The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-04-30
MEDIA TORS WORKING FOR GENUINE MEXICAN ELECTION
MEET MONTANA
TEAM SATURDAY
IDAHO TRACK SQUAD Is IN GOOD
CONDITION FOR FIRST CON-
TEST OF THE SEASON.
Idab0-MOntana Meet Will Be First Oh
New Stadium-Entry List
Prepared.

| Everything is in readiness for the
big track meet between the University
of Idaho and the University of Mon
tana which is to be held on the new
| stadium Saturday afternoon OF this
week. A large force of men has been
working on the track for the past week
and the cindering of the 220-yard
straight-away has been completed ex-
cept for few more hours rolling. The
quarter track also has been put into
good conditions and some good marks
IN Saturdays contest are expected 70
be established.
Through a series of preliminary try
outs this week Coach Edmundson has
his entry lists about complete and
knows pretty well just what can bc
expected of every man who will be
entered against the Montana athletes
Six of the men, Morrison, Lockhart.
Phillips, H. Dingle, Scott and Down
ing who will be seen in action against
Montana ahve already won their let
ters. and are almost certain to- get up
on the letter list again in Saturdays
meet.
Freshmen to Get Letters.
Several freshmen are also likely to
win their letters Saturday. Cunning
ham and TURK" Gerlough, contribu-
tions from the Boise high school are
expected to win points in their respec-
tive events, while Massey, freshman
from kellogg, DeHaven, freshman |
from the Grangeville high; Lommas-
son, first year man from Colfax;
Bert Dingle and Calquhoun from
Occur d'Alene and Ross from Caldwell |
should add points to the varsity's
score.
The Montana team is said to be
much stronger this season than it has
,een for many years and will in all
put up a good fight in the /
oming meet Idaho's team is also ;
tronger and much better balanced
han it abs been for many years. s
The Idaho Entry List.
The entry list of Idaho athletes will q
robably be as follows 100-yard dash, {
1orrison, Lockhart and Colquhoun or 9
lefty; 220yard dash, Morrison, Loux, j
nd Caluquhoun and Betty; 0
4O-yard dash, Massey, H. Dingle o
nd Humphrey; half mile, H.
Jingle, Massey and Downing; mile, 0
owning, Gerlough and DeHaven; e
vo-mile, DeHaven Downing and d
220-yard hurdles, Ross and o
ockhart; 120-yard hurdles, Lockhart q
Id Ross; broad jump, Lockhart, Nor rt
son and Betty; high jump, Cunning u
I'M, Scott and Massey; pole vault, p
,ott, Cunningham and B. Dingle; s.
ot-put, Phillips, Lommason and p
roniger; discus, Phillips, Lommason IL
i'd Groniger; hammer, Phillips and 81
)oth
The Idaho relay team will be picked 81
ON Lockhart, Morrison, Loux, Betty al
ID Colquhoun. The javelin throw pl
II be omitted on account of Mon tn
mas having no men to enter in that he
ent. to
The Montana Entries. I'D
The Montana entries in the meet will
as follows: 100-yard dash, Owsley, III
ggins, Stanley, w. Brown and ]. ia
own; 220-yard dash, Higgins, ]. sh
own, w. Brown and Stanley; 120- ia'
I'd hurdles, Roman and Stanley; 220- Oh
I'd hurdles, w. Brown and J. Brown; iif
)-yard dash, Jones, Weidman, Hig-
IS and Roman; SS0-yard run, Jones nis
Weidman; mile run, Taylor, Oland- lai
and Templeton; two-mile run, 10
ander and Templeton; broad jump, III
nsing, Prescott, and Owsley;, high "
lp, Lansing, Prescott, and Owsley;
e vault, Lansing and Prescott; shot Nir
Roman, Owsley, and Craighead; au'
Gus, Craighead and Owsley; ham, ON
r, Craighead and Owsley. a'p
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