The 1967 outdoor track season will open next Tuesday here at Maine West. Conference champions Palatine will be the opponents.

The outdoor varsity schedule for the 1967 season is as follows:

April 11 ‑ home ‑ Palatine
April 18 ‑ home ‑ Forest

Coach Jobst feels that the freshman squad looks good this year and should be the best squad at this level in years.

"We beat Palatine in our indoor season, but we'll have a tough time with them outdoors," stated Coach Jobst.

In the meet against Prospect, Maine won at all three levels.

For the varsity in the twomile event Doug Chase came in first with a time of 10:06; Kesaris was second; and Mc Bride of Prospect was third.

In the long-jump Rohrbach of Prospect won with a jump of 18' 11". Kohler of West was second, and Roclin of Prospect was third.

In the high‑hurdles Hammer of West ran to a victory with a time of 7.0 seconds, passing Ducy and Ryan of Prospect.

The 50‑yard dash found Maine's LeCastro and Hooper coming in ahead of Corteen of Prospect.

The 880 run was taken by 2:00.8. LaBadie was second and Prospect's Holm was third.

Prospect won the shot‑put event when Beroche heaved the shot 42' 1/2". Swenson and Bongratz came in second and third respectively.

Maine came back to win the high‑jump, the low‑hurdles, the mile, and the pole vault event.

The Warriors took a third place in the Blue Demon Relays which were held at Maine East during spring vacation. Maine East came in first with Niles East taking second.