Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-22
ANES Is NOT SAYING MUCH
willing 70 cOnOeds MEny Points II
Saturdays Meet
EXPECTS 10 TAKE THREE Events
NIis-.uri SIN q Riaale, Whne Kan
H1s and WashlnEros Univers8ctes
Are Yet UnEngwn
QummNftfea-

AMEs. Ia NAY z-Cspecial MANY cun-
3ectures are being mnds az 70 the outcome
uf the Missouri valley conference meet 70
be held at kansas CITY next Saturday.
Anes is ~ q loss just where 10 place It's
rivals IN the coming contest Trainer Jack
WEtpon iF rvticeut and ne VIII not venture
70 say that the college is sure Of suy-thine
except firEt In the high hurdles. In the half
mile Ene in the two mile. Amss has mst
Nebraska on the field before. but not Tins
wear. and oonseuuentlE- has no way Of
rHuEinE the relative strength OF the two
teams Missouri is . riddle. while Kansas
and Washington are both entirely unknown
quantities
Knowles Anes fast Eprfntsr, has been
IN rht hospital with an acute attack uf
tonsilitis for the last week. THE puts Amef
out uf the running In the l0OyErd dash,
leHvinr 1hs laurels IN that event 10 Mis-
suurd BrHnhau wuuld also have expert
enced some little difficulty In bsEtinr
Knowles out In the .2e-vBrd dash. Rs he
was running II in . flat this spring. Ar =
is now. II is doubtful Il Young viii pull
more than Q third cut uf this event, al
though he IL 3 fBst MIN Un6 may he able
70 finish second II iE lucky for AmeE thai
/ there Is M h1lf-rnils relay TO be run next
/ SATURDAY. -RH Knowles was the main factor
in this race.
! Walker viii easily win FIRST IN the high
hurdles. McCurd Of Drake viii take sec
und with BrHnhBm uf Missouri and Mo
Donald uf Nebraska fighting il uut f5r
third rlaus.
BrRnham is doing great work FOR Mis-
sour this spring and in AL probability ne
viii win the low hurdles. He is running
them in 2sI Bsw1tt Of AmeE and Nc
Donald wiz race for second place
Kebrnslzn Has BROAD jump.
I Perry OF Nebraska broad jumped 2 feet
"a inches in ths KHnsHE-N sbrRskE meet
last SATURDAY, and ii is hardly possible thHt
Lambert Of AInes car beat him out, al
though Lambert viii have an easy second.
II in hard 10 say who viii figure for third
place an this event.
Lee Of Ames is q good hiEh jumper, hut
he iE rather srrBtic in form, and with
Knods OF Nebraska and Parker Of Kansas
clearing the bar al feel 10 inches he
can scarcely hope TO do more than beat
out White Of Iowa for third place
HREgErd Of Drake viii carry of first
hunurs in the pole vault Mccullough Of
Amss wiz take second. while Jesnsun Of
Ames win battle hard Tor third place
In the hammer throw. Collins Of Ne
hrAska must be conceded first, CurBv Of
Drake second and Lambert Of =AmeE third.
HRd Lambert not spnsined his ankle early
in the season he wuuld hEre given Con-
away 3 close rub for second place and
even ar 1t is, the big giant VIII have M
bAfyiE task in defeating him
The shot put for first and second places
lines up the same as the hammer throw.
The fight fur 1he remaining poin1 win be
between BrEnhRm Of Missouri, Woodrow Of
Drake and LampmRn OF Ames.
A hard fight VIII be put up in the
discus throw by EturzemRn Of Iowa City
ana ThEysr uf Ames. s1urzarnan hurlso
Il rs fest three inches REEtnHt Minnesota
Saturday. ThRyer threw Il 11s fret three
inches IN the Anes-Grinnsu meet, while
on the same DAY Collins Of NebrRnhrr threw
II 1T feet six and une-hah inches, making
him and Woodrow OF Drake bidders for
third hunurB.
BeHra for Half Mile.
The hBlf-mHe run viii be easily WIN by
the fast Beard Of Ames, with Wolfe OF
Iowa, Davis Of Ames. and PrieEtly and
Ferris ~ KausRs mRlcirg 8 hard fight
for the remaining point
Beard and DEvis VIII rHn the hEf mile
for Ames 30 II is doubtful II they VIII
I ] be able TO Do much in the mile run. Van
Marrer win ne IN gpod condition and while
ne VIII not be abe TO beat Alden'H time Of
s.gTS he viii II least bring home some
points for Arnes.
That Mulch viii win the two mile FOR
Anes is fureEune conclusion; the uUes-
tiun is win Nebraska. Iowa or Missouri
win the remaining points in this eveut'
Hubbard has quit training and q
consequence, Anes chances IN the mile re-
, lay are very douhtfal, especially consider
inE the strong team, which Kansas iE
{ bringing Dut against them
! Al their home meet, Hazard Of Iowa City
= ran the 40 yard dash IN b1as Douglas Of
Missouri ran II IN 81 flat. LErshsw Of Mis-
souri, and Dennis OF Nebraska each have
q record of 81 flat. This looks good for
: Missouri yet, although Hubbard Is out ~
: the EErns for Arnes, Carr If showing ~
faEt end msv be able 10 push Douglas hard
for firBt place.
Arnes has especially brilliant Stars,
and while II expects 10 win some ftrEtE.
ret n rs by ITS steady team work and
placing uf men in all events ths1 Il hopes
70 win the meet
@MMnS Nv THE AMERICAN LEAGUE
Efarrkss PzgVhfnE Toe iuch fer the
d Isetr0it sIuEEers.
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