The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-14
Great Track Meet Set
 For Sunday In Borough

The Connecticut A. A. c. meet scheduled for Naugatuck Sunday afternoon promises to be a battle between the New Haven Harriers and the Twentieth Century club of Waterbury.
 The Harriers have long ruled the state in track affairs and this sea- son are again in the field with a great array of sprinters, distance men, Jumpers, shot putters and all the specialists that go to make up a well balanced track team. The Harriers have assembled their team from all over the state, with track stars from Yale, Princeton, De- PauW university, as well as the pick Of the schoolboy stars from New Haven, New Britain, West Haven and elsewhere. Fred Futile, for mer coach of Hillhouse high is coaching the team of some 40 ath- leteS. Outstanding among them are four colored sprinters, the Jones brothers, Jimmie and George, John Fletcher and Cannady. For the past several seasons this group has carried off most of the prizes in the clashes throughout the state and VIII De tough combination Sunday, not only in the sprints, but also in the relay and in the broad jump.
 Schoolboy Champs
 In the 400 meters, the Harrjers will start Bob Nichols, Cheshire boy at the present time state inter scholastic quarter mile champion rom Hillhouse, with a mark of 50:6. John Munro, interschoiastic 800 yard indoor champion will also be in this event for New Haven The 300 meters will sec Don Camp bell of Yale, with a mark of 1 l:58 made this spring, as well as Ger son kegeles, present Connecticut A. A. U. half mile champion. New Haven Is equally well fortified in Inc mile In the persons of William Taylor, 4;l9 miller from De Pauw and Alan Waterman, 4:30 miller from Princeton. Albert Bellucci. state champion and record holder In the shot put, the first schoolbov in Connecticut to break 50 feet for the distance, Vernon Nelson, 6 it. In. high jumper are several more stars who will help to make the Harriers as formidable as ever.
 Locals Strong
 Against this array the Waterbury Twentieth Century club have ma terial capable of offering plenty of competition. The team Is Workinp out every night at Hamilton park under the direction of J. F. Roland Crosby high track coach. To meet the Harriers' colored flashes in the sprints, the Waterbury team will show Red Vallone, former Crosby star with mark of 10 flat, "Wally" Pranskaitis, staet interscholastic 22O champion in 1897 and now star sprinter at Seton Hall, Jack Bo- land, sprinter on the Yale track team, John Baron, local YMCA star, who is showing great form in training and possibly Henry Koch, who averaged 25 points per meet this spring for the Connecticut State Freshmen.
 Bill Phelan and Joe Wolff Cros- by sprinters will also start, and both are greatly improved runners over last spring. Charlie Foster. who placed in both the 100 and 220 at the state championships in May has not reported for practice but his presence would be appreci- ated, as would also that of Red Brickel, Dave Brady. Joe Phelan George Kingston. All these were members of the Crosby track team last sEing. and Coach Roland IS anxious to reassemble them, as he wishes to form mile relay team to defend the big cup won last