Omaha daily bee., 1914-05-31
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available FOR running IN addition to
Holman. and others now believe possi-
lie point winners are are Baranc!k OF
ChiosGo, Hardy Of Notro Dame, Shearer
OF Drake. and East OF Purdue.
Sanders Of Illinois Is easily the class Of
the quarter-milers and n he Is in form
and the unexpected does not happen. he
should win the 40 without trouble. Goe-
li;z. his terminate. may also help the
Champaign total, and East and Appel
gate OF Purdue. Murray Chase and
Campbell of Leland stanford, Nutshell
Of Missouri. and Cornwall and Breathed
OF Chicago are considered likely 10 fight
for a share OF the honors
Long-UistaRce Runners.
Illinois leads in hnlf-milo probabilities
also. with Henderson. whose time of
i51% is the best done by q conference
athlete this year. and Tapping. North
western. Is pretty nearly sure OF at least
third place with Osborn though his best
efforts this year has been ibSM Phillips
OF Ohio. stogemau and Leisure OF Chi
cago, Bresnahan and Merrill Of wiscon-
sin. and Bonnett OF Leland Stanford,
make up the squad believed by critics to
include the probable point winners.
Campbell OF Chicago has made the best
mile OF the season among the confer
ence distance men. His mark Of 4:2e
warrants the belief that he will be in the
front rank Wilson OF Leland Stanford
comes well heraided, and other good
mllers are Wage OF Notre Dame
Wright of Illinois. schmedel OF Purdue.
Harvey OF Wisconsin. Kraft Of North
western and Carroll OF Ohio states.
Mason OF Illinois leads the two-milers
but students say he viii have to better
ihs 9:n TO win over the big field ex-
pocted TO compete with him. Traxler Of
Northwestern. Perry OF Wisconsin. VIII
son OF Leland Stamford. Stout Of Chi
cago, and letter OF the Kansas Agg,es
are others to be considered
over the HHrdles.
Hazen OF Kansas, with a mark OF 1874
seconds In the t2o-yard hurdles. is strong
est rival Of Ward Of Chicago, who has
done equally well this year. The hurd-
lers include field Of merit, with Ban
cher OF Purdue, McKeown and Fisk OF
Illinois. Welch OF the Kansas Aggies.
Shrader OF Iowa. Groves OF Missouri
and Murray and Norton Of Leland Stan
ford.
Fisk with O:25s5 has the best confer
ence mark of the year In tho low hur-
dies, but Bancher OF Purdue and Bassett
OF Wisconsin have come within one-fifth
OF his time and the field will include
such fast men as Ward, whiting and
Mclaughlin OF Chicago, Hazen OF Kan
sas, oliphant OF Purdue. Kirkland OF
Notre Dame and shrader Of Iowa.
Better than any Big Nine mark Of the
season Ia Thatcher's discus throw or 100
feet ~ inches, but Bachman of Notre
Dame. Meyers OF Nebraska, Reber OF
Kansas, Drumm Of Missouri, Slmons OF
Drake, Robertson OF Minnesota. Van
Client and Keeler of Wisconsin and Des
Jardene OF Chicago are reckoned among
the possible point winners.
Van Client leads all the shot putters
with mark OF a foet SH inches, made
IN the Illinois meet, but Notre Dame is
strong In the weights. Bachman having
put OF feet inches. made two weeks
ago. and Reber of Kansas with record
OF is feet 5lz inches is also likely TO give
the Cardinal star hard fight Promi-
nent among the entries are Keller Of
Wisconsin. Eichenlaub and Rockner of
Notre Dame. Bedeau OF Leland Stanford,
Geisman OF Ohio state, Thatcher OF Mis-
souri,, schneberger OF Northwestern.
schoblnger OF Illinois and Nogren of Chi
cago.
Hammer Throwers strong.
Bachman ranks first among the ham
mer throwers with heave OF l45 feet 3
inches and, with Elehenlaub and Rockne
backing him up. makes Notre Dame look
strong. Babbtt OF Northwestern, who
has done 40 feet s inches this spring. and
Fournier Of Minnesota. credited with 1s9
feet 10 inches. must he considered among
the leaders. and the hammer entries will
include. too. Van Client aud Keeler of
Wisconsin and schncberger and whittlc
OF Northwestern.
Vaults OF twele feet. latest perform
ances credited TO ISessler of Ohio State
and Phelps of Purdue. making them the
leading candidates I'm their events.
Thomas OF Chicago. Kerr OF Heston OF