Horace Mann Lincoln High School - Lincolnian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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P?- 'Varsity Track Prospects E ITH seven lettermen returning from the 1929 track squad, Coach - ff Miner W111 have a strong array of material to form a well-balanced team. An unusually large group of fifty-five candi- dates reported for practice when the season opened, and undoubtedly there will be a great amount of new talent discovered before the opening meet. w -tank-.. I . 5 The track events will be contested by the same par- e I ticipants who ran on last year's team, while the field events will be weakened by the loss of several luminaries. it ' Werner and Whitehead will terminate their third year of 'Varsity competition in the sprints. They were finalists in last year's A. A. P. S. meet and are due to ef --- carry the burden in the two-twenty and one hundred ' T yard dashes, respectively, again this season. l p Sanborn will again be depended upon to excel in L . the four-forty yard run. Martin will probably be the 'ii other entrant in that event. Q Parsons in the half mile, Smith,Wohlfarth, and Eber- ? stadt in the mile, will do the distance running. All MN., four of these runners have a tremendous finish which l enables them to overtake their opponents on the final ' 5 lap. l The shot-put will be well fortified by heavyweights 'f VI' of the football team. Blakeslee, Gebhardt, Keeler, and ll Werner should develop into an unbeatable quartet be- l lQ y ll fore the season is over. Q lfl The broad jump, high jump and pole vault are the -itda' 'ia T 1 only events that lack veterans. However, Coach Miller . V qw,- ....f . ...fi .fx 'I . I Y 1 I 5 ' 0 Q n I 5 E 5 'l is developing some of the new material, which includes p l l y ' Luisi and Herman in the broad jump, Kindler and y iii H Hansell in the high jump, and Hunter in the pole vault. 1 i ff 'E 1' il I li l 1 il: ' 'iz Y Il ., V ll 1 SCHEDULE ll 'll l Medal Meet Haqkley ,I H+-ef il Columbia Interscholastics Peekskill M. A. iq fe P 7 1 v Irving Fieldston l Qi l PC1111 Relays Poly Prep ' 13,5 Pelham A.A.P.s. .N lwgiff Hg fn 5 ll Q Q V z ii ill i One hundred rixty 1, l ' LiZT:g..if':7Tl11 ',..gLg2gTLQ,, , F f'ff 'f 'i ':.T'1i:t 1... .L A ': lfIlf'fLTLT.1ff'Ql.'iT'f'T ff ' ' ll ElQ!fiiTl-liifiif if . e gg ifffy to nxggnmvo, on or rj laanpgjg. -ee' ' -'Q e he