Salt Lake Telegram | 1934-05-03 | Page 15 | Three Cornered Fight Seen in Regional Meet

Three Cornered Fight Seen in Regional Meet I Many Marks Should Fall FallAt FallAt At Stadium Tooele Jordan and Granite Favored to Battle for Regional Honors By TOMMIE TOM PORTERA PORTER A sharp battle between Tooele Jordan Jor Jor- dan and Gr Granite nite looms in the region 2 track and field meet Friday a after ter noon at the University of Utah sta sta- Tooele Is a l slight favorite to win first places in the Y yard dash m mile Ie run yard relay discus and possibly the pole vault Jord Jordan ln bids fair to win the yard ard run run medley relay broad jump and while the Farmers yard hurdles are arc doped to take the century mile relay rela high jump and possibly the javelin May Spring Upset C Cyprus Westminster Murray Davis and Grantsville however will furnish some stiff before the afternoons afternoon's program is completed and theIr point gathering will seriously serIous serious- ly threaten the champion hopes of the favored trio The Parsons who recently rejoined the state association have but six boys on the cinder team Winners of the first three places in each event w will ll qualify for lor the state meet slated for the Ute stadium May 12 Everett Wood ot of Granite Frank Fran k Canning and Dean an Bishop of Jordan Doxford of Cyprus and Glenn of Tooele Too ele cle are arc expected to stage a spirited d battle in the yard rard dash Roy Feath erstone of South won this race in the regional meet last year in but bu t Glenn Doxford and Wood have re rep p equaled his time and ma mado may maydo y do better Friday against good com petition Granites Granite's mile relay team of Kennedy Ken Ken- nedy Price Henroid and Wood i is s highly highl favored to win while Murray Jordan and Tooele should battle for first place in the medley relay The gers look best in the other relay re- re lay laj with Canning Ballard and Dean and Darrell Bishop turning in the excellent time o of in several early season trials La Ia Belle Stands Out Hal La Belle should give Tooele first place in discus having tossed the platter feet 7 inches in a dual meet at the smelter smeller town recently He won thc the event event at the region regi n meet last year with a mark of oC feet 6 inches Atkinson and of oC Davis Crowton of Granite and Dow of Jordan promise to give La Belle some sU stiff C Jake Capps of Davis and Kohl ol of the Parson crew will likely battle for lor the thc yard high hurdles and Kohl is expected to stage a lively race with Gus Black of Jordan and Bean of Murray in the other barrier event