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133 THE TECH REVIEW 1928 TRACK TEAM
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1928 THE TECH REVIEW . 139 Track Prospects Look Good Our outdoor track season was officially opened a few weeks ago by Coach Robert McMillan. Judging from the array of talent that was present at the first turn- out, prospects for a good season on the cinder path are indeed bright. It will be remembered that last fall Tech boasted of one of the best cross country teams in the athletic history of the school. Both the city and state cham- pionships were captured in impressive fashion by our knights of the path. The indoor team continued where the outdoor aspirants left Off in a recent meet at the Armory. Despite the fact that the team suffered keenly by the absence of Fred Me.Milieu in the three hundred yard run and dashes, it rendered a very creditable account of itself. Captain Mulcahey, Allen, and Fascitelli excelled. In the initial workout of the season Coach McMillan gave the candidates a short explanation of the essential funda- mentals, and then gave them several short workouts to determine their relative merits. Incidentally every one showed to advantage. Prospects for another suc- cessful season were assured by the pres- ences of Fred McMillen and Fascitelli. The seniors copped the interclass meet with comparative ease. The manner in which the graduates walked away with the race looms favorably for their chances as representatives of the best track talent in Tech. Mulcahey, our captain, can be depended upon to show fine form in the 880 yard and mile run. The varsity team defeated Woonsocket in its first meet 78-48. Fascitelli won the 100 yard dash in the fast time of ten and four-fifth seconds. Carlson and Mul- cahey were double. On the following Saturday, the boys attended the Brown Conference Relays and captured second place, establishing a new record in the half mile. The half mile team consisted of Fascitelli, Kliener, Johnson, and McMillen. Hopes are held out for success of our team in the meet to be held at Kingston in the near future, the men mentioned above are expected to bring the laurels of the meet to Tech. O Exchanges We are grateful for the following ex- changes received during the preparation of this' issue of the Tech Review. 'The Beacon—R. I. State College. 'The Delphian—Moses Brown. 'Phe Observer—Central Falls High. Pbe Broadcaster—Woonsocket High. 'Pbe Sepiad—Women’s College of Brown University. 'Pbe Alumbic—Providence College. Tech News—Worcester Tech. 'Pbe Gleaner—Pawtucket, R. I. 'Pbe Northeastern News—Northeastern University. 'Pbe Booster—Bryant Stratton Col- kgv. Emerson College News—Emerson Col- lege. The Lincoln Green—Lincoln School. 'Pbe Tekton—Wentworth Institute. The Arsinal Cannon—Arsenal Tech Schools. The Tech Owl—Westington Tech. 'Phe Ridge Register—Cambridge. The Patriot—Hempstead, N. Y. 'Pbe Mirror—Waltham, Mass. 'Phe Red and Black—Rogers High School. Alpha—New Bedford High. The Irondale Static—Irondale High. 'Pbe Journal—Worcester Polytechnic Institute. The Salemica—New Salem Academy. The Holderness Dial — Holderness School.
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