Salt Lake Telegram | 1945-04-05 | Page 15 | Buff Track Outlook Improves with 55 Aspirants Training

Buff Track Outlook Improves With 55 Aspirants Training BOULDER Colo Cob April 5 UP UP- UP Colorado invariably a titan in track and field sports in the Rocky mountain section has 55 athletes in n spikes this spring Six won letters last Jast year and seven others were on the squad Only 14 of the are civilians civilians civil- civil ians ans the rest including all the lettermen are navy students Coach Frank Potts who also pilots Buffalo football teams but butis butis butis is in his greatest glory when coaching the track squad says what is n needed eded most now is some milder weather for accurate time trials The men C-men are Chuck Pace and Bert Miles in the weights George Morse Don Grosh pole vaulter Bob Jindra hurdler and Dick Morrow dash man Others from the 1 1944 squad include in include in- in clude elude Al Hughes and John Hussa pole vaulter Dan Winter discus Ken Knievel and Keith Erickson hurdlers Rowland Brown and Hanvey Harvey Harvey Har Han vey Platts distance racers Pace Miles Jindra Morrow Knievel and Winter were on Colorado's Colorados Colorados Colorado's Colo Cola rados rado's championship football squad last fall Two of the most promising newcomers newcomers newcomers new new- comers are Walter Valter a high jumper from Denver and Bill Hobbs a brother of Henry Hobbs former C. C U. U miler The Buffaloes open their season in a triangular meet with Denver and Ft Fl Warren Wyo at Denver April 21