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Show Springville Track Team Will Defend Title At Snow College Saturday Coach George Pehrson and his Springville Red Devil track team will travel to Snow College for their annual invitational meet Saturrlav Anril 15. The The interests of childhood and youth are the interests of mankind. man-kind. Janes What the best and wisest parent par-ent wants for his own child that must the community want for all its children. John Dewey The training of children is a profession, where we must know now to lose time in order to gain it. Rousseau A deceit or falsehood is never wise. Too much cannot be done towards to-wards guarding and guiding well the germinating and inclining thought of childhood. Mary Baker Eddy The Mississippi river started as a tributary to a large riven in Minnesota 18,000 years ago, according ac-cording to one scientist. Red Devils will be out to make ''it three wins in that many years at the meet. They have walked off with the crown both last year and the year before and should give a good account of themselves in Saturday's contest. Devils Place Second . . . Paced by the outstanding record of Morgan Thomas, Red Devil track captain, the Springville tracksters placed second to Provo in a triangular meet held at Provo last Friday. Thomas, speed ace for the Devils,, led all individual scorers with three firsts for high point honors. He turned in two brilliant races in the 100 and 220. His time of: 9.9 in the century and the furlong in :22.1 was particularly par-ticularly outstanding for this early in the season. He leaped 19 ft. 10 inches to win the broad jump. Springville's 880 yard relay team composed of Art Reid, Burrows, Ted Van Leuvan and Morgan Thomas Tho-mas placed first in the 880 relay. Total points for the three teams in the meet were: Provo 80, Springville 71, Lincoln 41! Summary follows: High hurdles (70 yards) S. Christensen, Lincoln; G. Porter, Springville; D. Goodman, Provo, :8.5. Shotput Billy Bird, Springville; L. Booth, Lincoln; Tangren, Provo; Ivie, Lincoln; Beardall, Springville. Spring-ville. 41 ft. 2 in. Pole vault Richards, Provo; Patten, Provo; Keith, Provo; several sev-eral Springville and Provo men tied for fifth. 10 ft. 2 in. Broad Jump M. Thomas, Springville; B. Sidwell, Provo; Boyce, Lincoln; Hill, Lincoln; Childs, Springville. 19 ft. 10 in. 100 M. Thomas, Springville; B. Sidwell, Provo; T. Van Leuvan, SpringvHle; P. Noble, Provo; Reid, Springville. :9.9. Mile Burke, Provo; Furr, Provo; Diamond, Springville; Beck, Springville; Hall, Springville. 5:02. '4.4'0 Tanner, Provo; Starley, Lincoln; Farr, Lincoln; Bennett, Provo; Booth, Lincoln. :55. 200 low hurdles Goodman, Provo; Christensen, Lincoln; Reid, Springville. :8.6. High jump Lewis Edwards, Lincoln; Gottfredson, Springville; Starley, Lincoln; Childs, Springville' Spring-ville' ; Heath, Provo. 5 ft. 9 in. , 880 Flygare, Provo; S. Adams, Lincoln; R. Jensen, Springville; Gosser, Provo; Larson, Provo. 2:10.9. 220 M. Thomas, Springville; B. Sidwell, Provo; Van Leuvan, Springville; Harris, .Provo; Noble, Provo. :22.1. Discus Booth, Lincoln; Larson, Lar-son, Springville; Weight, Springville; Spring-ville; Richards, Springville; Chapman, Chap-man, Springville. 120 ft. 4 in. Javelin Unable to hold because be-cause of heavy wind. 880 Relay Springville (Reid, Burrows, Van Leuvan, Thomas), Provo. 1:38.4. Medley Relay Provo (Noble, Sidwell, Tanner, Furr), Springville. Spring-ville. 4:13.5. Mile Relay Provo (Burke, Bennett, Christiansen, Goodman) , Springville. 3:53.9. |
