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FLASHES Oi 1938 Haywood Sanford. A gridiron giant who has proved decidedly helpful to the track squad as a shot putter. In five meets Sandy never finished lower than second. His record of scoring 19 points his first varsity season speaks well of his ability. Wayne Downey. Another outstanding sophomore star, he doubled in the pole vault and broad jump events. He was an excellent per- former in both, winning both events in the Tu- lane meet. He placed third in pole vault at the Conference meet. Shorty Snfed. Hampered by a late start due to his basketball activities, Alabama ' s lanky pivot man proved to be one of the Tide ' s most dependable point gainers. Doubling in the shot put and discus throw. Shorty produced a total of 34 ' 1 points. Hal Standley. Hal holds the distinc- tion of being the only ' Bama man to win a first place in the Conference meet. His javelin toss of 193 feet, 6 ' : inches was tops for the diy. H.- also placed first in all five of Alabama ' s dual meets. Bob Ramond. One of the outstanding half- milers of the Southeastern Conference, Blacky scored four firsts and one second place in the fiv meets in which he competed. In compiling this record, Ramond totaled 25 ' points for his final season of competition. Francis Kitchens. Following his brother Glynn, Francis shows promise of developing into one of Alabama ' s best two-milers. In his first varsity year, he came home first three times, and placed second in his other two efforts. He also scored a third in the Conference meet. Elliott Broughton. He was the other half of ' Bama ' s sprint team of Beard and Broughton. This speedy dash-man placed in three of Alabama ' s five meets. Broughton com- pleted his track career at Alabama by collecting 12 points in the five dual meets. Buddy ' Beard. Turning from the g-idiron to the cinder track, ' Bama ' s diminutive halfback continued to display his dazzling speed. Run- ning the hundred yard dash in Alabama ' s five dual meets, he garnered three first places and one second, amassing 18 points for the season. Radcliff Maumenee. Maunienee par- ticipated in both high and low hurdles for the Crimson harriers. He was only able to partici- pate in the home meets, and did not garner suf- ficient points for a letter. Jimmy Dean. Dean was number one man on the relay team. Dean also participated m the hundred yard dash. He led the relay team in their only victory of the season against the Mississippi State harriers. Charlie Holm. A gridiron star who shines equally as bright as a track man. Forsaking his duties as Alabama ' s plunging fullback. Holm, in tallying 41 points, lead all his teammates in the scoring department. Charlie competed in both the high and broad jump. Jean Henri Goldenberg. Engaging in both the one and two mile events, Goldenberg hung up an enviable record during the 1937 sea- son. With two more years of competition, he should develop into one of Alabama ' s best dis- tance runners. He scored 28 paints during the campaign. W. R. ToNGE. A pole vaulter who scored 13 points for the Tide cause during the 1937 season, and who placed first in the Ole Miss and Mississippi State meets. He finished second to his teammate Downey in the Tech encounter, and he has another ye.ir of varsity service ahead. ! i-
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HL Front Row: Fletcher, Tipton, Cochrane. Roberts, Monsky. Kilgrow, Ryba. Beriient, Hodges, Hocart. Jaffe. Second Row: Hufhes, Holm. Beard, Zivich. Moseley, Harkins. Bostick. Klackwell, Ford, Bradford, Estes. Third Row: Cox. Kirkland, Coach Thrmas, Fowler, Warren. Sanford. Cojdenbersr, Tonge, Woods, Merrill. Hack Row; Coach Bryant, Coach Campbell, Coach Drew, Sho.mak.-r. Jim Ryba President James Tipton Viee-Prendent Bob Gibbons Secretary Henry Cochrane -. Treasurer Harris Gordon William Tonge Carv Cox Irving Jaffee Jean Goldenbcrg George Zivich Nat Marx Paul Estes Victor Bradford Maurice Fletcher Bill Peters Herchel Moseley Walt Bogart Lew Bostick Joe Kilgrow Ralph Ford Erwin Warren Bobby Woods Ernest Fite ■! Walter Merrill Jess Foshee John J. Teague Buddv Beard Grover Harkins Hugh Kirkland Charlie Holm Gene Blackwell Hugh Bedient Halbert Hughes Heywood Sanford Ed Gibbons Perron Shoemaker Billy Slcmons Francis Kitchens Johnny Roberts Hal Standley Jake Redden Lcroy Monsky Art Fowler Alvin Davis Wayne Downey Bartley Hodges Clayton Zesiger Heinie Laurie Charles Anderson Page Tno Hundred Forty
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