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championship team tomorrow.

Coach Bo Mallard’s 14-man track squad will be the

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ary Roosevelt Looms As Track Boss Defending Champs Picked for Finals

"By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS GARY ROOSEVELT High School is expected to pro-| duce the IHSAA’'s second all-Negro prep state thletic

team to beat in the 49th annual state championships at Tech. Roosevelt's defending cinder kings try on their crown for size with opening of the trials in four events at 10:30 a m Finals start at 1:30 p. m., an hour after opening of the four field

ae on :53. all events, as iy Warne North Lhe hao "TAG 01 ruce, Indianapolis ghortrids 00. h FI. WAYNE angie [Bote “§'0ea Ralon Tong. "south Ren

North Side, only other track aggregation with a 14-man representation, bump the steel-city lads.

both relays.

tions, where the meet can be won Di for either team.

10 men each, ‘have strength in the select field of 218 stalwarts representing 74 schools, |;

regional eliminations.

plonship scales for Gary. Roosevelt can place in both relays.

int-getters — Rird-siace kind Both at least|lam one exception.

sailed 23 feet 5% inches — five

of the two records that may go. | » » . J . SHORTRIDGE'S great competi-

of Hammond since 1833, but be-| 433 spectacled rapid Robert needs help from the weatherman and his best competition—Jim Ely o Evansville Bosse. ‘Ely has done a 1:56.68 this season. Bruce's best was 1:59.7 last week. Ely did 2:00.4 in last week's regionals, under imperfect conditions, a variable that wasn’t constant at all four regional centers last week. . » ”

KOKOMO'S Ken Toye is the Wildcats’ best bet, particularly in the high hurdles, where he equaled the state meet mark of :14.7 this season. Tech's Larry Graham could make a show of it in the half Hille #0 might Joe Sexson in the 0. Bob Ewing and Bill Griswold of|’ Ft. Wayne North are 100 and 880-yard threats, respectively. Columbus’ Ed Yeley, in the 100, and John Howe, in the 440, look blue - ribbon-bound. So does Bloomington's Jerry Kerr, who has the best regional mile of 4:20.2. He's 7 seconds off Jim Lambert's great 4:22.3 mile last - . ”

LA PORTE'S Wayne Glassman, who has a 52-foot-plus shot put effort, and Marion's Bill Harkus, who has done more than 53 feet, are top weight timber. Brelon Donaldson of Michigan City is a pole vault leader and Evansville Lincoln's Lionel Clark,

HURRY! LAST DAY— TOMORROW FOR . . .

Tech has 13 men, most of it infkomo:

both double-point relay combina-|jiday, wr

ck Dr aky. Tech's mile brides Sun batoners are. the Green's lump- | field:

Chad

events and most of them are sure wilkins

sec - (Henderson, ® ond- and haakomo {Kinder, Lott, Chadbourne, Bel-

(Howe,

Broad-jumping Earl Smith, whoigti ay

inches better than the state meet| (Bell mar ld break one Ee ye Golf Notes |

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Tati-Mire Relay — Howue, ary Roosevelt (Jones. Robinson, Pipkin, | 1:34.8—In ianapolls Tech (Sluder, | Lewis, Jones, wis) Morgan, Bowser, Johnston).

who has a 6<3-plus high jump efstates this season, challenger to Gerald Swim's 6-1 regional best last week. did only 5-10 last week.

Regional ‘Tops’

100—:10.0-~Bd Yeley, Columby 10.2 Jim Coleman, South Bend Cent (10.4 L-John Brown, orristown; S-=Bob Wayne Nort

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30.3 hn Howe, lumbys: 151 8 1 ang, y Loc)

Riley: 2:00.5—Bill Tarte, rr.

I Dare Boucher. ‘Thdianso: ' ~Dave: Boucher, 1 cod Fd tu 9—Bill_ Griswold. Pt Warne North) —Rolan 120 Wish, Har 1 ~Roger Hei DeMotte: : Swim, 1SAmkiidee City Roosevelt and North also have 180 Low Hurdles 200_Warren AnderRaat Chicago Washimgton: s.

Jim Smalling Cri malling, Evansville Lincoin: 5-0Y the point column. (Don sum hopes in Fletcher Battle, East Chicago Washington; BS hireyarryn Anderson, Pt, ad Jumps. 22.8... KOKOMO and Anderson, With roowser "51%: > 5a “4!

{21-3 —~John individual - Fymahe

21-8'5<Ed . Yelov,

i A 13—-Bill Norkus,

whittled through sectional and 10. ~John Higley, Indianapolis Broad Rip-

h me, Va lt 12.4%, —~Brelon Donaldson, - y Team balance can tip the cham uncie Central; lvansville Bosse; Clay Township, X ts read in six ma Relay w 3 i A-Anderson {Ether are si oore, Harrington, Morgan): Nine entran Pp Witfavette (Plantens, Nejemantaverdriot ane) ;

inelligs., 18 3—Kon ive. Ko.

Columbus Pp _~ 6.1-Cerald Bwim, Came.

looks like a

Clark :

aul Henderson, Evansville

ayne im Peters, "Rich mond.

fayette;

Wayne Bloomington:

Wayne North; Hammond

n Foster, Mt, Vernon: 18.5 '15.8—~Crerald

:20.6-Charles Hal130.8 Indianapolis Howe: :21.0--

85-10% Herb Harrah, BloomFvansville Lineoln;

Fart Chioago Washington:

Wayne South Smith, Gary

Columbus; Dine. Pendleton; 20-2'a— Bluffton, A237 Wayne Glassman. LaMarion: 48(Henn, Evansville Central: 47-

11-10% Jerry Lounsbury. . 11-0—vernon . Kaiser. hansson will lead the 10-9—Jack Stambaugh.

3:34. 4-Evansville Bosse Johnson, Cusiek., Ely): 3:36.1

at Bloomington. 133. 1—Calumbus | > gto Pence, ely): 1:34.0~

1:35.0- arsaw

Al Lynch with 31, an apd - cluding Don Gehrman.

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