THE TATLER 1932

Varsity Statistics

Scores Of 193 1 Season

THE SEASON'S SCHEDULE

TRIANGULARThree Rivers. Coldwater

DuALBattle Creek ..

DuALLaGrange

DUALLaGrange at Three Rivers ;it Howe at Howe . . at Howe at Howe

The Varsity Track 'Team was made up large ly of new men. Coach Snow had eight men back from l ast yea r 's squad; Katz, who was e l ected captain, and T-lawkins, both letterme n , and l\1olt, white, Shepard, Standley, and Eisele. Among the 11 ew men, Coach Snow had two vau lt ers w ith amb ition s Lo vau lt to the skies. They were Kuhlman and Fleck. Pifer, who had experience in track, was a good hurdler. vVolcott, with hi s speed, was able to run the hurdles well, making compet ition hot for Pifer. Cutler a lso showed up well in this event. K.atz, vVhite, and Oettinger, a ll fteet dashmen of last year's sq uad, and Fleck were out' to caplu re the 50, 100, and 220 yard dashes. For the distance runs, Coach Snow had Losey, Molt, Stand l ey, Pifer, and E isele. Losey was very consistent in his work for the mile and as he was onlr a Freshman, greater things will be expected of him in hi s next three years. Cavan was a lso out for distance work. Shepard and Cavan put the shot. The javelin and discus events were e limin ated from the State of f ndiana's Track Events sorne years ago and as l\11 ichigan e limin ated them this rear, they were not used by the Howe Team. The high jump event was taken care of by Havvkins who won his l etter in that l ast year and \vho came within an inch of Lhe record in jumpin g 5' 6 11 • He showed excellent form in the "\tVestern Ro ll " manner of jun1ping. r le was also out for the pole vault. \\'olcott, vVhite, and Oetting ' r were excellent in thci r long hops in the running broad Jllmp event.

Revjew Of 1931 Seaso

The first meet in last year's sc hedule was with Goshen. 1 he Cadets were overwhelmingly defeated 81 to 23. !lorgan and Katz were the on l y Howe men to take firsts. Morgan, running the half mile, tied the Goshen record when he covered the distance in 2:08, and Katz breasted the tape ahead of the field in the 220 yard dash. Battle Creek was guest to Howe for the l atter's second meet and were v ictorious 69 to +8. Lewis Kirby, captain of the squad, broke the school record in the mile run, making it in 4:5-±.3. Schlicht, C., gathered thirteen points to be high point man for the Cadets. For the third and f1nal meet of the year, Co ld water beat the Cadets 78 lo-±-!-. Green of Co ld water was the indi, , idual star of the meet, scoring seventeen points in four events and bettering our school record b> · feet in thrm-ving the javelin Ji.9' 6".