The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-03-10
TRACK ATHLETICS
SHOWING GOOD
IDAHO UNIVERSITY MEN DOING
EXCELLENT WORK IN INDOOR
PRACTICE.
Coach EdmundsOn Jubilent Over the
OutlOOk-Likely Trophy Winners
in the Coming Big Events.

The indoor track work at the uni
versity is bringing out the best lot
of material that has been seen here
for many years and Coach Edmundson
is jubilant over the outlook All of
last. years team are again at work
and the freshman class is making a
strong contribution to the practice
squad. Among the first year men are
such stars as DeHaven, Turk" Ger
Tough, Bonneville and White who have
been the principal long distance per-
formers in state interscholastic circles
for the past three or four years. De-
Haven holds the state high school rec
ord in the mile and Gerlough similar
honors in the half mile. Both are hard
workers and are almost sure to win
points this year.
For the weights the freshman class
brought Lommasson, Groniger, Merkle
and Booth besides number of others.
Lommasson has been seen in action
in interscholastic meets here for the
past several years and is expected to
make a fine showing. Groniger is a
hard worker and is doing exceptionally
good work at practice. He has an
almost perfect build for the weight
events and is expected to crowd
Phillips for varsity records before the
close of his college course.
The team will be strong in the mid
die distance runs also, having such
freshman contributions as DeWald,
Ross and Humphrey besides Dingle
and Loux who have done previous
work in these events. Lockhart, who
was ineligible for conference meets
last year on account of the residence
rule will likely be one of the heavy
point winners this season. He will be
worked in the sprints, hurdles and
high Jump and will probably do service
on the relay team. In football garb he
was one of the fastest men in the con-
ference last fall and bids fair to en-
10Y a similar distinction on the track.
Morrison is again working at the
spirits and broad jump and is show
ing great improvement over last years
work. Betty and Calquhoun, both
freshmen, are being tried in the sprints
and are showing up we'll Both have
good high school records in these
o,,,. will ,,rob no h1v ha WORKED
in the sprints this season as well as
In the middle distance runs.
Massey, a freshman, gives promise
of becoming a valuable asset to the
team in the high jump and hurdles.
He has had good high school training
in these events and is hard worker.
Scott will be out again for the high
jump and pole vault and is expected to
do good work His ankles were in
poor condition last spring but they
are not troubling him this year. Harris |
is working at the jumps and Dingle !
and Cunningham, freshmen are out |
for the pole vault and high jump.
has done good work in |
meets for the past sew |
eral years as a member of the Boise /
high school team.
Among the other old men Phillips I
and Brown in the weights and Down
ing and Warren in the long distaces I
are likely candidates for letter" hon
ors Philips has never had an equal /
in collegiate circles in the javelin h
throw and has had little trouble in \
.aking other weight events since he
first entered the university. Downing
N the mile has done good work for
he past several years and is starting
he season in fine condition.
The team will be better balanced
his year than it has ever been before,
having strong men in every event. The
for places will be unusual
y keen.
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