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TRACK
In their only dual meet of the season, Idaho's
freshman tracktsers dropped a 72-57 decision
to Washington State's Coubabes. Despite the 15
point deficit, five Vandals came through with
first place colors. Emerson Clark set the pace
in the mile run-running around the oval four
times in 4:23.8. Dick Van Der Beets soared to
a high of 12'2" in the pole vault, Tommy Flynn
leaped 21 feet in the broad jump, Bob May
toured two miles in 10:19.1 and Bruce West
heaved the javelin 160 feet. In a triangular meet
at Lewiston, Ron Baker lettered by placing first
in the 880.
MUST'VE BEEN TAKEN IN CALIFORNIA, LOOKS A LITTLE FOGGY
... Coach Stanley Hlaerman 'a £reahrnan tracksters have hiqhly aucceaaful
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BOXING
FUTURE NATIONAL CHAMPIONS ... Jack Webater, Don Anderaon, Haro ld SoUruoky and a real bo~er-Braun.
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Freshman boxers at the University of Idaho do not receive
as much notice as do the big brothers, the varsity. Next season
the names of Jack Webster, Don Anderson and Harold Solinsky
will cover the pages of a newspaper just as the name of Larry
Moyer did last season. Coach Frank Young is building at Idaho
a strong representative in national boxing circles. This new
blood will take over the positions left vacant by the Walker
brothers Leonard and Norm, to keep boxing at Idaho a strong
perennial sport. In the Spokane Invitational Tournament last
March, Webster won a title for Idaho in the freshmen division.