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1928 TRACK TEAM INVADES ANDOVER IN SECOND MEET

School Team Has Fastest Scholastic Sprinter in Borah

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED February 21, 1925

The 1928 track team, fresh from an overwhelming victory over Huntington school, faces Andover Academy at Andover this afternoon.

The first-year men will meet stiff opposition from the schoolboys in today's meet. Andover possesses the fastest sprinter in preparatory school ranks in the person of Charles Borah and two experienced hurdlers, Weston Faxton and D. A. Foxhall, who may prove the undoing of the Freshman runners.

A. H. O'Neil in the 1000-yard run. R. T. Dann in the 300-yard dash, and C. A. Pratt in the shot are among the sure point winners for the 1928 track men. The Crimson relay team will probably consist of R. E. Gregg. R. I. Hunneman. T. W. Lloyd, and C. A. Allen.