlinug candidates, although
the iw-i~iority of them are youing anid,
largely inexperiencedl. Through plrac-;
tw an""d Competition, howevc r, fCoaci3h
H oy t expects a number of the mnin to
develop into valua1ble nmateri al for
ncx.'.t .?.ar an"Ity.

Aniong the iniler: hayden, a Flor -,
da p~roduct, andt Gruniow of D)etroit
look like (lhe promising candlidates,'
twhile Kennedy, a:n Iroiood high
school star, has also ,Aiowii cow idei-;
able ability ini this event. I~tllrt of
Chicago, Crego of Saginaw, and ilti-
witch .of. Chicago represen l,.ic l'iJft
talent amiong the fresh!mani candida, es
in the shot put.

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Foremost among tihe freshmnan'1
sprinters are Chiapmian, formier Gran d i
Ra3pids high schodl, star, Coffin of Oak

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dL ttr, tlU P.~i4'1, whOomles frorn candidate, Kemp, an(gther Michigan
Ohio. L vans of Detroit appear's to product, and Felker of Toledo s emn
hold the edge over the other high to be the best in the high jump, M~ile.
hurdle candidates, and McDonald, who! Danner' of La Grange and Skull ey,
comes from Ohio, IDollivar, of, Battle fomrSadc iltrIcdm
! Ceel an Atinsn f Dlut, Mnn. athlete, Godfrey of Kalamazoo, Odle!
1,~ lrmie and Baumi are promising Broad
In the low' hurdles, Danner, a for-' jumpers. Oldham and Marsh, formier
mir sprinter who comes from La Detroit high school athletes, Smiith,
G, rge, Ill., appears to be the most another Michigan boy, and MaloneyI
plromlising, alt hough1 Harbaugh, an ( of Florida loom as pos~ible candi--
Ohio product shows possibilities. Thel dates for next year's Varsity in the
teami is lacking in good half mile pole vault.
candidates. Tilley of Ann Arbor and
Jeson' of Detroit, the leading 880 men Subscribe for the Michigan Daily. '

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