Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-18
POMONA TRAINER
SUCCEEDS WELL
BUNCH OF COLLEGE BOYS
WILL WIN POINTS
DOUBTFUL ATHLETES MAY AID
IN WINNING CONTEST
sturees, Sloane and Parker Are Rec
ognized as Excellent Runners, and
Dashes and Distances VIII
Be Secured

w not recovered wholly from the
wholesale graduation of ath-
letes that occurred at the end OF last
season, Trainer Stanton has succeeded
In turning out bunch which at least
will make things interesting for the
University of Southern California ath-
letes in the conference meet when they
come to Los Angeles Saturday.
The Congregational statistcians have
figured out that the Indian Will
have forty points, anyway, to his
credit at the end of the day. Some
thing will depend on the showing of
doubtful athletes, men who have great
latent ability but who may be affected
by stage fright when 1t comes to the
actual contest.
Sturges Is showing UP we'll in the
two-mile and may cut under his time
of 10 minutes 80 1-5 seconds against
Oxy a week ago. His time then
marked only what he could do when
not pressed. and he finished in per-
feet condition. That, however is his
best time to date, and what he could
do when all three places do not go to
the home team Is only matter of con-
lecture. Jones is out of athletics be-
cause of the pressure of his studies,
while Rau is confined to his room,
leaving the event to Sturges and +.
Lorbeer. who will also go out in the
mile.
Pomona's strongest showing will be
in the sprints. Harry Sloane. whose
time for the hundred-yard sprint is
1915. and who may lower his record
them. is well supported by Clarence
Parker, a sophomore, and Reid, an
upper classman, both of whom can
cover the distance in 10 2-5 seconds.
Sloane will be entered in the relay.
and can cover the quarter mile in So
seconds as shown against Oxy. He
will also be q mainstay in the broad
jump, in which he established g. new
Pomona record in the recent Occidental
meet by stretching Thomas distance
of q feet 10h inches to % feet 21s
inches.
Gillette. who has 1917 feet, will be a
team mate of Sloane.
Joos will take the 220 dash with
Reid, both of whom can do the dis
tance in % 2-5 or % 3-5. Joos is some
what handicapped by lack of training
this season. In the 440-yard dash Car
yer, whose time Is trifie better than
81 seconds, will be entered with Case
and p. Sloane. Carver and O'Bryan
Will be entered in the half
Joos will be entered in the high hur-
dies, while Parker will be chief rep
resentative in the low hurdles. zoos
can negotiate the former event In 16 "a,
while Parker makes his event in rs.
Pomona will be comparatively weak
in the field events. While Lorbeer,
Tangeman and Seaver took all places
in the Oxy meet, they have had COM
paratively little experience. All are
consistent in the event and will make
a good showing against u. s. c. and
other teams in the meet.
Clark is the great enigma in the
hammer. The bulky freshman has
shown exceptional ability, and If he
can only stay in the ring he will be
a point winner for the Congregational
lists. Seward has been throwing the
weight regularly around ITO feet, which
is considered excellent for a new man.
Davenport will be Pomona's entry In
the shot put. Seward will again APP
near in the pole vault. Birdsall, who
holds the college record of 10 feet 1O1a
inches, and who has gone more than
eleven feet in practice, is not in train
ing.
Occidental-Mile run, Gobar; 100-yard
dash, Baer and Rush; 120-yard hurdles,
Thompson: 440-yard dash, Rush and
Roberts; 220-yard dash, Baer; 220-yard
hurdles, r. Thompson; SS0-yard dash,
Bonner; two-mile run, Montgomery and
Stone.
Pomona-Mile run, Lorbeer, Rau and
Wilcox; 1O0-yard dash, H. Sloan and
Parker; 120-yard hurdles, Joos and L.
Lorbeer; 440-yard dash, II. Sloan and
Case: 220-yard dash, Joos and Reid:
22O-yard hurdles, Parker, Palmer and
Ferris; SS0-yard dash, Cover, O'Brien
and II. Sloan: two-mile run, Sturges, F.
Lorbeer and Rau; relay, p. Sloan, H.
Sloan, Case and Cover.
Whittier-Mile run, Mills and Sharp
less; 100-yard dash, Pickett and Blaunt;
120-yard hurdles, Renneker; 440-yard
dash, Kent; 220-yard dash. Pickett and
Braunt; 220-yard hurdles, Mills, Rem
neker and Kent; SS0-yard yash. Mills
and Kent; two-mile run, White and
Sharpless
u. S. Chile run, Scott; 100-yard
dash, Reed, Trotter and Martin: 12O-
yard hurdles. Burek and Lennox; 440-
yard DASH Verge, Reed and Wallace;
220-yard dash, Martin, Reed and Rich
ardson; 22O-yard hurdles, Lennox and
Burek; SS0-yard run, Cover and New
mire; two-mile run, Hall and Scott; re-
lay race, Reed, Lennox, Burek, New
mire and Richardson.
Occidental-Pole Carus, Lowery and
Gordon; high jump, 1Iowery. Gordon
and f. Thompson; shot put, F. Thomp- |
son, Lowery, Gordon and Conrad; ham,
mer throw, Thompson, Conrad and Cor
dom broad jump, Thomas. p. Thomas
and w. Thomson.
Pomona-Pole, Birdsell, Pierce and
Seward; high jump, Tangeman, l..
Lorbeer and Gillette; shot put, Clark
and Davenport; hammer throw, Clark
and Fuller; broad jump, II. Sloan, Joos
and Gillette.
Whittier-Pole vault, Pearson; high
jump, Renneker; shot put, N B. Rem
neker; hammer throw N. B. Renneker
AID Fullenger.
u. s. C.-Pole vault, Carroll and
Richardson; high jump, Murray. Trot
ter and Barker; shot put, Trotter, Muir |,
ray and Hall; hammer throw, Burek, |
Richardson and Hall; broad jump, |
Goodsell and Fallas
OFFICIALS
Starter. Walter Hempel: referee, c. |
II. Price; judges of finish, Summer, |
Esterly and Cooper; timers, Bovard, |
Test and Robb; judges of weights, Will
lett, ,Braden and Wright; judges of
jumps, Hammond. Harris and Howard
inspectors, Clark, Tangeman, Mcdowell |
and Thompson.
The meet will be called at o'clock.
Voters Must Be Educated
IEFFER SON CITY Mo March II