The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-05-20
WHITMAN 4 GOOD LOSER
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO TRACK
TEAM WON MEET BY CLOSE
MARGIN YESTERDAY.
Final Score Was Whitman So, Univer.
sity Of Idaho 64Lcox Star for
Whitman.

100-yard dash-Cox, Whitman, first
Myers. Idaho, second; Fawcett, Idaho
third; time, 10 seconds fat.
Shot put-Larson, Idaho, first; Ora.
ham, Whitman, second; ]. K. Lyman
Whitman, third. Distance, IS feet
liz inches.
Mile run-Matthews, Idaho, first
Edmundson, Idaho, second; Fancher
Whitman. third. Time, minutes
As 2-5 seconds.
Pole vault-Murphy Idaho, first
Holman, Whitman, second; Graham
Whitman, third. Ten feet inches.
220-yard dash-Cox, Whitman, first
Hill, Whitman, second; Myers, Idaho
third. Time, % seconds fiat.
High jump-Murphy, Idaho, first
Cox, Whitman, second; Holdman
Whitman, third. Five feet 6k inches
J 120-yard hurdles-Leonard, Whit.
man, first; Murphy, Idaho, second;
Goble, Idaho, third. Time, II seconds
Hammer throw-Smith, Idaho, first;
Graham, Whitman, second; Larson,
Idaho, third. Distance, 1O4 feet.
440-yard dash-Hill, Whitman, first;
Fawcett, Idaho, second; Hanna, Idaho
third. Time, 81 As seconds.
Broad jump-Murphy, Idaho, first;
Leonard, Whitman, second Cox
Whitman, third. Distance, 20 feet, 4
inches.
SS0-yard rIn-Edmundson, Idaho
first; Matthews, Idaho, second; Old
right, Whitman, third. Time, min
utes, 6 seconds.
| 220-yard hurdles-Murphy, Idaho.
first; Lyman, Whitman, second; Goble.
| Idaho, third. Time, % 2-5 minutes,
Discus throw-Dutcher, Whitman,
first; Smith, Idaho, second; Cox,
Whitman, third. Distance, 1O6 feet, 4
| inches.
Relay-Won by Whitman in min
| utes, 80 seconds. Team, Fancner.
Graham, Cox, Hill.
Officials-Referee, Dorsey Hill;
starter, Richard Mclean; timekeepers,
E. Sanderson. Ned Mclean, z. K.
Straight; field judges, Charles Dement,,
Leslie Kirkman, Marion KEGS; judges
of finish, Otto Frank, Professor Hun
gate, j. j. Schiffner announcer. Her
bert G. Swallwell; clerk of course, Carl
G. Helm.
Whitman college went down to de-
feat before the University of Ida
no in the track meet on Ankeny Field
yesterday afternoon after one of the
most stubbornly fought track meets
ever seen here, while coming within
six points of winning the meet. In
crowd of spectators saw the excel
lent meet
The score was Whitman So, Idaho
a. Murphy of Idaho, was the chief
point winner, getting % to his credit,
while for the Missionaries Cox was
the star,earning a total of Is points.
He made the 100 in 10 seconds fiat
and the 220 in % fiat. The prettiest
event of the day was the relay race,
which was exciting from start to fin
ish. Fawcett and Fancher ended the
first lap with some time to spare over
burst of speed. In the next round
Cox held his own with Edmunston. and
in the final scrimmage Jim Hill came in
clear ahead of mis- opponent Mathews.
The sensational feature of the day
was Captain Hills remarkable run
in the quarter. Although one of his
shoes was torn from his foot at the
end of the first 100 yards, he ran the
remainder of the race with only one
shoe, winning in 81 As seconds; the
fastest quarter ever made by Whit
man runner.
The University boys were entertain
ed at dinner at Reynolds Hall last
evening after which they were given
delightful reception by the young ladies
of the college.
They left for Moscow on this morn
ings train.
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