Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-03-15
STANFORD WON TRACK
MEET By Il TO II
Southern Californian Athletes Not
Fast Enough--Scott Clears IL
Feet 8 Inches in Pole Vault.

University won the annual dual
track and field meet from the Uni-
yersity OF Southern California ath-
letes ON Bovard field this afternoon
by the score of "a to AZ.
The meet proved to be the sensa-
ton Of the 1910 track season on the
coast and was featured by the es-
tab ishing Of new Pacific Coast and
United States record in the pole vault
by Captain l.. Scott OF the Stanford
team. who cleared the bar at u feet
6 inches. The former American rec
ord was held by w. r. Dray Of Yale
at IL feet 5M inches. As Scott had
little trouble in clearing the bar at
~ feet 6 inches, the big crowd kept
clamoring that he try for the worlds
record of IL feet 9h inches. But
Dad" Moulton announced that Scott
had strained a ligament In his leg
at one of the take offs" and was
unit to try for the record.
Harry Trotter OF the U. s. c.. de-
feated Hortin OF Stanford in the shot
put and established new Southern
California record OF A. feet 10 in
ches.
A. johnson Of Stanford negotiat-
ed the half mile In 2 minutes 2-5
seconds, the fastest time ever run
on a Southern track.
Stanford got ten first places, sew
en- second places and seven third
places. The Methodists secured four
first, six seconds and six third
places.
Mile run--Porter. Stanford. won;
Hall, U. s. c.. second; Newman,
Stanford. third. Time. 4:35 3-5.
l00-yard dash-Troop. U. 8. c..
won; Coleman, Stanford. second;
Smithrun. Stanford, third. Time. 10
seconds.
120-yard hurdles--Lennox. u. 8.
c.. won: Baker. Stanford disquali-
fed for knocking down three hur-
dies. ~
440.yard dash--Wyman, Stanford,
won; stolz. stanford. second: Hill,
U, 8. c.. third. Time, :53 90 sec
onds.
Two mile run-Newman, Stanford
won; Wheelan, U. 8. c., second
rempleton. Stanford. third. Zone.
quarter Of 8 mile short) Time
stl0 Al. 49,. as.t.---@s. is,as-s. -..As.->.l.
I 220-yard dsstr--aTroop. q. g. G.
and Coleman. Standardized for frst;
Bmithrun, Stanford, third. Time
:22 2-5.
220-yard low hurdle-Lennox. U
8. c.. won; Slime. Y. 8. c., second
Kern. Stanford. third. Time. :2t
Us.
SS0-yard dash--A. johnson. Stan
ford. won; Walton. U. 8. c.. sec.
ond: Cover. u. s. c., third. Time
2:O1 3 Is.
Relay race-won by Stanford
with Stols, smithrun, Wyman and
Coleman running. Time. 1875 2-5.
Hammer throw-Wooley, Stan
ford. won; Horton. Stanford. sec
ond: Richardson, U. 8. c.. third
Distance. 1870 feet.
High jump--Horine. Stanford
won; Argr bfite. Stanford second
Earl and Walburg. U. 8. c.. tied To-
bird. Height, 6 feet IN inches.
Sh0t-put-Trotter. U. s. c.. won
Horton. Stanford. second: Wooley
Stanford, third. Distance, 40 fee
10 inches.
| Broad jump-Bellah. Stanford
won; Argabrite, Stanford. second
Gibbs. U. 8. c., third. Distance. q
feet Y inch.
| Pole vault-Scott. Stanford. won
Richardson. U. 8. c., second; Bel
lah. Stanford. third. Height ~ fee
l5 inches.
| The ofiicials were: Starter. Kinte
Hamilton; clerk OF course, Ralpl
crossman; Judges Of finish. w. Lac
ger. T. Knoles. Herbert Brown; tim
ers. w. Bovard. r. Noble. Cheste
Lawrence; judges OF weights. Phil
lips and Skinner; Judges Of jumps
Il. Paulin, II. Welletts.
q q .
Fl An unsigned communication ma
been received by the Sporting editC
and In Il the writer makes certain con
9laints about the alleged unfair wa
the st. Louis College athletes al
reated In regard to track meets. ct
II the writer will sign his name Ii
etter will be published and common
I'd upon. The charges made are &c
4 serious to print without knowing WI
Is responsible for them.
I'll q q q
II That good sport Jack Scully invit,
III his sporting friends to drop In an
Y lssist In the opening OF his new hou,
IN Hotel street. Two o'clock on Il
afternoon OF Saint Patrick's Day
d he hour set for the opening OF the fe
i iyities. Anyone who may have bee
Z overlooked In the issuing OF Invitation
n 8 requested to drop In all the sam,
q everybody will be welcome Erin
Bragh; Faugh-a-ballagh.
ell q q q
ri The idea OF a Territorial Fair is b
II Ing revived, and It may come abo
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