The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-05-20
o. A. c, WON.
Big Interstate Track Mest-seore,
oregonians, u; Washington
ians, 81.

University of Washington in a meet
on OAC field Thursday afternoon.
The score was II for the Oregonians
and 81 for Washington.
Several surprises figured in the
meet. Dow Walker of OAC took
first place in the hamnerx throw
over Tom Mcdonald who holds the
Northwest record in that event,
and at the same time lifted the
OAC record from II2 to 125 feet
| g inches. Stout of OAC, broke the
Oregon record in the discus, by
throwing the metal IA feet 4 inch
es, the former record, made by Nc
Kinney of U. of O. standing at
no feet S inches. Davolt of OAC.
pushed McCrary of Washington. so
vigorously in the mile run that the
latter tied the Oregon record in
that event, making the distance in
4 minutes and 43 seconds, while
Davolt himself ran through in 4:47,
breaking the OAC record, made
years ago by Brady Burnett.
In a desperate effort to beat Will
liams in the quarter with Green of
Washington, the visitors worked
two men against him, but the in
vincib1e Oregonian, made laughing
stock Of the attempt. In the effort
to wind him, the first man began
to sprint with Williams on the
kickoff, after which Green was to
take up the work and sprint out
ahead on the finish. Two or three
pretty spurts that for time made
spectacular running and brought
the grandstand to its feet with yells
of delight at the performance Of the
feet Oregonian was all that result
ed from the effort, Williams winning
the event with ease. The Wash
ington men were far too slow to
make Smithson and Williams even
work hard in the 100 and 22o, and
in the latter event the two cham
pions trotted home through the
stretch leisurely, each in the effort
to give the event to the other, which
display of good fellowship and gen
erosity the crowd recognized and
applauded vociferously. In the
half, Greenhaw, who has never yet
been seen to do his best made a
a dashing run, defeating his Wash
ington competitor with ease. One
of the pretty events of the day was
the 22o hurdle with Smithson,
Cathey and a Washington man
running most Of the way, almost
side by side. The finish gave the
two best places to the OAC men.
At one time during the meet the
score stood 46 for OAC and a. for
| Washington, with three events and
the relay to be pulled off. at which
/ time interest reached a high ten
sion. It was not until the last
moment that the decisive character
of the victory of Trine's men be-
came apparent. The summary of
events is:
100 yard dash-Smithson, OAC,
1st; Williams, OAC, and; Smith,
u. of W., 3rd; time, 10 Is.
Pole vault-Winsor, U. of W.,
1st; Dohm. U. of W., 2nd; Swami,
OAC. 3rd; 10 #. 4 inches.
One-half mile -Greenhaw, OAC,
1st; Tibba1s, U. of W., and; Twitch-
el, U. of W., 5rd; time, IA Is.
22o yard dash-Williams and
Smithson. OAC, 1st and End;
Green, U. of W., 3rd; time, 20 IS.
Discus throw-Stout and Bower,
/ OAC, Ist and 2nd; Mcdonald, U.
of W., 3rd; distance. 114-4.
12o yard hurdle-Winsor. U. of
W., 1st; Be1don. OAC, 2nd; Brack-
eft. IT, of W., 3rd; II sec.
High jump-Smith, U. of w;
Ist; Moores and Smithson, OAC,
tied for 2nd; Swami, OAC, 3rd:
S feet 6 inches.
/ 40 yard dash-Williams, OAC.
1st. Green, U. of w. 2nd; Schrod-
er. of OAC. 3rd; time, Sc rs.
] Broad jt1mp-Winsor and Smith,
U. of w. 1st and and; Moores, GA
G, 3rd; distance, Fl 8 3-4.
Shot put-McDonald, U. of W..
1st; Walker and Bower. OAC, end
and 3rd; distance, SO 10 1-2.
22o hurdle-Cathey and Smith
son, OAC, 1st and and; Winsor,
y. of W., 3rd; time Fl sec.
Mile run-McCrary, U. of W.,
Ist; Davolt and Leonard, OAC, 2nd
and 3rd: time, 4-43 3-5.
/ Hammer throw-Walker, OAC,
/ Ist; Mcdonald, U. of W., 2nd;
Shepard, OAC, 3rd. distance,
I25 feet 9 inches.