Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
OUTLOOK AT NJ. A. c.
Will Probably Have Another
Successful Year on Track.
GOOD MATERIAL AT HAND
Lose Adams and Munson, but New
Stars Will Take Their
Places.

The call for the track candidates to re
port has been issued for the 9Th of Jan
uary at the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege. A sort of deSultory practice ha
been held for the last two weeks, but tn,
real work will not begin before the 9Th
after the men return from the holida!
vacation.
| mat a good team, one that will com
pare with the ones that represented thu
college in 1909 and 1910, can be developed
seems to be practically assured. Some
very good new material has come in with
| this years freshman class, of which
much is expected. Several of the new
men have already shown themselves t
be very fast. and have plenty of stamina
These. with the men who are left from
last years squad, should furnish the
nucleus from which to build anothe,
championship aggregation.
| The loss of Adams and Munson of last
years team by graduation is the severest
blow that has been received Besides
being one of the fastest dash men in
this vicinity, the latter was with Adams
ABOUT the whole relay team. The former
also performed we'll in the 40 and $50.
u.
In the daShes no reliable man was left
from last years team, but it is thought
| mat among the several new men who
Will try in the speed events there will be
o!ie developed who will be able to hold
MS own against the speed artists in this
section acknowledgement, who PLAYED on
the 1oot ball team, and who ran in the
dashes while in the high school in New
ork. Is about the most promising of the
punch. Some mighty good men are de-
Ito
ured that If Munnickheysen is the aver
age, ne and Reubert. who also ran for a
!ilen school IN the same city, should hold
the,r own with anything in the state.
Inc 44o VIII be well taken care of, per-
maps better than any other event Nor
IT'S and bucket, two members of the
relay team four last season, and Kemp.
are the old men who will be seen in this
feature. Besides these, Branham, a re-
Grult VINO did some good work for the
6aIumore City College last year. will be
uSed to help the relay men. Greenburg
Is another quarter-miler who made a big
reputation among the high school run
ners In New York. The men in this
even. Will De watched very closely from
the hrst, as 1t is desired above all things
to send winning relay team to the Uni
FerSlty or Pennsylvania games in the
spring, and If this is to be done two good
men at least must be developed for the
The best scholastic middle-distance
runner in this section for the last three
years Will be one of the entries in the
ooo' IN the person Of Rogers of Balti-
more City College. The little fellow
middle distance runs while represent
ing the Baltimore school, and it is
more than probable that with the
amount Of training he will get he will
De much better this year than ever, and
at that he will not be going into much
faster company than the scholastic
| ranks showed last season. Kemp, who
dad some good work in this event in
the meets held last year will probably
| come fast when the season starts, and
the Aggies are expecting great things
of him. 1t may be. though, that he
Will be used on the relay team exclu-
slvely If he develops a little more
speed.
Rogers will also be the mainstay in
the mile run. If anything, he is better
in this event than in the $780, CLANCY
did some good work in the longer runs
last season. and 1t Is probable that he
will be developed into a miller if he
shows any disposition to tackle the
distance.
In the jumps it is not known just
what material is available. Grason
and Munson, who were both capable of
going over five feet six inches. were
graduated last spring. 1t is hoped
that some of the new men will show
some promise in the event.
Sylvester. the only shot-putter in
school, has one of the muscles of his
heart wrenched, and it is very unlikely
that he will be able to compete.
Very little attention has been paid
to the pole vault. and it is probable
that no entry will be made in it this
year.
The relay team is always the big fea-
ture of the Farmers track season, and
If a winning four can be turned out 1t
will be judged a success. Last year
the team was not defeated during the
entire season. The scalps of such ag-
gregations as Ursinus, Richmond Col
lege. George Washington, Gettysburg.
Franklin and Marshall. Indiana State
College and Washington and Lee Uni
versity were taken. Morris and Duck
EFT will be the old members to again
try for positions on 1t. Kemp is one
Of the most likely candidates for one
Of the places. and it is more than prob
able that between Branham and Green
burg the other position will be very
satisfactorily filled.
With competent men in the dashes,
one OF the best scholastic men in the
country in the middle distances and a
relay four likely to be developed that
will he capable of holding it's own with
the best in this section. it is hard to
see where the Aggies can look for any
thing other than successful season
| on the boards this winter and on the
cinders in the spring.
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