The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-29

mates who were waiting for him. He
revived rapidly however and won an
other race later on. Even of the Normal
came in second, ten feet behind Isley
Of Paramount was third and Litton of
Washburn was fourth.
High Jump.
Eight contestants entered the nigh
jump. Bigger of the College of En-
poria and Oskins Of the Aggies quail
fed. The mark at which the others fell
out was 5 feet inches on the ISLANDERS.
The pegs were raised a notch and Big
ger cleared it easily Oskins failed in
three trials The height was then meas
ured and found to be 5 feet 80 inches.
The bamboo rod sagged sufficiently in
the middle to reduce the height against
what was registered on the ISLANDERS.
Robb. Darling and Watkins agreed
to divide up equally the points for the
third and fourth places.
One-haIf Mile Run.
Ten men started in this race at the
crack of the pistol. Isley. of Fair
mount, who ran good events all af-
ternoon, was the winner in the time
of 2:07 3-5. Davidson, of the Normal
was second; Thurston. of the K S. A.
c.. third, and Stauffer, of the Aggies,
fourth
Discus Throw.
Out of a field of nine men Williams.
Seng. HOLSTER and Softer qualified
IOE the IlildlS. II I6tl u Liz lOb VI
Williams of Washburn to throw the
circular weight the farthest. His dis
lance was 95 feet and inches. Seng
of the K S. A C. was second. with
"a feet and 8 inches. Softer of Fair
mount was third. with SO feet and 5
inches. HOLSTER of WashbuTn was
fourth, with go feet and 8 inches.
22O Yard Hurdle.
Seven men entered the 220 yard
hurdle Two heats were run. Carr of
the K S. A. G. was first, in the time
of 27 20, with Bigger of the College
was third, and James of Paramount
fourth.
Nine men entered the two mile run.
one of the most exhaustive track
stunts Davis of the State Normal
way, in 1898 2-5. Howard of the
College of Emporia was second; Ryan
of Paramount was third, and Thurston
of the K. S. A. c. fourth.
The Mile Relay
The mile relay proved to be an in
teresting event But the Aggie team
took the Jump at the first lap and
lege of Emporia forged ahead. But
NIilIigan of the Aggies had to be reck-
oned with The star point winner put
every ounce of strength forward and
DIV ABOUT oU IG0I Won the race. Inc
Normal forged ahead of the College
of Emporia and got second Fair
mount was fourth.
The Summary of Events.
100 Yard Dash-Time. 10 2-5. Cain,
K S. A. c., first; Murphy, St. Maryss
second; Names, Normal, third: Gull
bertson, College of Emporia. fourth.
Entries=Cooper, Nash; Paramount.
James; College of Emporia, McCor-
mick, Culbertson; State Normal,
Names, Even; st. Marys, Murphy.
Quay; K. s. A. c., Edelblute; Wash
burn, Tice, Weede.
Pole vault-Record jump. 10 feet
4 inches; winning jump, 10 feet.
watkins. K s. A c.. first; Oskins, K.
S A G.. second; Weede, Wash burn.
and MARBLE College of Emporia, tied
for third and divided points of third
and fourth places. Entries-Cooper,
Williams; Paramount, H. Darling; Col
lege of Emporia, MARBLE; st. Marys,
Sullivan; K s. A. c., Watkins. Os-
kins Washburn. Weede, Bowman.
16 Pound Shot-put- Distance, IS
feet 4 inches MARBLE. College of En-
poria, first; Seng, K. S A. c., second;
third. Sullivan ST. Marys: fourth,
Robb. Washburn Fntries=Co0per,
McMiIlen: Paramount, Softer; College
of Emporia MARBLE; State Normal,
Hons1xa, Ford: St Marys. Sullivan; K.
s. A. c., Seng; Washburn, Williams,
Mile Run-Time. 4:4e. Milligan,
K s. A. c., first: Curl, College of En-
poria. second: Miller. State Normal.
third; Stauffer K. s. A. c.. fourth.
Entries=Col1ege of Emporia, Curl;
Normal, Miller; st. Marys. Beecher,