miMOMSOPHS
INANNUALTHAGK MEET
lawley, Boylen, Heidenrich Are the
Frosh Stars of Contest. Jun
iors Take Mile Relay.
In the annual Frosh-Soph track
neet pulled off last Saturday, the 15’s
von by a score of 63 to 52. In the
00 and 200-yard sprints, the frosh
ook all of the points, but were un
ible to count in the pole vault.
In the sprints Fenton should be a
raluable man as soon as he develops
orm. Heidenrich showed up well in
he discus and shows possibilities in
he shot-put also. Boylen displayed
:onsiderable class in the 440, but his
ace is the half. Hawley in the 100,
ind Martin in the 220, both look like
omers. There is, however, a dearth
if broad and high jumpers, of shot
mtters and of milers. Stullar is im
iroving every day, though, in the high
ump, and by the time for the inter
lass meet some distance men may
ihow up. At present Grout is the
inly man in the shot who has shown
mything. The events and places fol
ow:
100-yard dash—Hawley first; Hen
Iricks second; Fenton third; all fresh
nen.
Pole Vault—Watson (soph) first;
dcCornack (soph) second; Brooks
'soph) third.
120-yard Hurdles — Williamson
soph) first; Heidenrich (fresh) sec
ind; Grout (soph) third.
High Jump—Stullar (soph) first;
Benson (soph) second; Street (fresh)
md Brooks (soph) tied for third.
Broad Jump—Parsons (fresh) first;
Brooks (soph) second; Watson( fresh)
third.
440-yard Run—Boylen (fresh) first;
Oberteuffer (soph) second; Epperly
(soph) third.
880-yard Run—Boylen (fresh) first;
Miller (soph) second; Peffeley (fresh)
third.
Shot Put—Grout (soph) first; Hei
denrich (fresh) second; Terpening
(soph) third.
220-yard Dash—Hawley first; Mor
ton second; Hill third; all freshmen.
220-yard Hurdles — Williamson,
(soph) first; Finch (fresh) second;
Benson (soph) third.
Javelin Throw—Street (fresh)
first; Parsons (fresh) second; Ste
venson (soph) third.
Discus—Heidenrich (soph) first;
Parsons (fresh) second; McCornack
(soph) third.
The Junior class won the inter-class
relay. Each class entered a team of
four men, and each man ran ran a
mile. The Junior team was composed
of Reynolds, Martzloff, Zimmerman,
and McClure.
* * *
The cast of the play, “Engaged,”
that the Dramatic Club is putting on
for Junior Week End, has not been
definitely decided, but will probably
contain the following names for the
different parts:
Alberta Campbell, Belinda Treherne
Hazel Wightman, Maggie Macfar
lane.
Fay Clark, Minnie Simperson.
Rachel Applegate, Mrs. Masfarlane.
Mildred Waite, Parker.
Ralph Moores, Belvawney.
Alfred Skie, Symperson.
Chester Moores, Cheviot Hill,
i Raphael Geisler, Angus Macalister.
Roland Kennedy, Major McGilli
cuddy.
Bob Kellogg and Buford Johns,
Wedding Guests.
The play itself is a keen farce, be
ing a burlesque on the Scotch mar
riage laws.
Corvallis to Play Occidental.
Coach Dolan’s prospective football
champions at the Oregon Agricultural
College, will again travel south to
meet the Occidental College eleven
next fall in an attempt to capture all
coast honors in the pigskin game.
The game has been definitely set for
Thanksgiving day, and with the 0. A.
C. faculty approving the trip, the
southern contest is practically as
sured.
Occidental is one of the few col
leges in California that is still adher
ing to to the American style of foot
ball, and in order to keep up interest
in the game, an attempt is made to
bring in outside teams each year.
The southern institution has for sev
eral years attempted to arrange
games with the University of Oregon
eleven, but because of conflicts or
faculty objection, it has always been
impossible to play.
Miss Katherine Vernon, of the Ore
gon Agricultural College, was visit
ing relatives and friends in Eugene on
Easter Sunday.
The Vanderbilt faculty has refused
to allow the freshmen of that insti
tution to wear green caps as a color
distinction. In this case the faculty
turned down a measure which the
entire student body, from seniors
down to freshmen, has indorsed.
All men who have represented
Purdue University in athletics for
two years will be given a gold medal
upon graduation.
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