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Custer's cindermen arrive Sims tries the boys to see who will represent Bob and Lee clearing the for practice CHS in the broad iump low u hurdles Track Track season began March 30 with twenty-four boys reporting for practice. Bill Frye, Jim Gibson, Clair Kirk, Bob Martin, and Chuck Palmer were the only returning lettermen. Other anchor men this sea- son were Don Brummett, Tiny Folsom, Lee Hamilton, Norvall Kendall, Gordon Severyn, and Doug Wain- wright. U The Wildcats started the season successfully by capturing first in a dual meet at Hot Springs on April IO, and repeated their performance in both the Heart of the Hills Relays at Hill City on April 22 and the Southern Hills meet at Hot Springs on April 24. On the next day they entered the Black Hills Teachers Relays at Spearfish, and on the 29th they took sixth place in the conference meet at Hot Springs. The regional contest was held in Rapid on May 9 with Custer again capturing sixth and placing three in the state track meet on May I5 and l6. Bob Martin qualified in the high jump, Gordon Severyn in the mile, and Jim Gibson in the l00 and 220 yard dashes. Custer's sprint medley team - Frye, Gibson, Folsom, and Kirk -- lost its chance at a berth in the state meet through disqualification. At state Gibson, a sophomore, placed fifth in the class A 220 yard dash. wg -1 - -s '--'------V Tiny looks anxious as his team- Tin hands off to Clair as the The official corner where en- A tired crew rests before mates take off with a full Wildcats lead in the medley. nouncements are made and further action. h.ck ,hui awards are presented. I6
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