The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-31

The last week has been rather disas-
trous To outdoor training at tho Uni
ycrslty. 1t was only for Il short time
Monday afternoon that Coach Maddox
was able to give his athletes any out
door work. Indoor work has been car
rled on in n rather desultory manner,
but as most of the men had gotten used
10 outdoor work, il proved rather diff
cult to do much IN on the board floor
Following rs the present lineup for
the events this season. as nearly as
Coach Maddox has been able to group
the men, although in the distance runs,
there are number VINO may be changed
slightly, and also others who have not
yet appeared for training:
l00-yard dash-Moore. Whitney, Ri
ser, Calder and Karrick
220-yard daSh-Moore, Pitt, Whitney.
c. Russell Calder and Carrick.
440-yard Iun-Pitt. Roberts, Bribton
Barton, Runyon and Price.
sS0-yard run-Pitt, Ferguson and Al
ley,
Mile run-,,Robison, Bailey. Spaulding
and Crsndall
High jump-Nielson. Adams, Hedges.
High hurdles -. Nelson. Adams
Uuutsman aud Gates.
Low hurlles-Breeden, NELSON and
Gates
Pole yault-Adams, Russell, Laublv
and Spitko.
Hammer throw-Bennion Russell and
Palm
Broad iump-Jessup, Adams, Price
Shot put-Bennion, Russell and Palm
Broad jump-Jessup, Adams. Price
and Calder
Four-men relay team will be com.
posed Of the four fastest men in the
team.
Only Moore Left,
OF last years team of sprint men,
Moore is the only one left. Whitney
and Riser were on the track, but last
year was their first wear, and except
for their appearance in the prep meet,
where they carried off all honors. they
have not shown their worth in working
for the "U'' team. This year, how
ever, Coach Maddox expects much Of
both of them. Calder is new man
from yernal doing his first work at
the University.
For the first time in four years he
has been on the Varsity team, Captain
Dale Pitt will try out for the 220-yard
dash as well az the 440 and balf-milc.
The Russell brothers will also enter
spnnting as new field
Maddox Makes Changes.
One Of the changes which Coach
Maddock decided upon after his expert,
ments of the past month was TO trans
fer Mel Judd from the half-mile to the
low hurdles. Judd has developed
stride that is only excellcd by the one
possessed by Will Butler, the crack hur.
dler of the team two wears ago.
Besides Judd, Coach Maddox has
succeeded in developing good form in
Nelson, who is also comparatively
new man.
Tn the long runs there should ne no
difficulty for University men TO carry
of first honors. Bailey, who won his
"U" last wear, is back at the school
The experience gained then will no
doubt prove valuable this season.
Spauding is a new man at the school
He has never done any long-distance
running, but Coach Maddox feels that
with the proper sort of training he will
Both ADAMS and Russell arc with the
school again. and will undoubtedly con-
tinue TO take first end second places in
the pole vault. L5ubly is freshman
from the hiehschool who has record
Of few inches over ten feet.
Not Prepared for Jump.
The event for which the school now
seems to be the most unprepared is the
running broad iump. Both Swapp ard
Hunt, who were last years heavy point
winners, are net ut school. Adams spe-
clDJN Is LhG pore NauIL, out he can
make about twenty feet on the broad
jump Jessup IS a new man who gives
promise Of n big Jump, but as yet he
has not been able to cover more than
twenty feet.
The weight men viii be unchanged
this year except for Swapp Swapp
holds the Rocky mountain record for
throwing the discus. This is slightly
over l07 feet As yet no one else now
enrolled Mt the school has been able to
hurl the brass mass more than about
05 feet.
Bennion and Russell are both good
husky men and will no doubt handle
the weights creditably. Bennion holds
the State record for The hsmmer throw.
This is 1875 feet inches, but on prac-
tice occasions Bennion has thrown the
hammer as far as 141 feet.