Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-21
u. S. c. DEFEATS
POMONACOLLEGE
DUAL TRACK MEET DECIDEDLY
0NE-SIDED
VICTORS MAKE NEARLY DOUBLE
SCORE OF OPPONENTS
In Hammer Throw Winners Take All
Three PIaces-CIaremont Boys
Do Good Work, but Lack
in Firsts

Despite the drizzling rain and chilly
weather, 500 students from various col
leges and high schools of Southern Cal
iIOrnia saw L. S. c. yesterday after
noon defeat Pomona college in a dual
track meet by a score of 79 to 43.
Pomona college athletes came to Los
Angeles in a special train. There were
zoo roOters il the crowd to cheer for
their favorites and for the team as a
whole. Yell Leaders Boyd, BOyden
and e. A. Bemmer tried to the best of
their ability to down the ringing cheers
OF their opponents, the students from
L. S. c., who sat under a Maypole
with their colOrs festooned above them
On the outside of the main entrance
was d banner with the words, wei
come, Pomona"
Among the spectators on the bleech-
ers was Herbert Brown, sPomona's for
mer quarter and half-mi1er, who made
such a great reputation for himself at
Pomona and who later made a remark
able showing at Stanford. He was
called on to act as one of the field
judges.
Pomona athletes were strong in the
distances but put up poor showing i'll
the field. u. S. c. came to the front by
winning all three places in the hammer
throw-Burek won, Richardson second
Hall third; distance, 112 feet II inches
Captain Sloane of Pomona was the
star athlete for Claremont, capturing
three first places.
The 220-yard high hurdles resulted in
a tie between Parker of Pomona and
Lennox Of U. S. c., with Burek a close
third.
Scott. for U. s. c., won the mile run.
with Rau of Pomona second and F.
Lorbeer third. The 220-yard dash went
to Joss of Pomona, Martin of u. S. c.
second, Wallace Reed of u. S. c. third
The pole vault event was won by
Richardson of u. S. c. Birdsall of Po-
mona was second and Seward third.
Trotter in the shot put placed the
missile at a distance of AZ feet, beating
his record three inches in the Polytech-
mic high school.
The high jump was won by Murray
a former athlete of Throop institute Of
Pasadena; distance, feet inches.
The broad jump was captured by
Sloane Of Pomona. Goodsell Of u. S. G.
was second and Gillette ran third
Following are the events:
Mile run-scott, U. S. c., won; Rau. Romo-
ma, second; F. Lorbeer, Pomona, third. Time,
4:52 3-5.
1OO-yard dash-sloan. Pomona. won: Trotter.
L. s c., second; Parker, Pomona, third. Time,
10 2-5 seconds.
12O-yard hurdles-Lennox, U. s. c., won;
Burek, U. s C., second; Joos, Pomona, third.
440-yard dash-SIoane, Pomona, won; Rich
ardson, U. S. c.. second; Verge, u. s. c.,
third. Time. 80 2-5 secodns.
220-yard dash-Joos, Pomona, won: Martin,
U. S. G., second; w. Reed U. S. c., third.
Time, "a seconds.
22O-yard hurdles-Parker, Pomona, and Len
nox, L. S. c., tied; Burek, U. S. c., third.
Time, 81 Is seconds
SS0-yard dash-Newmire L. S. c. won: H
Cover. U. S. c.. second; Carver and o. Brien,
Pomona, tied for third.
Two-mile run-Sturgis, Pomona, won; Scott
U. S. C., second; Rau, Pomona third Time.
1904 1-5
Relay won by L. S. c. Time, $40 2-5 Hall,
Richardson. Hinkley, Lennox.
Hammer throw-Burek, L. S. c., won Rich
ardson, L. S. C., second; Hall, Z. S. c., third
Distance, 122 feet IL inches.
Pole Richardson, L. s. c.. won; Bird
sail, Pomona, second; Seward, Uomona, third
Height, 10 feet 4 inches
Shot put-Trotter, L. s. c., won: Hall. ~ s.,
c., second; Murray, U. S. c., third. Distance
AZ feet.
Broad jump-Sloane, Pomona, won; GoodseII.
u: S c., second; Gilett, Pomona, third. Dis
tance, Il feet 31a inches.
Referee-W. A. ReyonIds L. A. Y. NJ c. A.
Starter-Kinter Hamilton, Harvard. Timers
w. L. Robb, J. Bovard. Judges of finish
W. B. Himrod, A. Cooper Chester Lawrence
Judges Of jumps-W. Hatch w c. Mckee
Ted Giessler. Judges of waights-H WilIett
H. Bryant, S. Clark. Announcer and clerk
Ralph Crossman. Marshal-N. Rowley.