New Britain herald., 1929-04-25
CERTAIN ATHLETES . MUST BE WATCHED
Interest Centers on College Track
 and Field Performers

New York. April e5 LP-Here are the agile young men to keep an eye on during the eoileec track ard t,cll Whlrl especially during the next iSw days of competition at Drake and Pennsylvania but also for the next month or so Of compotl1ion- and why:
 sprnters Bracey of Rice Institute. Wno has done tn" "luo' n 44 this spring, and George Slmpsoii Of Ohio State, clocllcd on one day Ill a.5 for the "ln0' end 2o.6 for the "220": not to overlook Jack Elder, the Notr" Dame flash; or Charley Bora h. the Southern California vet cran.
 Pole 1aulters-F'rcd sturdy Of Yalc, who knows what if feels lk" to have scaled IA feet; Victor Pick ard of pittspurgh; Henry Canby Of Iowa and Tommy Warne Of North western; also Jack Williams of Southern California and Ward Ed monds Of Stamford. all doing IS 6 or better on occasion.
 Weight men-Iiariow Rothert of stamford, now more consistent tn the shot put, Eric krenz, who IS specializing in record stunts "iH the discuss Dan Beattie of the Col orado Agg;es. good man "i'h either heavy implement. ! Middle dislance runners-Nire T Gist of Chicago and Phil Edwards Of New York university, two brilliant 1 half ,nilers who may have a chance to match strides at the Penn relays. l Hurdlers Steve Anderson Of 1 Mas shington ard Ross Nichols Of Stanford Pacific coast rivals over the i high sticks; John Collier of Brown. eastern ace. all of whom have resn- larly beaten 15 seconds for the 1.o- yard timber chase.
 Simpson's recent performances in tying Paddock's mark for the 1ho and also ounalling the worlds rec ord for the furlong on the same day belongs agonm the star sprint feais Of all time.
 The nearest approach to II. so far as the official records go, was the speed flashed by Paddock himself in the National A. A. L. championships Of 1921, when good time Charly F displaying form he failed 10 exhibit al the Olympics earlier that year won the 100" in a.S and the "22o' in 20.s. These performance. were made in Newark \. J.. and tied Inc worlds records for both distances a' that time.
 Since then Paddock has had hi' famous e.5 seconds for the 100" s' an American record-although ii t not endorsed internationally -an' Roland Lock" has lowered the "220' record to 2o.6.
 Simpson thus surpassed Paddock . feat in both events.
 Bracey. the Texas cyclone. on nns of his best days last year. sped iht in the national collegiate champion, ships at Chicago.
 Eastern rowing enthusiasts arr hopeful that Massachusetts Tech now recognized front-rank fcrc' on the college seas. will join th' defense against the far western in vasion at Poukhkeepsie.
 Ii was not 20 long ago that M. ' r was the catch-as-catch-can fig ure in rowing. The Boston enci neers often hitch hiked their way t' regattas. roved in borrowed shell and called any lunch-counter training taLic.
 Enthusiaen,. rood material and al pble coach in Bill Hajnns. plus som, fna ocial Aid. hss charged all this |. In its upwprd climb. NJ. l. T. ha . trimmed surs stal~arts as Cornell Princeton. Hervsrd and TOW th Navy. first victim of th. 1929 pave rar1np'9n. Tso engineers now hay thnir own .h' II. urment and sys tn-~e
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