Highland Park College - Piper Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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the luck Highland should have pushed Grinnell for third place. Drill could have placed at least third in the low hurdles, but could not get into thc finals because of sickness. Tracey should have placed in the shot, but was off form and did not even get in the money. The put that won the meet was less than the distance made by Treacy numbers of times previous. And to cap the misfortune, Woodrow lost a shoe on the third lap of the two-mile race and had lo quit, it being conceded that he would have in all probability won it had not the accident occurred. As il was, Highland took first in the mile, second in the broad jump and third in the discus, making a total of nine points and tying Des Moines College for fourth place. The individual honors for the season go to Woodrow, with forty- one points, Big Andrade second, with twenty-nine, Treacy third, with twenty-tive markers, and Drill fourth, with seventeen to his credit. llandschin, Captain Smith, VVebster, Showalter, Gena, Hide and Ebers were all big factors in winning the meets, as they were all point win- ners. In Little Andrade, Mooers and Hughes, Highland has three prospects for next year that should develop into valuable men. Arthur VVoodrow was honored by his teammates at the close of the season by being elected captain of next yea1 s squad. Woodrow fully deserves the honor, being individual point winner of the season, and also for the reason of his achievement at the Conference meet at Cedar Rapids in lowering the mile record, his time being 11:3-ll. The previous eonference record was -l:37 2-5 and the stale record, 4:35. Scomas Fon SEASON Highland Park-Des Moines Dual, April 2-4th, H. P. 6-I, D. M. C. 63. Highland Park-Simpson Dual, May lst, H. P. 68, Simpson 59. Quadrangular, May 8th, H. P. 27, Coe 7--l, Des Moines 22, Simpson 6. lowa Conference Invitation Meet, May 15th, H. P. 9, Coe 46, Morning- side 31, Grinnell 28, Des Moines Sl, Cornell ti, Simpson 3, Dubuque 3, Penn 0, Parsons 0, State 'l'eachers 0. Puosriqzors Bllltil'l'l' Fon Nisxr YH.-in With the return of every athlete in this ycar's squad next year, and the addition of some new material, the chances for lowa Conference champions next season look exceptionally good, and with Coach Crull back and the present management in control, nothing but optimism can prevail at Highland for next year's track, season.

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