The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-05-06
College Chatter
MANY BIG IJPSETS

SeVeraI surprises cropped out at
the recent Penn and Drake relays.
Hester of Michigan. for instance,
whipped the great Hussey in the 100;
Kuck nosed out tho sensational Hous-
CIR in the shot-put; Krcuz trippcd
Northrup in the javclin. and Guthrie
of Ohio State fell before Dye. South
crn California star. in the high
hurdles. Guthric's defeat wasn't ex-
actly unlocked for. But the other
results upset the dope considerably.
Perhaps the biggest uphcaval. how
ever. came in the two.milc special at
Philadelphia. Chapman. Wisconsin
ace and undcfcatcd champion, had
been picked to sweep the field. But
Syracuse turned loose great runner
lin Jimmy Loucks, and. when Loucks
breasted the tape. the Big Ten king
was still IS yards away. still be-
lieve. though, Chapman is the greater
of the two. l saw the Badger tr0t q
swell mile at the Ohio games q
couple Of weeks ago in frigid wealth
or. sans strong compctAion. Loucks'
time for the two-mile was slower
than Chapman has made on previous
occasions.
REMEMBER
"Fi1ot' Strupper Of Georgia Tech
Strupper was a quarterback. He
piloted that famous Golden Tornado
eleven of 1918, which, by the way.
I. fully lived up to rts appellation. TO
my way of thinking the Georgia Tech
team of that year was one Of the
greatest ever turned out in southern
territory. Strupper was one Of the
outstanding stars of sensational ag-
grcgation, a member Of that renowned
backficld composed of Strupper, Guy
on, Harlan and Hill.
One Of the best pitched games Of
the early baseball season in the Big
Ten was dishcd out the other day by
"Hank" Anderson Of Minnesota. An
dersOn let Northwestern down with
three hits and one run. 1t was an cx-
ceptional performance for this time
of the year. With bit Of help An
derson may take the Gopher banner
we'll up the conference ladder this
campaign.
INTRODUCING
Arthur Duffy, ono time George
! town sprinting star. Duffy was the
first athlete ever to run the 100 in
. 3/5. He did it in 1902. But it WAS
never officially allowed. Duffy was
strong over the furlong, too. He's
now IN the newspaper game in the
. east, writing about present-day celeb
! rifles in various branches Of sport.
Columbia has a great middle dis
. tance runner in Joe Campbell, it's
captain. Campbell, it will be recall
ed. ran anchor on the victorious Blue
and White sprint medley relay team
!, Ut the Penn games. A sensational
!. finish placed the Columbia leader
ucross the wire in front Of his
Georgetown opponent. Campbell came
!. in fifth in the $50 vt the 1925 eastern
intercollegiates. He was one of Col
umbia's two men to place in the en-
tire classic. Don't be surprised il he
wins the event this year.
! George Little and his Wisconsin
Da1ger3 are winding up IN encourag'
/ dnG spring football practice. Pros
Iects for next fail look bright, though
9oor weather handicapped the squad
- file OUTSET. Little ID bent on bet.
!: ]! orinR last year's record. when the
<nrdinsls ldrspped but one game, ths'
~ Michigan. The lone defeat, how
4 ckso1. wsas just the one tilt George wal
soof anxious to win. He dormerly
{ ln1Gsd u Michigsn. YOU know he'i
800 ~ even matters during the con
/ f6k eeuspai6n.