Los Angeles herald., 1906-03-31
MEN
ARE VICTORIOUS
ALL STAR TRACK TEAM Wits
FROM CARDINALS
Occidental Athletes Head Column
With SO 1s2 Polnts-Chapin De-
feats Miller, Stanford's Great
Mile Runner
Special to The Herald.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March
30.-The all-star track team of Southern
California electrified northern athletic
circles this afternoon when 1t defeated
in sensational manner the fastest Gin
der men of Stanford university by a
score of 631s to 5S1s.
The final result trembled in the
balance until Breltkreutz of the Uni
versity of Southern California whirled
across the tape four inches ahead Of
Hussey of Stanford In the relay race,
the final of the day. capturing the five
points which brought victory to the
south.
The visitors were an exceptionally
fast aggregation, although no records
were broken on the heavy track.
Bird Is Star
The Occidental college representatives
figured most prominently in the point
winning, Bird alone coming first to the
tape in the three dashes.
Hagerman took the high hurdles and
the broad jump handily, while Brown
of Pomona ran beautiful race in the
half, beating Severy and Shearer of
Stanford in 2:O3 40 remarkable time
considering the heavy track.
The athletes from the south were out
classed in the weights and the pole
vault.
Nash of Stanford ran a phenomenal
race in the two-mile event, going the
distance over the soggy course in 1927.
Chaplin Wins
The surprise of the day occurred
when Chaplin of Occidental, with Lor-
beer of Pomona second, defeated Miller,
the great Stanford miller, who had
been deemed invincible.
no
Berkeley track aggregation Monday and
are picked to win from the California
men.
The summary follows:
100 yards-Bird. Occidental, won:
Cope, Stanford, second; Vandervoort,
Stanford, third. Time, 1O.4 seconds.
0-yards-Bird, Occidental, won;
MacKnel. Stanford, second; McFar-
land, Stanford, third. Time, 1872 sec
onds.
44O yards - Bird, Occidental, won;
Hussey,, Stanford, second; Davis, Stan
ford, third. Time, 32.2 seconds.
$50 yards-Brown, Pomona, won;
Shearer, Stanford, and Severy. Stan
ford, tied for second. Time, 2:03 As.
One mile-Chapin, Occidental, won;
Lorbeer, Pomona, second; Miller, Stan
ford. third. Time. 4:44.
Two miles - Nash. Stanford, won;
Himrod, Pomona, second; Chaplin Oc-
cidental, third. Time 1927.
High hurdles, 12O yards-Hagerman
Occidental. won; Breitkreutz, Univer-
sity of Southern California, second;
Ball. Stanford, third. Time, 1914 sec
onds.
Low hurdles, 220 yards Mcfarland,
Stanford, won; Horton, Stanford, sec
ond; Hagerman, Occidental, and Spur
geon, Pomona, tied for third. Time,
27.2 seconds.
Relay-Won by all-Southern Califor-
MIA, with Spurgeon of Pomona. Hodge
of Occidental. Hagerman of Occidental
and Breitkreutz of the University of
Southern California.
The Stanford team was composed of
Elwell, Harman, Davis and Hussey.
High jump-Munger, Pomona, won,
5 feet inches; Thomas Pomona sec
ond, feet 4 inches; Mugler, Stanford,
third, feet.
Broad jump-Hagerman Occidental,
won q feet inches; Vandervoort,
Stanford, second 21 feet inches;
Thomas, Pomona, third, 81 feet 31a
inches.
Hammer throw-W. f. Crawford,
Stanford won, 149 feet Moorman, Po-
mona, second, 1872 feet 4 inches; D. P.
Crawford, Stanford, third. 1872 feet 2
inches.
Shot put-Horton, Stanford, won 40
feet 31a inches; w. E. Crawford, Stan
ford, second, 80 feet 101a inches; D. P.
Crawford, Stanford, third, SS feet ~
inches.
Pole vault-Lanagan, Stanford, and
Kocher, Stanford, tied for first, 10 feet
inches; Cummins, Stanford, and Com
stock, University of Southern Califor-
mia, tied for third at 10 feet.
Summary of points:
Stanford. 5Sh.
University of Southern California, 31a
Pomona college, 231a.