Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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SYLLABUS 1923 I . ' T jj Season of 1921-22 This season's track team by notable work has attracted the attention of many sport writers of Greater Boston. Under the tutelage of Coach Hedlund the team has shown some wonderful results. The indoor season started off by participating in the Y.M.C.A. meet on December 10. Captain Woodward got a second in the 50-yard dash and a third in the 300. As this was the first meet, Coach Hedlund was given an opportunity to size up his men to advantage and get them ready for the B.A.A. meet. Here B.U. was pitted against Tufts in the relay race, and Matliewsoii, Limric, Akin and Woodward tore around the track, finishing 40 yards ahead of their rivals. Mer- riam, a transferee from Dartmouth, showed his heels to his opponents in the mile run, crossing the tape well in advance of the other runners. In the American Legion meet the relay team lost to Williams by a narrow mar- gin, but Akin and Bowen won the 880 and mile runs respectively. Both men ran heady races and passed their men on the last bank. Akin also took third place in the 600 at the N.E.A.A.U. indoor meet on February 25. The indoor season was con- cluded at the K. of C. meet. The relay team-lVIathewson, Tobin, Robertson and Woodward-showed their class by defeating M.A.C. after a thrilling race in which Woodward, running anchor man for B.U., broke the tape only 2 yards ahead of the Aggie runner. ln the 600-yard run Nloody took first, and in the Ray invitation mile Nlerriam placed third, being ahead of Jim Connolly, the well-known mile run- ner. ln the 40-yard dash Woodward was a close second to Loren lVIurchinson, world's indoor sprint champion, in his trial heat. The outdoor season will start the last of April, and much is expected of the team if the winter's record is the criterion of its ability. OUTDOOR SCHEDULE April 29 AM HERST at Amherst May 5 INTERDEPARTMENTALS IO TQUFTS at Meclforcl I3 N. H. STATE at Durham, N. H. 20 INTERco1,LuGiATEs at Worcester Additional meets are being arranged by lVlanager lylacleod, and several more first- class track teams will meet B.U. the latter part of the season. 146

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