, 1923-04-22
penn and DRAKE
FIELD CARNIVALS
YEARS CLASSICS
Universities and Colleges
Enter Best Performers.
BY WALTER

$3.50 "N 80 80 - - AAS RANp
aration OF athletes and teams for two
sets OF relay games, zach of which
is looked upon as the classic of It's
respective section. Performers who
win in the individual vents are gen
orally considered certain victors In the
various sectional intercollegiate track
and field meets to be held the latter
part OF mex: month and early in June.
In the east the University of Penn
sylvanIa rclny carnival, Oldest and
most respected set of games of Its
kind in the country. bids fair to out
strip forner events from the stand
points OF quality and quantity. AL
though tho middle west will not be
represented Is solidly as in former
years, the caliber of competition is
such as 10 warrent a wonderful set Of
games.
Oxford in Carnival.
Presence of Oxford in the carnival
gives the event an international tinge
which win 20 a long way toward at
tracing favorable comment from all
sections OF tho country. Each sue
osediny year Penn officials d special
features. with tho result the games are
-une to grow in popular favor.
Michigan will be among some of
kpo lu44dAC N0Sl 1oAAb aEpAS otAANN
ed In the special events. Dehart Hub
bard. the Wolverine all around star,
will take part in three events. He
will compete In the running broad
jump. 40 yard high hurdles, and run
ming hop. step and jump. Steve Far
reil. able coach Of Michigan teams. is
authority for the statement that Hub
bard will establish a new worlds rec
ord In the running broad jump before
tho termination of his college career.
according to Farrell. the colored attn
lete has the specd. spring. and kick.
necessary requirements to a rocord
breaking performance.
BROKER In Pole Vault.
In addition to Hubbard. Michigan
Will DO represented by Brooker in the
pole vault. This athlete is one of
the most consistent vaulters developed
in western conference universities in
years. He Is sure to clear the bar
close to Is fe-t and may go higher.
In his exhibitions in the middle west
this wtntar. Hubbard showed almost
faultess FORM lie a a powerful
run which carries him up in the air.
He has an excellent puilup. This. com
bined with a perfect fling away and
arch. make him a vaulter who will
come QdnHtTCuSLy ClOst 70 eIlhlttElH6
a number OF records.
While the Penn games are in prog
ress athletes representing every uni
versity and college OF athletic promi-
hence in the middle west will be strug-
Cling for supremacy in the Drake relay
carnival to be held In the natural sta
6ium in Des Moines, Ia Like tho
eastern event, the Drake games have
attracted a larger and classier entry
than ever before inc records in n num-
Der OF events should go by the cards
providing weather conditions are IA
vorable.
Special 600 Yard Run.
In addition u the standard list of
relay and individual events. there will
Dc n special coo yard run which will
bring together three former college
stars. Deak wolters of Ames, un-
q~uostiouably one of the best quarter
and half milers developed in the Mis-
SOU valley conference in years, will
be one of the starters. The Ames
dier startled the athletic world last
June when he won the 44o and $50
yard runs in the western conferences
meet held at Iowa City.
Phi Sphinx and Phillip Donohoe, for
mer University of Illinois athletes who
learned 10 run under the tuselage Of
Harry Gill, win be the other contest
ants. Sphinx ands Donohoe are now
running under the colors OF the Chi
cago Athletic association, and each
has stepped the distance in close to
record time. Last year X. L. Wilson,
who has charge of the event. staged
a match one mile race between Joie
Pay of tho Illinois A C. and Ray Wat
son, formerly of Kansas Aggies. The
event attracted no end OF interest and
resulted in Wilson staging the three
cornered race between Wolters, Sphinx
and Donohoe.
Iowa Favorite in Relay.
The relay races will bring together
the best teams in the Missouri valley
conference and Big Ten Iowa. which
has won the one mile event most con
sistentiy all winter, will rule favorite.
although Illinois and Kansas must be
given a chance. Ames will be hard
10 beat In tho we mile. while the four
mile is an open race. with Michigan,
Wisconsin, Kansas, and Kansas Az
GIGS represented by powerful quartcts.
In the dash Ayrcs of Illinois. be-
cause of his consistent sprinting all
winter, win go to the mark a IA
vorits. Brooiins of Iowa, Lloyd and
Noble Of Nebraska, and several others
who showed TO good advantage In
doora. Aro possibilities. Milton Angler
OF illinois,, holder of the national rec
ord IN the tavelin throw. should win
his speciality, while Poor OF Kansas
and McEllven OF Michigan should put
up an interesting duel in the running
high Jump. Norton OF Kansas n
Van orden OF Michigan look the best
IN the shotput. although either may
BE- o-atcn by performers who did not
show 80 well indoors.
N addition to events for college n
university athletes, there will be re-
lars fer high schools in the Hawk
eye state, together with shuttle races
FOR boys OF grammar schools in Dos
Moincs.