The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-05
EASILY
TAKES DUAL MEET
Too Strong for Saints in Long
Runs and Weights. D. S.
U. Best Sprinters.
3. Y. u. 70; L. D. s. u, 81.

The Brigham Young university of Pro-
vo yesterday gained decisive victory on
the Latter-day Saints university of this
city in their annual track and field meet.
The event was held on Cummings field
yesterday afternoon. The weather was
anything but pleasant for the crowd,
which was not as large as usual and
which was composed principally of rooters
from the two schools strong cold wind
with a few drops of rain now and then
worked hardships the athletes and
probably prevented some from doing their
best work
The Provo men were too strong in the
distance runs and the weight events.
pecially in the latter, where they cap
tured all the points for their teams. In
the short sprints the Saints exceiled. and
In the jumps and pole vault ii was a pref
ty even thing. The result was almost a
foregone conclusion. but at that the /.
d. S. u. boys fought it out TO keep the
score as near even as possible.
Mccaliister's Great Run.
The relay race. as is usually the case,
was probably the most interesting event
of the day. In this race McCaliister, who
is practically the whole L. ID. s. L. team,
made one of the greatest sprints of his
life and narrowly escaped winning the re-
lay after il was hopelessly lost. L. Parry
for the Saints stole march at the start
OF the race, which would have been re-
called if the starters had worked a second
time With at least ten feet the worst
of it. Schofield of Provo did little bet
ter than hold his own on the first 30
Riddle took his place and gained the lost
distance on the start on Hawkes.. giving
the relay to Van Wagner of Provo by
about five feet to the good for the third
trial. McCloskey took the L. d. s. L.
lap and lost fully twenty-five feet for the
Saints.
1t was here that McCaIlister made his
great run. With this distance to the bad
ha eft tod o. nf md
came within six inches of nipping him at
the tape.
Equals State Record.
In the hundred McCalliste rwon easily
with l. Parry on his heels The time ten
seconds equals the state record. In this
race the two L. D. S. L. boys distanced
the Provo sprinters and won as they
pleased. McCallister had everything his
own way in the go and won with ease.
The B. Y L. boys had a walk over in
and $50 runs with ease, in each case hav-
ing yards TO spare. In the mile Jacobs
brothers from Provo won in a tie Both
were yards and yards ahead Of Woolley
for the Saints.
In the weight events IT was much the
same story. After the first few attempts
the Provo men made marks the Saints
could not hope to equal. McCallister of
the L. d. S. L. was the greatest point
winner of the day. taking in all Is points
or nearly half the points won by the
Saints
The Results.
100-yard dash-McCallister, L. D S. u;
L. Parry, L. d. s. L.; Riddle, B. Y. L.
Time, 10 seconds.
22O-yard dash-McCallister L. D. s. u;
Hansen, B. Y. o.; Schofield. B. Y. L.
Time. "a seconds.
44O-yard dash-staIlings. B. Y. L:
Chamberlain, B. Y. u; McCloskey, L. d.
S. u. Time 50 As seconds.
SSO-yard run-Stallings, B. Y. U; Cham
berlain. B. Y. T.; Winder. L. D. S. L.
Time, 2:1s.
Mile run-E. Jacobs and f. Jacobs. B.
Y. U, tie for first; Woolley, L. D. S. L,
third. Time. Sis is.
120-yard hurdles-L. Parry, L. D. S. T.;
Love, B. Y. U; Evans, B. Y. L. Time,
IS 2-5 seconds.
22O-yard hurdles-McCallister. L. D. S.
Z; Love. B. Y. l.; Murdoch, B. Y. L.
Time, % SIS.
High jump-McCallister. L. D. s. Z:
Baird. B. Y u, and Henline. B. Y. T.,
tied for second place. Distance. Sal feet.
Broad jump-Henline, B. Y. T.; Baird.
B. Y. U: McCallister. L. ID. S. Z. Dis
lance, Dol feet.
Pole vault-Love, L. D. S. u: Brock
bank. B. Y u; White. B. Y. o. Distance.
9.5 feet.
Shot put-H. Peterson. B. Y U: ], Pc
tersOn, B. Y. u; A Burgner, B. Y. L.
Distance, 81 feet
Hammer throw-H. Peterson. B. Y. U;
]. Peterson. B. Y. u; Burgner, B. Y. I.
Distance. 1878 feet.
Riddle. Van Wagner. Hansen. Time,