Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-12
SEVERAL
RECORDS
BROKEN
At he Big State Field Meet
Held Here Saturday
Afternoon

$3.50
Agricultural College, of Corvallis Pa
cifc University, of Forest Grove, and
Willamette University, Of this city,
participated. II was the most inter
esting event ever held in the state, and
though the o. A. C.s won easily the
events were holly contested, and sever
al records made.
S%mithson, of o. A. c., made the most
points, 10; Hug, Of U. Of o., coming
second. Smithson's time in both the
furlong and high hurdles was the rec
ord for the association. Gates, Of Pa
cifc, set the pace in the mile, and cut
IL put to swift for any Of the Others to
crowd him, making the run in 4:4l 40,
and cutting 4 2-5 seconds of the rec.
ord, made by wilkins in 1900.
Moores, Of U. o., won the low bur
dies in 20 2.5 seconds, making a new
record. Smithson knocked a second of
the record in the furlong, and VIII
liams. Of o. A. c., shaved the record
for the quarter 14-5 seconds, making
1t in 40 is. Peterson, Of Pacific broke
the record in the broad jump, clearing
q feet, "a inches. Woodcock, Of o.
A. c., won the pole vault, and then
raised the association record three
fourths Of an inch, putting 1t up to 10
feet, ~ inches.
The teams had points to their credit
as follows; o. A. c., SO; U. Of o., 45j
Pacific, II; Willamette, 4.
The events by detail were as fol-
lows:
100 yards-won by smithson, o. A.
c.; williams, o. A. c., secondj Moore,
U. Of O., third; Graham, fourth. Time,
1Oh seconds.
Broad iump-Won by Peterson, p.
u; Moores, o. A. O., seeondj Hender'
son, U. Of o., third; Graham, o. A. c.,
fourth. Distance, 81 feet Pa inches.
22O yards hurdles-Won by Moores,
U. Of o.; Smithson, o. A. O., secondi
LCathy, o. A. c., third; Mason, p. w.
fourth. Time, 25 2-5.
$50 yards-Won by Greenhaw, o. A.
C.; Peterson, p. IT, secoudj Perkins,
u. of o., third; Forbes, w. u, fourth.
Time, 1868 3-5.
Shot put-Won by Hug, Of U. Of o.
Mcintyre, u. Of o., seeondj Walker,
o. A. c., thnd, Silver, o. A. O., fourth.
distance, 40 feet ~ inches.
22O yard dash-Won by Smithson, o.
A. C.; Williams, o. A. G, second;
Moores, U. Of o., third Veatch, U. of
o., fourth. Time 81 2-5.
Mile run-won by Gates, p. u De-
volt, o. A. O., secondi Mitchell, U. of
TO-, thirdj Leonard, o. A. o. fourth,
Time 4;4l 45.
, 440 yards-Won by Williams, o. A.
IC.; Greenhaw, o. A. Co. second;
|, Veatch, U. of o., third Beach, o. A.
lC., fourth. Time, 40 is seconds.
Pole vault-Won by Woodcoek, O.
"A. c.; Swan, o. A.. c., secondj Wins.
How, U. of o., third Bydns, o. A. c.
fourth. Height, 10 feet, 7h inches.
100 yard hurdles-Won by Smith
son, o. A. c.; Moores, U. of O., sec
ond; Beldon, o. A. O., thirdi Kuyken-
dali, U. Of o., fourth. Time, 1925
|, seconds.
Hammer-Won by Hug, U. of o.
Gardner, U. of O, second Dimmicki
lP. u, third; Walker, o. A. c., fourth,
Distance, us feet, 3 inches,
High jump-Won by Moores, %. A,
IC.j Lounsberry, W. U, seconds Swan
10. A. c., third smithson, o. A. c.
fourth. Height, 8 feet 2 inches.
Diseus-Won by Hug, U. of o.
|, Stout, o. A. G, second; A%brahams, O.
A. c., third; j. Philbrook, p, u.
fourth. Distance, 100 feet 8 inches.
Relay raee-Won by o. A. c.
} The officials Of the meet-Referee
II. II. Henderman, NJ. A. A. c., Port
Hand; starter, w. o. Urine, o, A. Co..
d Judges at finish, =. b. Patty, MeMinn
= vile; r. IL. Zercher, Willamettei w
l.. Thompson, Albanyj judges OF hel'
: events, Roy Buckingham Salem Wat
Ship, Salem; Roy Heater, P,C.i elerl
Of course, C. N. Macarthur, Riekreall
assistant clerk of course, J.. d. Latur
cite, U. of o.; timers, Drew Griffin
Eugene; @. o. Boyer, Willamettej ]. c
Ryan, Salemj inspectors, Chaunee,
Bishop, Salient G. B. Day, MeMinn
vinej scorer, w. L. Whittlesey, U. o
lo.j announcer, W. c. Hawley, William
cite.