Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-17

x4Es and W4xt. WT<H rEcox04 or 10 3>3- ton other talent which Mpal<iey is going to spring many surpr1seg with
 Tale, nov undergoing an athletic re- y1yal, hAs Treadway. in the sprintss n fndeod record but who who has hss yet t fo be an intercollegiate winner; FarWeH, its sterling hurdler. and Braden. shot putters and NageI pole vaulter, all Of Johnny a2 eI 2acR E is comtin< i % on to oo score is the big meet because of collegiate experience are Heyl pole vau1ter; Of- futt and E. l.. Davis. hurdlers; Berg, Nichols. broad jumper. and schnsidt. shot butter There is good material from last years Freshman team as we'll
 Stanford has been hard hit by the and Wilson. the mile runner If the team comes East sSisson, broad jump CT. and Caughey, shot butter will need to improve to get more than the third and fourth scores. respectively, last year. The best bet is in Meredith House. the sensational hurdler, who has topped the timber this spring af- ready is Is Is and 24 1-5. good enough time to push any star for first
 California has GildersIeeve and Liv-, ersedge. winners of the hammer and shot; Richardson. third in the ham mer. Grunslxy, a hurdIer who has done = Ic d high jumper and pole vault man. who sprained an ankle last spring and did not compete East Its other point winners of '16 have graduated.
 Pennsylvania, having lost Meredith and taken unto itself Lawson Robert son as trainer-a wise move-is build ing for another season. Judging by the Freshman stars now in college kauff- man. fifth in the 22o, is back and should show good form. The other point Winners-Scudder. third in the halfs and Newsletter and Sewell, who tied for second in the pole vault with three others. are back Robertson has also Humphries, a 4-30 miller, War good for 40 in the hammer Captain Lorsey, who has not yet shown his speed in the quarter, Pope. an aver age middle distance man, and Bucholtz. ThibauIt and Crane, all cap able of 5.09 in the high jump. Penn sy1vania's past and future concern her more than the present in track
 Harvard is building up an average team. There are few stars. Captain Teschner gives evidence of his best year in the sprints- Meanix will show in the hurdles. if eligible In the ham mer, Blanchard. second in the Yale meet, looks best There is also Minot, good for g feet in the broad, and Bab- bitt,s who goes 12 feet in the pole vault Last years best Freshmen are Flow CT, with records of 10 flat in the 100 and 9 feet in the broad jump: Hutch inson who has done a mile in 4-3O; Perkins, 5-10 high jumper and Hull, a. I30 feet hammer man.
 Princeton is cheerful over it's track outlook with Captain Moore back in the sprintS and Smith. Michigan. who edged him out in the 100. graduated. Crawford, the lhurdler: Colwen. 4.26 hurdier and Erdman. fine high tim Der tapper, are the men Fitzpatrick Is building around
 fxF,s Sex h. or7l-f -fT1c <r1 a second in the mile last year. to do stunts What a task he has with Windnagle, Cornell; Overton, Yale, and Scu lder. Pennsylvania, should Robertson use him there, all at the mark Here would be a race worth miles of travel to witness Cross, shot put man capable of 46 feet and Simmons. with his record of 5-11 in of Steve Farref,s Ann Arbor team
 Dartmouth is to be watched this year. It's winter victories over Penn and Harvard and the presence of Wcrthinston. in the broad jump. Ri ley in the quarter: Spears. in the shot all point winners in '16. portends big season. Dartmouth has with drawn from the New England Associa-. tion- having outgrown 1t. and will be a visible contender in the future
 These stars of the first magnitude are the men counted upon to deliver in the forty second meet to be held at Franklin Field Pennsylvania, May 2o and a6 All the auspices points to an other victory for Cornell Sut in ath- lefics one can never tell It is long time bef1Pe the championship is to be held and fn Shat space much can happen War will make wide gaps in the ranks even should the meet be run off Whether it will or not is a matter to be determined as condi- tions confront the l. C. A. A. A. A.
 (Copyrighted, 1917. by Col Metzger.