Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-11 | Page 31 | Tigers Track Stars Should Make Good Marks during 1920

Tiger Track Stars Should Make Good Marks During 1920 Coach Clarence Douglas Has Classy Array of Stars in Harness and Expects to Romp Home With Honors in Annual State Meet i Track and field stars of the ugden ' High school areon their toes and are out to capture the titlo in the spring ' same at tho state lnter.chola.slio i track and field meet. Coach Clarence Douglas has a fast array of men in I harness and expects to take state hon-j , ors. . I With such men as Hutton. O'Kocfo, ' I Leo Richards, Griff en, Williams And J ICerns In harness the Tiger mentor j' ca,n.see iiplhing but a, state title. 'n ' In the sprints Hutton and O'Koefe should stack up with the best bats in ! tho state. During the world war-O'Keefo war-O'Keefo was a star of a service team! land In tho coming meets should be I able to show a world of .class. At the! . recent games, at Salt Lake. Hutton : won third place In the 220 yard event' j and second place in tho century in aj . -ist field of stars. He is expected to i i be one of Ogden's leading stars this spring. Loe Richards, tho old standby of thei ! high school athletic teams. Joint win-! ner of the pole vault with two other stars at the state meet last spring, Is expected to bring home the bacon, j Richards is In better condition than at any lime in his career and expects: I to romp home with points galore. He is a field man, taking part in the! shot, discus, pole vault, broad jump. J and other events. He is also a member i of the Tiger relay team. HI'STAXCE STARS In the dlstanco events Douglas will have two comers in Kerns and Griffon. Grif-fon. Kern won the recent Ogden high school three mile event from a fast field in 17 minutes and 48 second3 and Tiger backers expect the star to romp home a winner in the division and i state meets in tho mile and haff mile runs. Griffon, who finished second In thc school run, is expected to give Kerns a hard battle in both events. Wiley Williams Is expected to bo the surprise of the Tiger loam. Ho Is heaving heav-ing the shot and discus out of the lot according to Coach Douglas and should bo 'one of Ogden's representatives representa-tives in tho state tourney. Frank Pingroo in the high jump is ,1id to ttV a second Clinton Lnrsdn. Pingrpc has been clearing tho bar around the six foot mark and is one of the likely fiold candidates for the team. Paul Veasy Is showing class In tho broad Jump and high jump. Keith Ward. Haslt Schuf flebargor, Bill Cunningham. Hy Goddard and Hall are some of tho lesser lights whp aro out for the team. ' Tho interclass track and field games will bo staged next Friday afternoon. af-ternoon. Tho field events will be staged at the high school while Iho running events will be staged at Los-tor Los-tor Park. Some keen competition is expected. The card will consist of the following events: 100, 220. .44 0, 8S0 yard and mile run, broad Jump, high JJump, shot put, discus throw, polo vault, javelin throw, relay and high and low hurdles. A track captain for tho season will boo named following the meet. Tho seniors are the favorites- to take honors. Tho class baseball scries will open Tuesday when the soihomores clash with the seniors. On Wednesday tho Juniors will vlo with tho freshmen in the second tilt. The winning .teams will play a three game scries for the class title the following week accord-ng accord-ng to Coach Douglas.