Rice Picked For Track Title, Aggies Dark Horse
Friday, May 6, 1966
THE BATTALION
College Station, Texas
Page 5
AUSTIN Rice will be a
narrow favorite to repeat with
the Southwest Conference track
championship, winning its third
in a row, in a day and night of
running, jumping and throwing.
Texas will be the choice to win
the freshman division, with Rice
threatening to upset the Little
Longhorns.
Rice and Texas should battle
down to the wire in the varsity
division, while SMU might beat
them both out. Texas A&M and
Baylor will be dangerous dark
horses.
At least five records appear
likely with Preston Davis of Tex
as in a leading role. Davis will
run both the half-mile, where he
has done a top 1:50.2, and the
mile, in which he has the second
best time. The half-mile mark is
1:49.5.
Richard Romo of Texas threat
ens to wipe out the mile record
of 4:10.5 if Davis doesn’t. Romo
has done 4:06.2, Davis 4:07.1.
Rice’s mile relay team, with
3:07.4, should shatter the record
of 3:10.7. Mark King of Texas
has exceeded the pole vault rec
ord of 16 feet by a half-inch.
The three-mile record of 14:49.4
could go by the boards, with
Romo having exceeded it with
14:48.5 and George Stroup of Rice
having made 14:37.0.
Almost half the records in the
freshman class appear in danger
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
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Name: Reddi, Pal
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THE GRADUATE COLLEGE
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TO ENTER HURDLES
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