ATHLETES REVIEWED

Arty AnTiDote, Issue XI, 20 November 1943, Page 5

ATHLETES REVIEWED

Expected to push the starters along in the prints are Tapi in and Badland of “B” Bty.. Muse-r of t-Taylor of “A”’ My and Edwards, LAM Little whoso performances leave little to be desired should draw*punters on the tote for the half-mile and mile runs, Giving Little string oomrotition in the 880yds event may be Eddie of ”B” B by... Cockroft, DHQ,. Crabb, "A” Bty, Black, LAD, " ynor nd Coalton/’A” My, should provide a place-get ii- tins mile.-, McDonald and Elliott, of m- Bty favour longer dis no a but ha v ! ? entered or the mile# Their train.’. has boon consistent and they have good chance However, Little and Turner are the favour! and with electrifying final sprints ch. rec fa ris of' both their form, ATP has more than an even Chance of collecting this titles The 120yds hurdles han tempted Branch P “A” Bty, fend Glengarry aril Toplin, of ”B” Myu hurdles have net been. available fox* training and a true cctimMO of their oapdbilitiea is therefore impossible* Cochrane M sited as a good bet on the tote lh the 880yds walk and the way Edwards, of “A” Bty ? bar kept the cookhouse supplied with kindling wood in the past works will probably lead many a punter to back him in tho chops

: Those who saw Beard sc a.rely ax(tended at the ATP sports a’ few weeks [ago give him a good prospect in the ’high jump. His jumps each night are (going higher ovex’ the sft mark and [by the 2.7 th he should be in top form .\Dc Smith? of : hi f Bty ? should be Co the front in the field events for which he has entered* Hiaculi whisper- has it that he will frighten a LAcA-. Camerons who happen to be about e.