The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-10
Max Lenover
Carries Off
Meet Honors
Scores Triumph on
Piece of Strategy;
Conference Champ


Michigan Normal's track team
added its second dual meet victory
Of the current indoor season Satur-
day by whipping Loyola University
OF Chicago, So to rs. at Waterman
Gymnasium.
A red.haired Loyola thinclad,
slight Max Lenover, carried OF all
the individual honors OF the meet,
however, as he won mile run. Len
over is former British Empire
Games and present Central Collie
giate Conference champion in that
event.
The Chicagoan e scored his tri.
umph on a time-worn piece OF
strategy. He permitted Quinn to
set the pace through most OF the
race and then galloped past the
Huron captain in the final 800
yards to win easily.
Lenover held a l5.yard margin
over Quinn at the finish line.
He was clicked in 4 minutes 22.5
seconds. a time which corresponds
TO a 4:16 mile outdoors.
Eddie Rosenzweig. Walt Simp-
SOL and the inimitable Whitley
Had provided the remaining high.
lights in the meet. RosenZweig
contributed the only record. break.
ing performance as he heaved the
shot "A feet 8 inches.
That toss was just one-half inch
better than the Huron indoor
without spikes record which
Dean Rockwell established six
years ago.
Had. whose appearances IN
both hurdles and the 50.yard dash
netted him 10 points, equaled the
65.yard low hurdles mark OF rs
seconds which he made in the All.
Campus championships three weeks
ago. Had also won the 65-yard
highs although he knocked over
one OF the barriers and nearly
tripped over another. He was sec
ond in the short sprint.
Simpson spran5 a f~rst.rate sur
prise by winning the high jump
at 6 feet 8 inches. His best
height a week ago was a full six
inches less.
Other Huron victors were Ted
Webb in the pole vault, George
Cole in the 440, Bob Lee in the two
mile and Quinn in the half.
Quinn came back after his tilt
with Lenover to run a Sensational
half-m'le in 2:01.2. He led from
the start to triumph over Joe
Brzezinski by a stable distance.
Cole edged out Ronnie Clark at
the tape in the quarter.
The summary:
Pole vault-Won by Webb (N):
Grafton (N), second: Subluskey
Cd. third. Height-11 feet 9 in
ches.
Shot put-Won by Rosenzweig
(N); Kosley (N). second: Jimmy
CD, third. Distance-44 feet 8
inches. (New Michigan Normal In
door record. Old record OF "A
feet 21a inches set by Dean Rock
well in 1885.
Mile run-Won by Lenover CD:
Quinn (N), second: Temper (N),
tn I'd. Time-4:22.5.
50-yard dash-Won by Walker
(L); Clark M, second: Dougher.
~ (L), third. Time :05.e.
44o'yard dash Won by Cole
(N); Clark (N), second: Meunes
IL. third. Time :54.4.
= 65'yard high hurdles-Won by
Had (N); Sommerheld (N), sec.
ond Lancaster (L), third. Time
:0s.2.
Two-mile run-Won by Lee (N):
Johnson CN), second; Essig CL),
third. Time--10:04.0.
sso-yard run-Won BY Quinn
(N); Brzezinski IN. second; Lay.
don (L). third. Time-2:O1.2.
65'yard low hurdies-Won by
Had (N); Sommerneld (N). sec
ond: Lancaster (L). third. Time
1918. equals Michigan Normal
indoor record set by Had three
weeks ago.
High jump-won by Simpson
CN); KEY IL, second; Clark
(N), third. Heights feet 3 in
ches.
Eight.lap relay-Won by Loyols
(Mennes, Dougherty. Walker and
Lenover): MICHIGAN Normal, sec.
ond. Time-2:45.O.