The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-25
VARSITY BOYS
ON THE JUMP
Will Do All in Their Power to
Keep Leyson Cup
Here.
AGGIES WILL ARRIVE
FROM NORTH TODAY
They Number Eighteen, and
Will Give University Run
for Their Money.

With tho State track meet but q few hours
on, athletes at the University OF Utah are
working like TroJans TO prevent defeat at tho
hands OF their inveterato rivals. the Assies
Should Logan win Saturday her athletes
would carry back home the Leyson trophy cup
which now adorns tho reception room nt tho
University. But Mnddock and his cohorl of
athletes arc determined that Logan shall not
win. Yesterday the cry sounded and tho
call TO nrms brought out the biggest bunch OF
| athletes that has yet adorned Cummings field
this spring. Every man who has ghost OF
show to win a point was out Coach Maddoch.
though cheerful over bussr than ever.
Did Some Star Work.
Whitney and Bonnion did star work during
last evenings try-outs. Young Whitney is Ger.
Captain Moore close and bids fair to win
place III Saturdays meet. Bonnion 10 working
hard with the weights. and Will be in the moot
Last evening he made throw with tho ham
mer that 6cttcred the State record In every
lc feet inches His best throw last evening
was lit feet His other three throws were
putting out tho hammer several feet In tho
University Provo dual meet he surprised the
wise ones py throwing the hammer Ia ie9t,
trick in tho State meet II he wants TO make
Good with him
Brown Will Be Present.
Brown, the crack quarter miller who has
been under the weather for few daye. put In
a hard nights workout Although not feeling
the best, Browns presence In the meet is now
assured. swapp is working hard to carry on
tho prize in the discus, He and Johnny Nei, ,,,
son. Iogan's little three hundred FOUNDER VIII
be ptted against each other.
Aggles Arrive Today.
Tho I.oganites eighteen In number arrive in
Salt Lake this afternoon and VIII make thelr
headquarters ut the Kenyon, Coach Camppeu
viii come along with the men and see that
they arc properly housed for the night Inc Inc
on Saturday morning over ono thousand Lo-
eanltes Will come TO Zion. Almost the entlTs
make tho trip. while the Brigham Young col
lego Will send down good delegation.
L. D. S. Men Are Ready.
Coach Milne OF the L. D. S, U, reported after
last evenings workout that his men .,s were
thoroughly prepared for the meet Big Joe
Smith who sprained his ankle several days
ago Is well on tho road to recovery an, ana
put All the other athletes arc In prime con
ditlon Tho Parry brothers and McAllistcr are
Gn 5os Ths " hy have not
yot had the opportunity OF testing thelr
strens but there are hoso %nH gSPsfs Tare ee' tn
tho very limit. Never on Utah track nave
closer finishes occurred than VIII WI be asen zee on
Moore Frcw, purke. Dixon Whitney. Chris
tcnsen, Parry and McAliister are rare ouncn
Of speedsters
officials Agreed Upon.
Aftor considerable corrospohdenccs tne
coaches and managers OF the yarious schools
Yesterday notified John Jensen, the secretary
Of tho league. that the following list OF Of
ncinls would be satisfactory Starter. T.
Roberts of Provo, Judges OF hnlsh. w. Hydalch
OF Provo. w. ", Ray of Salt Lake , and w. ;,
Ianpton OF Logan; referee. Frank Thatcher OF
Ioran: clerk OF course George c. Riser; field
judges. Hedges. a. A. Nelson OF ProyGj t,,aoIt X.
6s ioaanh Anderson Or. Will Enerbeck md
J Jenson or Logan; inspectors. sydney BAN,
berger G. warneck. Prof. j. l.. Horne ana
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and Peter Peterson OF Logan: field supervisor,
John Jensen and official announcer. Karl