Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-05-02
BIC TRIANGLE MEET
TO HOLD BOARDS
THIS AF FTERN00N
Athletic Event at Association
Park Today Promises to Be
Extremely interesting Rival
Teams Confident,

The big silver cup offered M O. a.
Matson. and the medals put up us
prizes for the winners of toduys tri-
angie track meet at Association park,
between the University. the Indians
and the Mcnaul school, are displayed
IL Matsons window to stimulate tn
desire of the contestants To do thei+
hest 10 win The cup Is % handsome
one. standing al ont ten inches high
and beautifully engraved The con.
diiions imposed hy MIR Matson upon
the winner of the cup Is That it must
De- wen three consecutive times hN a
single school before ii ean Ne carried
OF so that should the Indians wne
the triangle meet for the second cone
secutivc time today they will have t.
win again next year heforc they ean
retain the cun permanently
The hleachers which have been ura
Ger construction for the last couple
a. DAYS VIII hc completed this fore
noon eomc Of the boys from the ln-
dmu school and Volunteers FROM the
UuiveIsit, and the high school work
eO hard an yesterday afternoon Tor
the good of the cause. The hleachois
gre strongly built, and there o. no
danger ehat they will collapse rs they
eid at the University Arizona football
game in November. 1871 Coach t..
Il. Hutchinson of the University had
trouble in ohtainng grader IRON
the city or county owing to Some
misunderstanding. until late hour
Yesterday afternoon, but VIII nave INC
track In FIRST cAlss condition before
the meet begins The track is e.
quarter mile. and although IT has
some sharp corners IS otherMise 8"
good one for speed.
The meet Us called for 1880. ana
will without doubt he a good one
from start To finish. II IS AN especial
treat for enc who has never seen inc
Indians In an event of this Kind Il"
watch their methods AS % rule iheN
rum barefoot. and after an entry OF
ton stretch out on the ground WIN
out II coat or wrap and wait Tor their
next run. They are hard men To noa'
M the long distance races. hnt are not
90 dangerous n the short spflnts.
The Menaul school men have nor
been seen i'm their workouts nv ironi
their last wears record they viii h'
in the running in every RESPECT IheN
had some good sprlnters Last year.
and with more training and espcrl-
cncc they fnnN be cxp'eitd le NW
their share of the points.
As for the University after a Ions
and arduous siege Of tanins uhu'i
the supervision Of Ceach Hutchinson
tho bows are in the best Of condition q"
carry away the biggest numl or or
points. and are quite confident 'h''
they will be able To do So Ihe one
event which no one IS very much in-
clired 10 talk about ia the two milo
run, which is n pretty strenuous ~
eallun in this altitude Otherwise w
boys are optimistic about tneh
cbances To block the Indians chances
for the cup and point to last Afai :
margin Of one and one-iifth p"ih'
in favor of the Indians as an indle"- +
ttnn of what they win be ahle 60 n'
this year Win Hlpi' 'NP'''
training.
4 special rate Of fiftecn cents has
been made for school pupils 1t Y
hdped that the schools may De a'S-
missed in order to give Che youns-
stcrs chance TO witness the even .
Officials- Referee, julius slaa"
scorer. Grover Doyine' starter l"nN
Lanham: timers, If II conwell j. NJ.
English, Alfred skinner
Judeee M finish-O A. Matson, =.
r Boncrgan, N. o. Chadnepril'
Field Judges e q Mardoth d.
Harlan, Lester Cooper
Clerk Of course--A G. Pagter
inspectors Blair Leeds Dave kos-
enwuld, I'd. Ross.
Announcer--W Wick Miller.