The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-07
COACH MOVIE SOUNDS
QUAKER TRACK CALL;
men REPORT TUESDAY

With the close of the basketball
season Earlham athletes as well as the
coaches and student body are turning
their attention to the cinder path and
turf. Although the cooperation of the
weather man Is an important item In
early track work the first call for the
Quaker thinly clads has been issued
for Tuesday afternoon at which time
all those interested in the favorite
sport of the ancient Greeks will meet
In Coach Moves office to start defin-
fto preparations for the 1921 track
team.
Prospects for winning team at the
college are especially bright. From
last years squad OF cinder scorchers
only one man was lost to graduation
so that Move will have practically a
veteran aggregation to form nucleus
for this years team. Anticipating a
winning team the Quaker mentor has
arranged one of the stiffest schedules
that the Quaker "thinlies" have ever
faced. The first meet on the card is
Indiana university here on April 16.
Using this as flying start the Ma
rooms will take on some Of the fastest
teams in state as well as the Cincin-
natl U team.
Have Experienced Men.
When the Quakers face the starters
signal in the first meet. they will have
an experienced point getter in almost
every event Ivey, the star of the local
tracksters, will be back on the job in
the high Jump and the high hurdle.
= Last year this stocky athlete went to
the conference meet at Ann Arbor and
tied for first place in the high Jump.
placing Earlham above many larger
schools in the final count. Ivey has
few peers In his ability to canter over
the high hurdles. At the state meet
at Purdue he broke the state record
for the high sticks but the mark did
not count because three hurdles were
knocked over.
In the distance events Dalton and
Tomlinsop are the best bets, both
being above the average. Robinson,
Crafts, Yarnal and Teale were last
years point getters in the half mile
event
Splendid Material.
In the 440 yard dash Move has an
unprecedented amount of material
from which to pick his starters. Car
ter and Faquher are back, in harness.
and in addition to these, Beck Of bas-
ketball and football fame. and Emslie,
star of the H. S. team, are or hand to
fight for positions. An imposing relay
team could be picked from this array
of quarter milers.
In the dashes, Faquher, Carter.
Teale and Emsie will undoubtedly
fight for the positions Faquher is an
especially fast man in the dashes and
is expected TO add more laurels to his
string of victories. FonZo Lawler can
always be counted on as a sure point
getter in the low hurdles and in the
broad jump.
In the field events Johnson is the
big feature. He heaves the shot and
hurls the discus with equal ability.
The big boy has few equals when
it comes to putting the 16 pound oval.
Carey also is a valuable man in the
discus. although it is doubtful whether
he will be able to hurl the discus
this year on account of an injury re
ceived last year. Crafts, of former
high school fame, is counted on in the
pole vault.
The following is the schedule for the
meet:
Track Schedule:
April 16-Indiana university at Earl
April 23-Cincinnati university at
Earlham.
April 3O-Kalamazoo Western Nor
NAL at Kalamazoo, Mich.
May 7-DePauw at Greencastle.
May 7-Franklin at EarlEam.
Nav al c. A. L. at Indianapolis.
May 2S-State college meet at NotIe
Dame.
June 4-Conference meet at CHI
cago.