The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-09
nine Knockouts Feature Golden Gloves Competition
Michigan Normal Runners
VIII Face Stiff Schedule

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earb OF Michigan Normars track
hordes will be paraded before the
greatest audience in Huron athletic
history this year.
This fact was apparent as Coach
Lloyd W. Odds released the lsil
schedule. Appearances OF Huron
tracksters will extend to Palo Alto,
Cal. in the West: Austin, Texas
I'm the South, and New York City IN
the East
Opening with the annual All-caln-
pus meet Jan. 30 Michigan Nor
mails powerful squad. perhaps the
best small" college aggregation
IN the nation, viii continue IN
training through June IS, date cf
the National Amateur Athletic Ia
ion track and ne championships.
Four dual and three triangular
meets have been carded, ave OF the
encounters being carded on the
home front. The Hurons will also
play host to the Michigan A. A. L..
June IA.
Loyola University of Chicago,
Miami University and Wayne VIII
furnish the opposition in Normal 3
dual tilts. the Tartars facing the
Hurons bith indoor and outdoor.
Loyola, newcomer 10 the sche-
dule. replaces Butler.
Three-way meets have been ar
ranged with Central State and
Fiadlay College Feb. /, Michigan
and Michigan State Feb. % and
Northern State and Central state
May "A. The battle with Michi-
gan and the Spartans will be held
in the new Jenison Field House
al East Lansing while the meet
with Northern State and Central
State will be at Mt. Pleasant
other state meets in which the
Hurons will compete will include
the State Relays Michigan A. A. [.
Relays. State intercollegiate, Dow
Relays and Michigan a. A. L
Normal is intercollegiate and State
a. A. L. champion.
National and sectional meets on
the schedule are Illinois Re avs,
National A. a. L indoor and out
door, Central Collegiate indoor and
outdoor, Armour Relays, Butler Re-
lays. Chicago Relays, Kansas Re-
lays. Texas Relays, Penn Relays
and National Collegiate.
Although outstanding Huron
trackmen have previously entered
the Chicago and Kansas Relays,
they have never before appeaed IN
The Texas meet, which annually
uslers in the country's outdoor
ira season. Olds has also ndi-
Gated that certain men may be sent
20 other New York indoor meets.
Waterman Gymnasium. Ann Ar
Dor, will again be the site OF all
home indoor contests.
Preparations for the season have
already begun with the entire HUI
ron varsity working out daily in
Br.ggs Field House. Leading the
parade OF stars who will see most
OF the action this winter and spring
are Capt Tommy Quinn. Whitley
Had and Harold stem.
Keeping his fingers crossed for
at least another month. ODDS is NOT
yet sure Of his team personnel
Potential pointwinners will not
be available If inelEibility takes
its usual toll or if asst years lum- |
inaries such as Sterling Paris and |
Dave Conway fail to return TO |
school.
The schedule
Jan 29--AlLcampus al Ann Ar. |
Dor
Feb. Central State and Find. .
la College At Ann ATbor.
Feb. S--Loyola University at Anu
Arbor.
Feb. l5-lllinois Relays at Ur-
bana, H.
Feb is-Wsyne University at
Ann Arbor
FEB National A. A. L. at
New York.
Feb. Michigan and Michigan
State at East Lansing
Feb. estate Relays at East
Lansing.
March s-Cen,ral Collegiate at
South Bend Ind.
March 15-Armour Relays at
Chicago, Butler Relays at Indiana.
polls.
March 49, Michigan A. A. [. Re. |
laws az Ann Arbor
March 22-Chicago Relays at !
Chicago.
April 25-2s-Penn Relays at Phi. F..
ladelphia.