Show jv U SLIGHT SLI HT FAVORITE FOR FOR- TRACK TITLE REDSKINS ARE DOPED TO BAG SIXTY POINTS Colorado Should Be Close Second With Y Also Contender Preliminaries of or the R. R M. M C. C track and field meet together with finals In the hammer throw will wUl start at nt o'clock Friday The preliminaries include and md yard rard dashes hl high h and low hurdles shot put discus Javelin and broad jump Saturdays Saturday's events c Jet get under underway way war at 2 o'clock In the U stadium B By BOn BOB GOODELL I Beating Denting Utah the customary Indoor and outdoor sport In the Rocky Mountain Moun Moun- tam lain tain again is the thc problem I that faces a powerful power power- ful arra of track array j t 0 teams In the U stadium sta 4 1 Sr Friday and t 4 Saturday For those selfsame self same Utes headed t by bj a dazzling array ar of sprinters ray j f arc nrc in a fair way J j 0 o f chalking chalkin u p some CO GO points In i the big meet That total s should h 0 u I d be good enough to ant an an- It 0 n t ne nex the honors despIte de- de r spite a R powerful Colorado A Aggie I 1 e g g IL f r i n AG AYr I. I t 1 outfit and a dan- dan Riddell B B. Y U. U a ac- ac These three contenders arc are doped to chalk up approximately 60 points among them while the rest est of the conference headed by Colorado U and Utah fight for or the remaining 80 counters THOSE UTE SPRINTERS If It the Utes Ules do not bs bag about 20 points joints in the two sprints Colorado U Denver and Teacher sprinters will wm willave have ave to be in rare form Harold Wright is a cinch winner in both een tury ury and furlong and Porky Greenwell Greenwell Green Green- well freshman flash demonstrated last ast week that he is only a jump or two wo behind him Herman Goldstein will be in the and if in shape will vill get in the money Jack Bennett Bennetts is s a decided threat for a point or two Grant Hutchinson of B. B Y U. U is a ap p potential t nt l point getter in the sprints I I while Smith of Teachers Powers Pow of Denver and Paine of Colorado U are the he eastern divisions division's big guns No None Noone Noone one ne c can m threaten Wrights Wright's supremacy but ut it will wm be a great battle for the remaining spots The finds Emigh of Boulder and Lyndon Dudley of B. B Y U. U sr tes ites Each has registered seconds in n competition and a great battle Is due to ensue In addition Pete Wilon Wilson Wil Wil- son on of oC the Cougars and Freddie redd e Hart Hart- enstein of Utah cannot be bc shoved aside since both have improved greatly greaty great great- ly y since early season Deholczer of Colorado college is a threat The yard run is a mystery John etzer Fetzer Ute freshman has the best time ime of 1585 but he was defeated in in n the division meet by Brad Jensen jf ot B. B Y U. U Co Cogan an of Colorado college college col- col lege won the eastern clash in 1591 and nd Kreager of C. C U. U is another ace from flom rom that side In addition it is quite likely that Lamar Taylor sen sen- Y freshman may appear in n this event ent instead of the two mile TAYLOR AND HARVEY Taylor is doped to win the mile despite strong competition from Frosty Frosty Frosy Fros- Fros ty y Harvey of Colorado a man Red Cowan of the thc Utes gave Rave Taylor aylor a battle last week and Gray Lusty usty should bag points Shade of Colorado U is expected to finish among the leaders Allen Acomb of Utah will not be far tar in arrears if it he hes is s in top shape Glen of cf Utah who ran an the two mile in 1005 last week finishing strong figures to nose out Willis of Colorado whose best competitive performance is Denny of C. C U U. and Barksdale of Colorado will be among those present resent So will vill the dim diminutive Taylor Tay- Tay lor br or of the Y if he runs in iii this event vent Snyder is a possibility for tor a Cougar point or two Captain Billy of or Utah should hould capture the low hurdles handily han han- dil dily He will have strong I lion ion from a trio of Colorado Morris White and Powell Pete Wilson Wilon Wilson Wil- Wil son on and Burnell Lewis of the Cougars especially the former former have have point aspirations Ivan Dyekman Dyckman Colorado great reat star should win the high hur hur- dIes but not without a great battle from rom Frank Fishburn and of Utah Fishburn has been extremely consistent and should place no lower than han second while has possibilities possibilities possibilities I of a great race of Teachers is strong in the eastern sec see tor tar Birney of C C. C U U. Walt Wait and Dyekman of Colorado and d Blight of Teachers form a great quartet of jave- jave Un In heavers Don Cox of Utah Ag ies is s the western divisions division's chief hope as he won this event last year His marks have not been consistent this season however and Birney is the fAvorite for first place Hack Davies of Utah an and the theY Y trio of Griffiths Garn and Snell arc hopeful of points for or this territory Eastern division hammer hurlers hold lold the center of the stage with Ivan Dyekman's ICO foot specialty specially forecasting forecast forecast- ing ng him as the winner Starbuck and Fries of C C. C. C and Goodwin of ColOrado Colorado Colo Cola rado gies A are outstanding perform perform- ers Vernon Scott of B. B Y Y U U. is the I best cst on this side and should break the into nto the po point nt- nt Jack Johnson Jack Johnson of Utah rapidly improving may do likewise i I Monkey brilliant Utah I freshman looks good for a high jump victory Bones of Utah Lorraine Cox and Fishburn of Utah Noah and Kierns of Colorado A Aggles gies and Olander of Teachers are all aU consistent six-foot six performers The pole Riddell of Colorado Colorado Colo Cola rado favored to win while of the Utah Farmers is second choice Berr Berry of Colorado Mines is an exceptional performer and Walt of Utah should s score corca a point or two C. C A. A C. C HAS WEIGHT ACES Cruikshank of Colorado Aggie should win the discus toss handily He has spun the platter feet Frank and Dyekman two more Colorado A Ac gics gies are good The Beehive states state s best but best but extremely inconsistent thus 1 far are ar are Ernie Shober of B. B Y U. U Campbell of Aggles and of Utah Campbells Campbell's great creat ability with the I shot makes him a sure first Dyckman Dyekman Dyck- Dyck man of C. C A. A C. C is about as os strong a favorite for second as he tosses theiron the theiron theiron I iron ball baIl around 42 feet McMichael and Campbell of the same outfit are exceptionally strong Curly Moore and Vernon Scott of B. B Y U. U are arc possible possible possible pos pos- sible point scorers The broad brond jump finds of C. C U. U doped to win although h Brummett of Wyoming beat him with a mark of 22 feet 9 93 4 4 3 inches in in the eastern division clash Lorraine Cox of Utah is s th the best in this sector and may force the eastern aces to toco 0 o more than 23 feet Millett and Sabin of B. B Y U. U and Drysdale of Utah may break into the charmed circle B. B Y U. U and Colorado U have the best mile relay teams in point of time performances but Utah is a potent contender with Wright in the combination combi combi- nation nation nation-a a plan that is virtually certain to o be followed Any Anyone one of these three teams learns has a good chance of victory Summing up the situation the Redskins Redskins Red Red- skins will score heavily in the sprints mile run both hurdles and high jump should surely b bag g some points in the pole vault broad jump an and mile relay and have fighting chances for a few counters in the javelin hammer hammer ham ham- mer and discus Colorado the second choice outfit will score heavily in iii the weights especially the discus pole vault both hurdles high jump and distance runs with scattering points I In javelin broad jump and possibly the The B. B Y U. U Cougars who have ha hopes of upsetting the leaders rate hl highly in the mile and mile relay and have considerable strength in s sprints low hurdles weights and possibly the two-mile two broad jump and javelin |