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Show Squires Bagley Kavanaugh Kavanaugh Half Miler . .i Ij !!! Van Cott Miler What was expected to be a real test of the Utes, proved only to pan out according to expectations, and the Farmers were administered a 78 to 58 drubbing. Utah annexed nine out of sixteen firsts, and in the weight events the Aggies only managed to corral one lone point; thanks to the good work of Captain Cox and his understudies. Pratt was high point man with a total of 12^4 points. Besides easily winning the 220 yard dash, he was second best to Captain Tony Lunt of the Aggies in the jump events. Burton of Utah and Worthington of the northerners each scored 11^ counters. All the Utah veterans came through in great style; witness the work of Pembroke in the 440, Bagley in the pole vault, Folca in the relay event, and Pilling in the javelin. Also Burke was so hard pressed by young Squires in the mile that he established a mark of 4:30 4-5, shattering the conference mark in this event. At this juncture in the schedule, Ike Armstrong and Captain Bill Cox journeyed to Des Moines, Iowa where the much heralded Drake relays are annually held. Cox acquitted himself quite well in the discus, managing to win a medal for fourth place against a field of nationally known Olympic stars; in fact, he was only topped by three of the best men in international competition. At the same time, Utah's brilliant mile relay team, and Doral Pilling, javelin hurler, toured to Colorado to take part in newly inaugurated Colorado relays at Boulder. The Utah men were the stars of the meet, for they only entered three events, but in each event they broke existing conference records; and tied for third with 10 points in the team, points. Once more assembling the conquest of the Cougars was begun; and the squad continued its great work by completely routing the southern lads, 95 to 39. If the Provoites had possessed more boys of the caliber of Owen Rowe, the results might have been reversed, but as it was the well-balanced outfit representing the state institution proved too much for the Cougars. Rowe was the high point scorer of the meet with a total of 15 points; taking firsts in the 100 yard dash, the 220 yard hurdles, and the broad jump. The work of Catrow and Hgan of the Crimson is to be commended, while the rest of the Crimson tracksters are to be congratulated for continuing their good performances. It is in this complimentary spirit that we leave them, hoping that the final outcome will bring at least one championship to the school for the year. Catrow Hurdles Hart Miler m 7L o u n d Up 71 u mb e r |