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Show BIG ATHLETIC MEETING TODAY High Schools to Clash at 'Varsity Campus. Strong Teams Coming From Ogden and Park City. Will Make tho Athletes of Local High Schools Do Their Best to Win. Books and studies of all kinds are forgotten, for-gotten, for today at least, by the students stu-dents of tho high schools of this city. Ogden and Park City and the only subjects sub-jects on tho minds of tho studious inhabitants in-habitants of the echoolt oom is tho State nigh school track meet, which will take pltce on the University of Utah campus today between their crack teams who have spent so many hours of hard preparation prepa-ration for the event. It Is easy to say that there will be a record-breaking crowd at the meet, evidence evi-dence i?intr the heavy sale of tickets that Is reported at all of tho schools The meet will also be a record breaker In the line of bitterness, for the teams aro not only In their best condition, hut very evenly matched In every way The trains from tho two cities will arrive ar-rive this morning and the students will be received b a largo bunch of locale and shown around town until afternoon. Air Callahan, who has had the West Side bunch In charge, let them off with a slight warming-up practice last night, saving th'-y were all light so far as con-d'tlon con-d'tlon goes, but he was afraid of other things so Instructed them to go to bed early and be ond all things not to lay awake and think over their events Ogden claims that she will bring a Stronger and better trained team than ev.-r before and that the boys and school ln general are r-oming down to see what they think will be their first and greatest great-est victory The East Side and Park City BCtlOOlS do not expect to win out In the meet, but ;ip determined to at least, win some of the medals that will be given by the l"nl-verslt l"nl-verslt of Utah to the first man ln every e ent. The line-up of tho teams as it was oomph oom-ph ted l ist night is aa follows: West Side High School Two li 1 1 nVl re d and twenty-yard dash, Ji.dson and Richmond; sAi-vnrd run, Harris Har-ris and Crltehlowi 100-yard dash, judson and Stenhouse, 220-yard hurdles, Richmond. Rich-mond. 440-yard dash Roberts and Hall, relay race. Stenhouse, Richardson Jud-Bon Jud-Bon and Richmond; pole v .i Morris and Laublv; shot-put. RlchaflBson; broad Jump Richmond and Thompson, ham-r. ham-r. . r-throw Henneaj and Crltchlow; high Jump. Richmond and Morris. East Side High School. Two hundred and twenty-yard dash, Hammond and Moon. 880-yard run. nines ar.d C'oates; 100-yard dash. Hammond and Monti 220-yard hurdles. Wire; 4-IO-yard dash, Butler and Coates, polo vault. Kid der; BhjOt-nut, Kimbal and Holmes, broad lump, Kidder and Wire; hammer-throw. Mo. ui high Jump, ECldder; relay. Coates. Pickering. Butlor and Hammond. Park City Two hundred and twenty-yard dash. Harrington; 880-yard run, Dorlty and Deason , 100-yard dash, Hosmer and Harrington; Har-rington; 440-yard mn, Dsiginlsh nnd Jennings; Jen-nings; pole vault Hosmer and Deason; hammer-throw, Watson and McDonald; .shot-put Watson and Harrington, broad Jump. Hosmer high Jump, Dorlty and McDonald. Ogden. Shot-put and hammet -throw, Poulter end Oreenwell; high Jump Craig and Tyler; Ty-ler; pole vault, Craig and Calvert; running run-ning broad Jump, Brownell and Craig, 100-yard dash and 220-yard dash. Pavey i.. I i li'.-enw. II . !!-:. .iiv iii' McG Ore and Rolapp BsO-yard run. Eckiee, Btur-phv Btur-phv and Gullliam 820-yard hurdles, Brownell and Calvert relay race, Cal-crt, Cal-crt, Pavey, Green well and Douglas The practice irack meet between the University and the L. D. S. U. scheduled f.,r yesterday afternoon did not take place. The Saints, because of the threat- nlng weather, failed to put in an appearance, appear-ance, but Coach Maddoek and the "U' bthlete8 went through a few exhibition stunts to the delight of tho spectators who gathered to witness the contest Belmont Park Races. Special to Tho Tribune NEW YORK. May 12 Tho entries for the race meet tomorrow afternoon: First race, maidens six furlongs, main course Silent Mate 110 Sailor Boy 110 Hustlor HO Liberty 107 Castorla W Norallght 105 KovenS MB Stroma 101 Sal lola 110 Billy Recho .. 107 Grand Duchess 105 Drone 110 Jonquil 107 Comet ..107 Jackstaff 110 Second rni-c. selllnc. two-year-olds, five fUr-longo. fUr-longo. straight Leonard Joe Crossways 91 H.ivman .. ... 10J Speedway i Incorrigible Mlntla 94 just . . 104 Superior Boy . 91 Calabogue lphlllls A lo Hnrl Knri 96 Mlrs Point 101 Third race Tho Fashion, four and a half furlongs Cousin Eva. 114 Jessamine . .. 114 pj thla . 114 Merry Go Round ...114 St. Ursula 114 Comodlunne .. .114 Tlptoo 114 Pamela .. . 114 Andrla 114Chervv.il ..... .,,.114 Bollo of Bequest .. 114 Fourth race, tho Withers. mile, main course Blandy HesTalna 126 l alrngorm , 129 Wild Mint 124 Sparkling Ptnr . ,124 SySOJaby 12B Hot Shot 12 Elfth race. Whitney Memorial steeplechase about two and one-half miles Imperialist ... . .lUMaokey Dwyer ...156 Arum ist.Oamaeock 14s Flvlng Buttress .195 Dromedary 163 Good and Plenty. . '" Hubo 163 Collgny ,! Ivan 163 Sixth race. hanoic;i.i. mile and three-slx-trenlhs Grazlollo 121 Flinders log Ostrich IK Ken .104 Bight Roval 113 Bouvler .100 Maslerman 112 Priority . . ..,.98 Whorlei U Weather clear, track drying |
