The track team has never entered upon a season with brighter
prospects. The relay races will be held at Philadelphia, April
30, and State has been entered with Cornell, Columbia, Lafayette,
and Lehigh. Heretofore our men have run in classes too slow to
warrant hard training, and the general management were notified
that unless we were placed in a swifter class we would not enter.
Three prizes will be given, and the winning of the race is only a
matter of work. The team will probably be picked from the fol
lowing seven men: Kaiser, Espenshade, Fulton, Norman, Knox,
Mechesney and Gill. Capt. Kaiser says that no one is sure of his
place, and that means harder training for individuals.
The intercollegiate athletic meet will be held in Pittsburg, May
2i, and if State's team keeps tip its present good work only the
support and encouragement
. of the student body is necessary to
insure our success.
The eighth annual mid-winter meeting of the State College
Athletic Association was held in the Armory March 12. There
were less than the usual number of spectators present, not neces
sarily indicating lack of interest, but rather a lack of patience to
sit or stand through this necessarily long performance.
Below is a list of events:
30-yds. dash
30-yds. high hurdle
440-yds. dash
Half-mile run
ot A 01
J. K. Fulton, Jr., 'or .
G. M. Norman, 'oo.
A. C. Pollock, 'oo.
W. A. Maxwell, 'O2 .
G. M. Norman, 00.
H. A. Robbins, 'qr.
P. A. Kaiser, '9B . •
T. McA Knox, 'O2.
J. K. Fulton, Jr,, 'ox. ,
P. A. Kaiser, '9B .
E. B. Bspenshade, '9B
H. C. Glenwright, 'o•
. 4* secs.
. 44 secs.
i nun., 4 secs.
2 min., 44 secs.