California State University Chico - Record Yearbook (Chico, CA)

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E HE -f me 1 W ' -as H -it Wi if it E is 1 Wa a is i Q as vs K .. . Uv, A5 -4. . .-: B in Sink' M ' .,. , ., E gs 5 wwe is M .wax E m X EBL TRACK AND FIELD FOR l939' Faced with the loss of many 1938 Cardinal and white trackmen, Coach Roy Bohler was unenthusi- astic about Chico's chances in this year's competi- tion. Despite this handicap, however, the sprink- Z ling of veterans, augmented by new aspirants, did H , A A 1 fairly well and won two dual meets, lost two, took A I. -. second in a three-way conference meet, and showed .gig .- . . E.. -QI -2 it M-3 --,., W- ,- Y A E Nd ,Few ,X W W iv? H i i, he Eg MM B, 4 well in the Far Western Conference Finals, run off Mafgisagaggitf--g,.gg-sy. trays? .f vi at Stockton. :Egg N g , Mainstays of the 1939 outiit were Herman Kos- E tiz, Orrin Hoffman, Harry Vonasek, and Doug ft . ei Q Whited. Only Whited was new to Chico State ' . ff-f,.i'f,1u HZ z tc this year. S. F. STATE 86, CHICO 45 In the first track and Held meet of the year, the Chico team came upon some of its toughest compe- tition. Herman Kostiz, Doug Whited, Orrin Hoff- man, and Bob Reams were the Chico stars. Whited came through with first places in the 440-yard dash and the 220-yard low hurdles. His times were :5l.7 and 2252. Kostiz ran a beautiful 880 in 2:02.2 to edge out Crane and Shepard of San Francisco. He also was second in the mile behind Fred Kline of the Caters. . ROY BOHLER Wildcat Track Coach CALIFORNIA AGGIES 75112, CHICO 55M With no exceptional times or distances from either team, the Chico State thin- clads were outpointed 20 marks by the Cal. Aggie Mustangs. Newell Witter, TWO Shots of the track muy preceding newcomer to the Chico squad, showed possibilities in this meet with a third place the S. F. State meet. 'Coach Bohler gives pep talk at left. i. ,mg-M...-:gf .vf' - re'r l' rw-' f-la '-ev l G J E E A Q ss E iw

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