Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-07-22
SOME RECORD pREAKrRs
List Of Men Holding intercollegiate
and Northwest kecords.

''' VI Nen r1oi0ing INTERCOLLEGIATE
and Northwest Records.
Tie sporting editor of The JouR,
NAL has prepared a list of the athletes
holding theinter-collegiate and north.
west records, which is given below.
The list VIII he of particular interest
and value to all who take any interest
Whatever In the promotion of college
athletes. Ever since state field day.
June 7th, considerable discussion has
been rife as TO what we're the inter-
collegiate recor6s and even more
interest has been manifested i'm
athletes since the Olympic Athletic
club OF San Francisco, was defeated
by the Multnomah Amateur Athletic
club at Portland during the latter
part of June. The Multnomah clubs
success was not much of a surprise to
those who were acquainted with the
ability OF the team. Young Kerrigan,
who Is but 18 years of age, of the
Multnomah team, is certainly won
der In the athletic world. In his high
jump of 8 feet 2 inches, Kerrigan
comes very near the worlds record.
Morgan is beautiful hurdler and
promises TO lower his record of 16 2-5
and 26 10 for the 120 and 300 yard
hurdles respectively.
At the intercollegiate field day con-
tests at Salem last June, Kuykendall,
~. of o. In the 22O yd. hurdle ran
under the N. w. record and came very
near beating the coast record but
since he knocked four hurdles down
In the course Of the race, the record
will not stand. Murphy wv. o. ran
under the record time and cleared
every hurdle but crossed the tape
about three feet behind Kuykendall.
Tallant, OF the Multnomah club
holds both the N. w. and the coast
record for the mile run, his time being
4:3l 2-5. Guiss wv. U.) shares the N.
w. record for the 100 yards dash with
Fuller of the Multnomah club, time
10 2-5. Kerrigan of the NJ. A. A. g. |
and Patterson of the Olympic A. G. |
share the N. w. record for the high |
jump at 8 feet inches. Lester ~. of |
o. and Scott (W. " share the inter-
collegiate record in the pole vault at |
9 feet inches.
The following is thought correct
list of both the n. w. and intercolle-
Rlate records and the athletes holding
the same:
100 YARDS DASH.
N. W.-Rt. Guiss wv. u. and Fuller,
NJ. A. A. C.) 10 2-5 sec.
/. C.-Rt. Guiss wv. " 10 2-5 sec.
220 YD. DASH.
N. W.-Brunton Olympic A. C.)
% 1-5 sec.
l. C.-Colvig 70. A. C.) % 2-5.
440 YD. RUN.
N. W.-Coleman ~. of o. SO sec.
j. C.-Coleman ~. o. .53.
$50 YD. RUN.
N. W.-Tallant IN. A. A. .C.) 2:04 2-5.
l. C.-Bishop ~. of o. 2:l2t.
MILE RUN.
N. W.-Tallant On. A. A. C.) 4:3l 2-5.
1. C.-Burnett 70. A. C.) 1853 3-5.
100 HURDLE.
n. W.-Morgan (M. A. A. c. 10 20.
l. C.-Kuykendall (U. Of o. II As.
220 HURDLE.
". N.-MOTBdu NJ. "a. "A. y 20 J-O' |
/. C.-Kuykendall ~. OF o. 20 1-5.
MILE WALK.
n. W.-Kerns IN. A. A. c. $40.
l. C.-De Lashmutt ~. OF o. 81
1 2-5.
POLE VAULT.
N. W.-Kerrigan IN. A. A. C.) 10 # I
!.
l. C.-Scott (W.U.) Lester ~. of o. ,
It. Sin.
HIGH JUMP
N. Kerrigan IN. A. A. C.) and
Patterson Olympic A. O. eft. Bin.
/. C.-Davis ~. OF o. oft. Ain.
BROAD JUMP.
N. W'-Kerrigan IN. A. A. C.) 20ft.
lin.
/. C.-Guiss wv. U.) 20ft. Gin.
SHOT PUT.
N. W.-Edgren Olympic A. C.) 36ft
in.
1. C.-Shattuck ~. OF o. 35ft III :
4.
HAMMER THROW.
N. W..-Edgren (Olymplc A. C.) l27 5
}. 9Iin.
/. C.-Bodine 70. A. c. l03ft. Sin.