Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-04-18 | Page 10 | Downing Utes is Conference Track Problem

DOWNING DOWNING UTES IS I TRACK PROE Decisive Margin Over Ai Ag Shows Redskins Again Agal Are Contenders ly BOB ROB GOODELL Rocky Mountain conference h. h fc tan tans fans have their eyes on the theof of Utah again following tj Ue p y skins' skins Impressive 43 victory Utah Saturday The Utes were doped to we were e not expected to 1 triumph an impressive score b js Expected strength I in the t s BT materialized in m spite of ot the Thea a I of di t Herman Goldstein and andI H H Greenwell since Harold M Jack Bennett ran one o in u the Sv tury tory and The star tl trio oi of ij came through in great style nS nu a clean sweep of all aU nine P In b the real surprise was in tb the hs ha where Johnson Howard a and andI r o Or did likewise High hurdles an i ya yard d run found the Tribe taj g points v The big question now i b th the it U B. B Y U. U dual meet for the CG Cc have a team that appears consign stronger than that of or the An An Greater abil ability ty on the part of th tl- tl the in weight events except the shot in and mile runs and appa in the and sprints will Sy give gi Utes more of ol a run for their ac than they had last Jast Saturday oj all indications go astray CAMPBELLS CAMPBELL'S FEAT One tate state record v went ent by th he li hi Saturday when big ble Everett erett Cuni tossed the shot ahot 45 feet teet a 8 81 2 1 14 belli send lend Bill Coxs Cox's of ot 44 H feet feel S 6 24 bit Into oblivion This giant Agg Improving rapidly rapid In the QI expected to do e even en n better iy 1 time lime the state and conference eT Ut tn roll around Wright 1 of ot course is the talk Wi el of oft state by his unquestioned sprint print ii ity Fans are arc expecting the W wiry from tram Canada to make trouble to toe state and conference e d Sh t yea year S Allen Alien Acomb freshman tursea a pretty performance to win the the run Acomb came through vi sprint on the home stretch to tos i out Grey Lusty and Red Cowan 1 three had paraded far in front el ell cit field throughout the four laps SHINES Knewell victory la S I high jump brought joy to the hi of ol Utah supporters Hardly pt to be a match for tor Carl former Cormer Davis high freshman skirt the bar at t 6 feet 1 I 2 11 2 1 inches i ci his Aggie rival riva had faltered Glen Ag Aggie ic distance 11 a looked good In the two mile alto altho the time of ot was nothing to excited about P per had abi abb reserve and if iC he speeds up his hu tt ci stride will be a l la hal event Freddie Har Hartenstein's s 's nifty j in the 4 10 gave ave him a feature tit m mover over Jay Tolman of he all the way until the runners Iou iwi the final turn Lorraine Co Cox made the best b. b jump of at his career when he took event with a leap of ot 22 feet teet 8 S SAnd IB And Captain Billy victories in high and low Jow hurdles hurdle gi Ute supporters ample evidence 6 ability to top the obstacles ta time Ume STRONG RELAY TEAM The state yard relay a aCor for Cor a good lacing this season I Bernard Gordon Jack Ec 5 nett and Wright were only one i II I from the state mark of or 1301 Ij when Goldstein and Gr I Into the relay lineup fans tans anup cm taD s sup up their minds to ta talk about a amark II mark The B. B Y U U. invitation lon meet t. t tt the center of at the track sta e t week and the Utes will be ed cd by strong freshman entries H ard Greenwell and Sam Bennion Ii appear in the sprints John Fetzer Roald Hoganson Knewell ft E RIf forth and Harold Maxfield hi hurdt hUI- Allen Acomb and Leonard r. mile