lt Prep Track Test Goes Saturday The cream of Utah’s prep threat simply because of its great hurler Jim Maw. Maw is track athletes will converge on Utah University Saturday for expected to capture both the low the annual State Track and Field and the high hurdles and is aj good bet to take either first or) Meet. | With perfect weather predict- second in the broad jump. — ed, several records are expectBen Lomond cannot be counted to fall under the attack of ed out of anything. The Scots the high school standouts. have three big aces in discus Trials will commence at 10 thrower Scott Maw, hurt ob a.m. with the finals scheduled Gillespie and distance man Ro for a 2:30 p.m. start. There are Zefferer and each can be counttwo exceptions—the Class ‘‘A’”’ ed on to add to the point total, pole vault and high jump finals if not capture their events. are set for 10 a.m. and the Class Maw is capable of breaking “B’”’ pole vault and high jump the state record in the discus, will begin at 1:30 p.m. _ _.|having bettered the state recRULE FAVORITES \ord of 170 feet-2% inches on sevAlthough Salt Lake entries eral occasions this season. South and Highland rule early DEFENDING CHAMP > favorites in the Class “A” diZefferer is the defending state vision, Region One contenders, champion in the mile, and alOgden, Roy and Ben Lomond shoue he has been hampered are each capable of scoring by leg injuries earlier in the points and possibly springing an year, it appears that the Ben) upset. Ogden, with its sprinting duo of Howard Noel and Jay Uchida and its ace shot-putter David Munson, could pile up a lot of points in these two departments. Tiger high jump | ace Brent Stringham is again expected to have another classic duel with Bonneville’s Clyde Baker. Both broke the state mark in the recent Region One meet. | Roy of course is an outside Lomond flyer has regained top form, and he‘ll be tough to beat. Scoring for the meet will be on the 8, 5, 3, 2, and 1 point basis, with five places counting in all events, including relays. Trials will be held in all races except the 880, the mile, and the relays. Six teams, or men will qualify for the finals. Individual medals will be awarded for the first five places in the individual track and field events and the winning relay with activity : cards will An admission of $1 for adits! be charged for the finals in the teams. Trophies will be award: | meet. cents and “B” schools ” vd to ,the “A” placing first and second in the and 50 cents for high school stu- | afternoon.