The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-01-20
SPORTS
Dawson and Templeton Have Not
Registered While Mcclure
Is Also Missing.

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s'whethst stanford Wins Or loses On
the einders path next semester depends
on the scholarship standing Of some Of
our athletes at the end Of the present
semester, :, said Dad Moulton recently.
s'The loss Of Don Dawson and Rie Tenn.
pleton means loss Of seven points or
possibly more.
"The present outlook IN the spirits
Is fairly good, as is that Of the half
mile, mile, high and low hurdles. From
present prospects we are not too strong
IN atAA twAfni4 h9d ~ DUhgd phents
There Is Z chance for marked Improve
mant in the weight events, while there
IL good material available for the pole
vault and broad jump. We cannot hg-
ufe for better than second in the high
jump
OF those who won points for Stan.
ford In the meet last year, eleven are
in college at the present time, besides
two other veterans Of former inter.
collegiate contests. They are; Capt.
p. r. Mckee, Z. p. Campbell, r. w.
Brown, r. L. Murray, Il. j. Gard, ].
w. Richdale. r. M. Bennett, g. w. Be
deau, p. r. Wilson. j.. II. Whitfield, +. s.
Murray, j. NJ Tufts and r. Kfohn. II
IHMickeyn Mcclure registers next Sc
mester, as is probable, the Cardinals
will be much strengthened In the $40.
yard dash.
Mckee and Campbell are l0-flat men
and can be counted on in the sprints,
and Brown 10 also q consistent runner
In this division. n Freshhen who have
shown promise In this department are
Grant, Lynn and IAchmnnd, Campbell,
chace, Gard, Richdale and Wolcott seem
TO BE the best material IN the 440-yard
dash s' fS
For two years Bennett has shown SUI
premacy over sah gcpnteetAnts in the
half.m'le run and should he counted up
on to repeat again IN 1914. With Lin
Murray as .teammateS and Worthy,
Angel sud Frye to fall back upon, the
chances Of the Cardinal in this event
arc considered bright. Wilson, who
broke the Stanford California mile rec
ord last season ran, in fine form this
fall, and Cliff Irwin viii again be out
after the second place, Prospects for
the two-mile are weaker than they have
been for several years, The strength
Of the cardinal in these events will lie
in the material developed. inothe cross,
country training this fall. ~. s5s
Recording TO 81 Dad, Stanford will
be stronger IN the. hurdles than in any
Other event. With two varsity 49,
men, Whitfield and Murray, in, toys, and
Norton and Urban, as aqnueleus of men
on whom Stanford will have to count
Is point winners, the confidence Of the
trainer seems to,be well founded ,s
Wealth Of fhatefiai fialkes. ithceriain
that'the pole yaulters win not be found
wanting in ability in the crucial test.
Krohn, Tufts, Mseomber and SAVIOR are
an good for twelve feet and Hutchir SON
is a pole vaulter Of ability. Knight
and Lacbmund both have records of
lover twenty-five feet SIX, inches in the
broad jump, while Laehmund Is n like.
" contender. in the high jump, having
cleared six feet two inches while, in pre-
paratory school, West, another fresh
man, may also be counted on in the
high jump, s5s 3es igs
In the weights the present ind ca.
tions are better than they have been for
two years. Bedean and Sheldon may be
relied upon for the shotput, while
Drake, King and Miller give promise
of developing into available point win
nefs. Ms.