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Coach Farrell announced yesterday that, contrary to all rumors, J. N. Watters '26 will be in condition for the 1000-yard race tomorrow evening in the triangular meet with Dartmouth and Cornell. A. H. O'Neil '28, who was reported suffering from a burst blood vessel, will compete Saturday in the Freshman relay...
...first time that any group of collegiate track men in America have been given this steam bath, but the University runners, unused to it as they were, went through the procedure like veterans. They are eager to return again, but their visit will be postponed until after the triangular Harvard-Dartmouth-Cornell meet on Saturday. It is hoped that the success of this experiment will move the authorities to install the proposed Finnish bath at Soldiers Field...
Tibbetts is expected by Coach Farrell to win the two-mile run on Saturday at the Triangular meet with Dartmouth and Cornell. This will release Cutcheon for the mile. Watters is being depended upon to win the 1000-yard run, though he has done no running in competition this winter. The greatest strength of the University team rests in its distance and middle distance runners...
Coach Farrell is also sending in 12 other men to compete in the dashes, hurdles and the N. E. A. A. U. 1000-yard run. In order to gain further experience a majority of the team is being held back for next Saturday's Triangular Meet with Cornell and Dartmouth which will provide the first conclusive test of the season for the team as a whole...
...declared that the times made by the Crimson runners seemed so incredible that he had the track remeasured. If the improvement so fars shown continues, he said that a win in the coming triangular meet would be certain and that in the team can actually get together, it will be one of the greatest. He finally commented on the most outstanding individual performances...