Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-05-10 | Page 10 | Olympic Hopes

I CLA J Eg v 4 A i Il I a aI jf I I 4 A 2 5 Joe keep McCluskey-keep keep the name in mind when it comes time for forthe forthe forthe the athletes to parade to the post postin in the Olympic meter stee Joe is a slender young oung Connecticut Connecticut Irishman Irishman-a a f fighting in fact transplanted fact transplanted to Fordham university in New Nc Yorks York's Bronx He is captain of ot the Fordham track team this year In the outdoor intercollegiate two mile race a year ago the Ram Earn leader was shouldered by a rival and spilled in the cinders on oct the first turn The pack raced by Joe got up 50 yards behind and took after alter them The roar of the crowd was in his ears cars when he finally breasted the tape winner in 9 17 8 record time What he might have done without the spill is problematical it is certain he would have been at least five seconds sec see faster McCluskey's comeback methods methods meth meth- were made more noteworthy at the Perm Penn relays just complete ed cd He took a tumble early in the therace therace therace race picked himself up and won the meter steeplechase in not G not far fa from the world record of ot held by Loukola of Finland Lawson Robertson the American Ol Olympic coach d de declared de- de dared after the race It looks like we wc have a chance to beat Finland in the steeplechase at last