Show J i r r l t i a r 1 I I LO L LV V V J I 10 tI 1 j.- j. J i f iii n i TRACK PROSPECTS Utah will have one of the strongest track teams this spring that has ever been collected in the Rocky mountain region While it is not the policy of Utah to blow or toot her own horn yet the prospects prospects prospects pros pros- are so bright and the students so enthusiastic that it is impossible impossible impossible im im- possible to keep quiet The track schedule as now arranged calls for a dual meet with B. B Y IL U. May 2 Colorado at Boulder May l 9 and andl May 11 the State meet Arrangements are being made for a large Rocky mountain intercollegiate meet or a dual contest with Stanford or Berkeley in Salt Lake The largest and by far the greatest gathering of athletes in the West would be he brought here hereby hereby hereby by the Rocky Mountain meet All of the schools touched on the subject are heartily in accord with the idea and are doing all in their power to have the affair a grand success The undertaking is no small task and means considerable to those who have the matter matter matter mat mat- ter in charge The advantages of such a contest are many-fold many not only to the athletes themselves but to the people and states which they represent To Utah and the University the games mean the most The rewards re can be readily seen by the casual observer and should elicit everyone's patronage and encouragement The east the north south and even the co coast st colleges have large and most successful division games ev every ry spring The Rocky Mountain di- di vision surely has the men who wh have enough n gh fi friends and nd foll followers to support them in this thi move True friends and nd loyal supports j t tare tre are re you vou on J. J |