University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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TRACK KARL SHULL When a coach has a man like Shull in his distance events, he doesn ' t worry much about what the opponents have to offer. He doesn ' t have to — men like Karl are consistent winners that any university may be proud of. ALLAN BALLINGER Al completes four years of stellar tracking this year. It is com- puted that he will have reeled off about 3000 miles in practice periods and track meets at the university by the end of the 1930 season. S ' long Al, and raise a son to be a T. U. track star! HAROLD DUNN Dunn just couldn ' t help doing things in a big wav. He was born that way! And what he hasn ' t taught our rivals about the art of tossing the shotput, javelin, and discus is but very little. Harold leaves us this June, and the whole school is sorry. HARLAN DIEHR Diehr is one of the sweetest little flyers that ever wore spikes for Toledo U. The way he runs the 100 and 220 yard dashes, and skims over the low hurdles is a tonic for any track mentor. And Connelly appreciates the youngster. ROBERT ELWELL Bob is companionate runner to Diehr. He specialized in the quarter mile trick this spring much to Dave Connelly ' s relief. Dogged deter- mination to breast the tape first is an inborn trait in every real runner. Bob has it. DONALD WILLEY When Willey came to our school, we all sat up and cheered. You see, the boy was a star on the cinders last year at Libbey, and placed well in the National track meet at Chicago. He lived up to expecta- tions and was a whiz in the 880 trek. WILLIAM FETTERS Balanced form, strong muscles, powerful legs. Rhythmic stride as smooth as honey. Speed of a frightened deer. Bill has those qualities; that ' s why he ' s one of the best high hurdlers in the N. W. O. loop. -{96}-

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CHARLES MASTERS With the experience of cross-country behind him, Chuck was in capital condition to show the opposition the soles of his shoes in the two-mile run. Masters has one of the most even strides ever seen in a trackster at T. U. EDWARD KUTZ Eddie is the cheerful little rascal that kept the squad in good humor. Ed has finished his third year on the cinders. He ran the 880 last season, but adopted the dashes and low hurdles event this spring. ADNA SNYDER Ad is a freshman who decided to make a name for himself in the heel-and-toe sport. The mile and two mile runs are meat pie for him much to the distress of the opposition. Snyder should be a big help in cross-country next fall. -{ 97 }-