Irving School - Sketch Book Yearbook (Tarrytown, NY)

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4' BOOK A-A A q P , S if 1. s I RQ CAPTAIN FRANCIS MANAGER WIGGINS FOLEY KILBORN Track Prospects Although there are but three of last year's letter-men with us, the prospects are bright for an extremely good season. There are a few of the 1926 squad here who are sure to add to the competition for places. Captain Foley, and the three letter-men, Howey, Corbett, and For- rest, along with several others began training before the spring vaca- tion. At the first call at least twenty men reported to Coach Harman, they all seemed very enthusiastic over this popular sport. A goodly number of the candidates point to the distances as their specialties, however, sprinters are also in vogue. , Captain Foley and Corbett are the nfiainstays in the half-mile, the latter also runs the mile. Other distance men are, Sanchez, Kraft, Ruth, White, and Manager Kilborn. For the quarter-mile run Trow, who was handicapped by sickness last year, and Forrest, also of last year's team, are expected to exhibit strong competition. These two will have to outrun Gerli, and Clark, and probably others. Howey is our undefeated high jumper who will find it hard to out- leap Powell and Eckert. Avignone, Powell, and Eckert will figure in the broad jump. We look to Klein, Avignone, and Eckert to put the shot. Rooke, Murphy, Clark, and Peckham are to be relied upon to carry off the honors in the dashes. A good schedule has been planned and the team will give its best to make 1927 a record track season. . i ,-. pl . ,,. ,lflk if a ,fume . ... an lr Page ninety-seven