Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-17

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Immediately after the Intercollegi-
ate field meet on June 8, last year,
the sporting editor of the JOURNAL
prepared a table of the Intercollegi-
ate and northwest records of which
the following is thought to be cor
rect list:
100 YARDS DASH.
n. W.-Rt. GuiSS(W. U.)and Fuller,
IN. A. A. q. 10 2-5 sec.
1. C.-Rt. Guiss(W. " 10 2-5 sec.
220 YD. DASH.
n. W.-Brunton Olympic A. C.)
% 1-5 sec.
L. C.-Colvig(O. A. c 23 25.
440 YD. RUN.
n. W.-Coleman(U. of o. )53 sec.
/. I.C.-Coleman(U. Of O.)53.
$50 YD. RUN.
N. W.-Tallant(M. A. A. C.)2:O4 %
L. C.-BishOp(U. OF o. )2:l24.
] MILE RUN.
n. w W--Tallant(M. A. A. G. 4:31 2-5.
1. C.-BGrnett(O. A. q. (4:5S 3-5.
120 HURDLE.
N. W.-Morgan(M. A. A. C.)16 2-5.
l. I.C.-Kuyk kendall(U. of ON As.
~ HURDLE.
n. W.-Morgan(M. A. A. C.)26 3 s..
L. C.-Kuykendall(U. of O.)26 1-5.
MILE WALK.
N. W.-Kerns(M A. A. C.) $40.
L. C.-De Lashmutt(U. of O.)S:-
81 20.
POLE VAULT.
N. W.-Kerrigan(M. A. A. C.)10 IT.
Al.
l. C.-Scott(W. " Lester ~. of o.
Oft. Sin.
HIGH JUMP.
N. N.W.-Kerrigan(M. A. A. Gland
Patterson(Olympic A. C.)6ft. Bin.
L. C.-Davis(U. of o. )5ft. Ain.
BROAD JUMP.
n. W.-Kerrigan(M. A. A. C.)20ft.
lin.
l. C.-Guiss(W. U. .)2Oft. Gin.
SHOT PUT.
N. W.-Edgren(O Olympic A. C.)36ft.
Gin.
l. C.-Shattuck(U. of o. )35ft, lain.
HAMMER THROW.
N. W.-Edgren(Olympic A. G. )127
TT. 9tin.
Bodine(O. A. C.)lO3ft. Sin.
a list of the events the winners and
the records made at the annual inter
collegiate field meet at Salem last
June is also given below. 1t is doubt
ful if any of the records will be
broken this year, but quite frequently
the unexpected always happens.
AS a result of the annual field day
meet at Salem last June between the
colleges Of the state, several new
records were established. The State
University at Eugene won the cham
pionship cup, Willamette University
taking second places while Corvallis
came next. The contest went off very
smoothly, the only thing occurring
to mar the pleasures of the contests
was the rulings by Referee Nc
Alphin, of The M, A. A. @. which
were arbitrary in the extreme. A list
of the events, winners and records
at the annual field day
meet last June is as follows:
Mile run-Burnett, o. A. G., time
1853 35.
One hundred yard dash-Overholt,
u. of o., time 10 3-5 seconds.
Two hundred and twenty hurdle
time 26 1-5. This is a
record breaker, but the record cannot
stand from the fact that Kuykendall
knocked down a number of hurdles in
the course of the race.
Eight hundred and eighty yard run
Bishop u. of o., time 2:12t.
Shot put-Shattuck, q. of o., great
est distance 35 feet III inches.
One hundred and twenty yard
hurdle-Kuykendall, U. Of o., time
II AS.
Four hundred and forty yard run
U. of o., time SO seconds.
Mile walk-De Lashmutt, U. of o.,
time 8:31 2-5
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
o. A. O., time 1925 seconds.
Hammer throW-Bodine, o. A. c.,
greatest distance, 103 feet inches.
Two mile bicycle race Moore W..
u, time 6:37 3.5.
Pole Vault-Scott, wv. U.,) and
Lester 10. of o., tied at feet in.
High jump-Davis, U. OF o., height
8 feet Al inches.
Broad Jump-Guiss, w. o., distance
20 feet inches.
The Oregon agricultural college
athletes have engaged trainer and
begun preparations .for the intercol-
legiate atheletic meet. A preliminary
contest for the assignment Of places
in the various events took place on
O.A.C. field recently. In the face Of a
high wind and on heavy track,
the following very satisfactory re-
suits were achieved:
lOO-yard dash-F. COlvig, with ii.
Kelly pressing closely by his side, 10 20.
880-yard dash-A. Simpson, 2:37.
440 yard run-Bruce Burnett, O:5ot
One-mile walk-W johnson, 1898 80.
2O0-yard dash-H Kelly, OBS 20.
One-mile run-A. Simpson, $3.50.
High jump-E. p. Sites, feet ii
inches.
I2O-yard hurdle-E. Stiles, ls Sec
Onds.
Pole vault--A. Simpson, 8 feet 8
inches.
Hammer throw-H. Bodine, lOi
feet inches.