1961_05 The Daily Collegian May 1961

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At Recital
—The Fresno State College Collegian
First Record Already Set
The first new West Coast Relays record for 1901 has already been written into the hmt
although the thirty-fifth running of the Relay*  i- not  until this Saturday   YVni,
| bUng in, the total entry list has reached the staggering totr1 -' « *«-    ••   "M
ranging from elementary school runhers to world  record  holders.  The
s era —a i—»  which was an all-time record for a one-day track I
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If It Doesn't Rain
—The Fresno State College Collegian—
Ratclifte Track Will Be Lightning Fast' For WCR
-    By Jack Cleneghan
is the man who should
know because this is his
twelfth year on the Westj
Coast Relays, and as a Fresno
State coach put it. "Floyd
knows every inch of turf on
that oval."
Bryant  will  put
San Diego
Hopes To
Upset Dogs
day's work tomorrow, getting
up at G AM and making the
final arrangements on the
track itself at 7:30 for the
opening high school heat at
10:30 AM. "I'll be out there
all day from 7:30 Saturday
until 1:30 Sunday morning,"
For the hard working Bry¬
ant his biggest worry will
take place today. "If it should
rain today my job will begin
Saturday around 6 AM to dry
the   turf   out   if   possible,"
moaned-Bryant.
Floyd won't forget the 1958
WCR when it did rain the
night before the meet. "Flint
Manner, an FSC student and
I worked from 6 AM until the
opening heat dragging burn¬
ers by tractors around the
oval trying to get rid of the
rain water," Bryant recalls.
But true to form the hard
working Bryant had every-
thing ready to go. 	
Bryant says that the track
itself is easy to take care of
once started on. "It's a day
track and my crew and I just
keep it trimmed and packed
to maintain its rating as the
fastest track in the United
States,"    Bryant    proudly
world records will fall tomor¬
row. "That Johnson fellow
from San Jose State might
just set one in the 100 if there
isn't any wind," said Bryant.
Bryant's the man to know be¬
cause Ratcliffc Stadium will
be his home tomorrow for the
:>,r»th annual WCR.
Bryant just may have to
get up early. As of Thursday,
the weather forecast was for
rain and wind. The soggy
track all but eliminate chances
for world records in some of
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In WCR
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