Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-26

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Two-Mils Special


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VANGUARD ON WAY HERE
ffNLESS Larry Brown. captain Of
}$l tho University offennsyivania'tr track
4tA,i,. can shake of his sea legs bsfVfe
Silay afternoon, there IL a. strong pos.
\ Ess,biIity that the Red and Bluc skipper
I rlu be unable to tnkc part h, mcfep
x ikan ono event on the two.day relay
y arrival program. II. u.
! Yesterday. Larry said that 70 diu NOT
Y Al us strong as he thought he would,
\ 7Nd unless change came before Ffiday
4, "A. would be unable to compete IN any
4 r.. Tic two mile championship event.
'{' iscw,, cxpccts to be member of tine
Z Sssiley, relay nnd probably the one
HnlIe team.
I{i-With the possible execution ,of
5!htcwt,. who. expects to get back to
s' ssui IN tomorrow n afterno0n, the Penn
sl3G Is in excelleIt- shape for the car
$ivSi. Yesterday NlcLRne, Kerr, Head
gisri .Terr, all members Of the four
team that finished second to
\ Esmbri,lge. worked out on the track all
j ytftcrnooi1. Mc1.niie particularly looked
) n no N excellent shape as did the re-
I; .;hajnder Of the team:
Head showed no effects Of his opera.
y Nan on shipboard on the way over. and
Y cill face the starter's. gun Friday aft.
1rnoon. Lawson Robertson, the Penn
3Sosch. will send aA[eLane, u Herr and
EsSd into. the 1tw0smile event along
4 ciths Mel ,ine which means that Penn
Sf1 ke represented in. this race by an
:. sxceptionai quartet Of fdistmce runners.
NJ Leo DeKorn. the versatile athlete,
will try his skill in the same event. Leo
las been training hard for the last three
weeks and expects to finish well up with
Y III leaders in the event. q,
f Robertson held trials Yesterday for
me one mile freshman team, but did not
make known his decision on the quartet.
\ III is expccted that Ray Fischer. Hayes
4 And Jensen will be the first three r,in-
ners. with either, Keogh. Streeter or
Kerr as the fourth man handling the
baton. I
bronder's Great Heaye
4g George Bronder. the Brooklyn lad,
vho last year established new record
II 1855 feet for the jaye,in, throw, should
aflin break the. record In his tavorite
event. Yesterday morning in practice
! drill the husky weightman tossed the
stick 204 feet, the best mark he has
ever made. >Bronder will have plenty of
competition In this event. with several
: stars from the West all capab'e of doing
close to 200 feet entered.
b Frank. the Penn hammer tlrowcr,
yesterday heaved, the ball. 14j feet in
practice. a remarkable throw when 1t
q considered TINT Frank weighs but rl52
pounds. According to DIR. Orton. Frank
. b the lightest man throwing the ham,
mer among the colleges today and has
IN excellent opportunity to place in the
event on Friday.
Today will find the vanguard of West
~ and Far Western athletes on their
WY, here The, University Of Red
hnaS. Cauk, = fsesxpSeted Ito. atfdye here
either this afternoon or tonight, while
} number of athletes from the Coast
entered in the special events are cx-
pectcd to check in tonight or tomorrow
norning. Tomorrow afternoon Frank
Nm Field will be beehive Of athletic
activity. " Htg w.
In order that the athletes may have
eomplete use Of Franklin Field without
Interference from any other sport the
usual Thursday game has been trans
ferred to Forty fourth street and Park.
side avenue. Last year the diamond
team had Thursday game before the
relays that caused considerable annoy.
ancc to the athletes,
Records May Fall i
According to DIR. albert Kranzlein.
Who assisted Orton in coaching the
team in Robcrtson's absence, the Gin
.ders on Franklin Field are in better
shape than they have been in many
moons. II the weather Is right. ac.
eeordlns to the four first -place winners
IN the Olympics, records are bound to
iall with such track. Kranzlein looks
Tor the Penn two mile team to smash
MAN aG mark ark made SobSy By the Oxford. Cam
The two mile international race on
Friday should be productive of some
the field entered. The Penn. quartet
already mentioned should make the
race interesting. The Brown brothers,
OF Cornell about the best distance run i.
ncrs in the colleges today, have entered.
along with Buker, of Bates, the New
England champion. IIilles. of Yale,
who is forging to the front rapidly as a
distance star will take the mark. Rath-
pun, OF Iowa State, one Of the best in
The Middle West, and who has been
running consistently in fast time, should
event.
YALE will have f0ur- mile team EN- >
tered that should make Cornell, George
town and Penn State do some fast run
Ming to reach the tape ahead of them.
Coach Mack, of the New Haven team,
has listed Douglas, Hilles, Campbell and
Wilson for the event, Douglas and
Sampbell have done close to 4 minutes
~ seconds several times, while the
Other two arc capable Of turning the
mile around 4 minutes 80 seconds,
Gcorgetown is certain to give Cor.
sell, the favorite for the event. a keen
battle. Connolly. the present inter-
collegiate mile champion, with record
OF minutes 16 seconds, and Marsters,
VINO has turned the distance in 4 min
Htes 23 seconds, are certain to be in
.as running the last two relays. The
S!ner two Georgetown men are said to
capable Of doing around minutes