The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-12
Schwarzkopf and
Lenover Will be
in Same Contest
DR.. Lloyd W. olds Will
be Chairman of Meet to
be in Ann Arbor

Campbell Kane. Western Confer
ence champion, and Tommy Quinn,
Central Collegiate Conference title.
holder, will compete in an invita-.
tional mile run in the Michigan
Amateur Athletic Union Relays at
Yost Field House next week.
Besides Kane and Quinn, Ralph
Schwarzkopt former University Of
Michigan two-mile ace, and Max
Lenover. Of Loyola. will also en-.
ter the run. Or. Lloyd w. Odds,
chairman OF the meet, announced
Tuesday.
Kane. a University OF Indiana
star. was clicked in AGO at the
Big Ten indoor championships last
Saturday. Quinn won the mile at
South Bend, Ind, on the same day
in 4:16.5, The Huron ace, met
dentally. whipped Lenoyer In an
neXing the title.
Olds also said that Allan To-
mich, National A. A. L. champion
from Detroit, would be back to de-
fend his high and low hurdles
laurels. Whitley Had will run
against Tolmich provided that his
foot injury is fully healed.
Joe Mstyunas, brilliant Huron
freshman. will make his first ap-
pearance in state competition n
the 50-yard dash. Also entered In
the event are Gerrit Stukkie. Of
Western State. State Intercollegi-
ate champion; AL Piel and Al Tho
mas, of Michigan: Tommy Adams,
of Wayne; and Bob Mccarthy. OF
Michigan State.
The Michigan Normal mile relay
team will be matched with Michi-
gan State and Western State. while
the Huron Club quartet will com
pete against Western State Frosh,
St. Antoine Y. NJ. c. A., Western
Y. VI. c. A. and Tartar Club
Michigan and Notre Dame mile
teams will run in the feature re-
lay.
The simple statement that Ray
Peterson, Michigan Normal's top
high jumper, set an unofficial col
lego record in his event Tuesday
means little unless an explanatory
note that Peterson performed his
feat in his first workout in nearly
a month Is added.
Peterson. who established the o.
fetal Huron standard OF feet Az
inches in January, scared a half
inch higher, All Michigan Normal
records must be set in scheduled
competition.
The former Detroit high school
champion gave up high jumping
early in February in order to con.
centrate on his scholastic assign.
ments. He reached his lofty height
Tuesday through use of the now
wdely-adopted straddle form. IL
though he has always relied on the
western roll previously.
Peterson's lump confirms an opin'
ion long held by Coach Lloyd w
Odds that high Jumpers need little
practice Spring. the chief asset
OF a high jumper. is a natural
quality that cannot be acquired by
long practice" Odds noted Tues.
day
He pointed out that Peterson
was in good physical condition as a
result OF playing basketball on one
Of the Huron intrsmural teams.
CONCERN LESsENlNG
ST. Petersburg, Fla, Mar. PAP
Bill McKechnie's concern over a
shortstop for Cincinnati appeared
TO be lessening as the Reds came
here today to play the Cardinals.
He spiked rumors he's watching
the market for a successor to Billy
Myers because he wasn't quite
satisfied with Eddie Joost and
Bobby Mattick. "Joost is my 1871
shortstop unless the unforeseen
happens" said Deacon VIII. He
and Mattick have done all ex-
peeted."