Arnold, Stapler and Plank, but the last may hurdle,.instead. In
regards to the 220 yards dash, nothing can as yet be said. The
100 yard dash will be with'Newton and Hornbaker. The former
promises to be a io 1 / 5 man, and the latter also holds' the hurdle
records at State now. From- his appearance this spring, his old
record will again be broken. It is 15V 5 flat, and as the World’s
Intercollegiate record is only 15 8 / e , all sincerely hope that it may
be surpassed. E. PI. Armsby is in good shape and hurdling well.
Saunders is out for the pole vault and high jump, and in him is
one of our very efficient men. The broad jump candidates are
Fawkes, Andrews, Tawney and Whitworth. The last named holds
the record at 22 feet, 4 8 / 8 inches. He will also run the high hurdles.
The weight men are as yet wholly unselected, but, Fawkes is
probable for the shot put, while Wm. Dean is working steadily on
the shot and hammer. The meets scheduled for this year are as
follows:
Dickinson at State, May 7th.
W. and J. at Shenley Park, Pittsburg, May 28th.
The Indians at Carlisle, May 14th.
Lehigh (cancelled ).
Indians at State, commencement.
On Friday morning, April 22d, the Relay Team left for Phil
adelphia. They entered the race, Arnold running first and coming
in third place. Plank ran next, coming in fifth. Oniel, who fol
lowed, being accidentally spiked by a J. PI. U. man at the start,
having his big toe split, and the end taken off the second, was
even then able to hold his position' and make up part of that lost
by his predecessor. J. Kaiser rail last, but as he was so far back
that it would have been impossible to have gained any lost posi
tions simply ran to hold his own. The team ran well considering
that there were two new men and that Oniel had been spiked,
while some of the competing teams have run for three years, and
been running indoor races all winter.
Nevertheless, when the team gets together, with a few weeks