The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-05
CAPTURED FIRST IN WESTERN
CONFERENCE CONTEST AT
uRBANA YESTERDAY.
FIVE RECORDS BROKEN
Leland Stanford Was Seeond--Chi
cago Third--caIifornia and ILL.,
nois Tied For Fourth
The Summaries.

Urbana ILL.,, June Notre Dame
won the Intercollegiate Conference
Athletic Association annual track and
field meet with 20 points today, after
one of the greatest contests in the
history of he even. Leland Stanford
came second with II, and Chicago
nosed out Illinois and California for
third, with rs. Illinois tied for fourth
with California at II points.
Following are the scores of other
colleges:
Washington State, 10; Oberlin TO-
Wisconsin 8; Minnesota 5; Kansas 5;
Iowa 81 Colorado College 3 Western
2; Miami l. South Dakota /. 1t was
the first time the championship has
ever been won by non-conferentg
college, and the winners had a well
balanced team and won easily.
Five new college records were es-
tablished. old marks being smashed
In the quarter mile, half mile, one
mile, 22o yard hurdles and high jump.
Davenport was the star in the record
smashing with marks Of As As in the
40, and 1856 As in the $50, Follow
ing are the new records established
Mile rum Baker, Oberlin. New
record i:2o 4-5; old record 4.25.
44o yard--Davenport Chicago. New
record As as; old record 40 As.
81
Dame. New record "a IS; old record
:25.
Half mile run~-Dayenport, Chicago
New record t56 Is; old record
/: 81 2-5.
Running high jump French, Kan
sas. New record #. 3s In. old
record ) #. If inches.
Philbrook, of Notre Dame, won tho
medal for The highest individual
scores, with eleven points.
The mile run resulted in a heart
breaking finish between Baker of
Oberln. and Dohmen, of Wisconsin,
the former winning by six inches.
The remarkable time of 1920 is broke
the old record Of 4;25. made by Light
body, of Chicago, in 1905 Dohman
set the pace nearly all the way but
Baker was close up all the time. On
the last lap Baker let out a bit and
passed Dohmen on the last turn. They
ran neck and neck down the stretch.
Dohman made game effort, but it
was too much and he fell across the
line second. Baker was fresh at the
finish.
Warman and Stolz were fast enough
in the last half mile to win the relay
race for Leland Stanford Chicago,
minus the services of Davenport beat
Illinois for second after a hard fight
Summaries.
Mile run-Baker, Oberlin, first;
Dohmen, Wisconsin,; steers, Notre
Dame. Time 4;20 As.
440 yard run--Davenport, Chicago,
won; Wayman, Leland Stanford;
Stolz, Leland Stanford, Time AS 4-5
100 yard dash--Nelson, Washington
State; Wasson, Notrc Dame; Mccoy,
Miami Time 10 Is.
Discus throw-Philbrook, Notre
Dame, won; Alderman, Iowa; Port
man, Western Reserve. Distance 1874
feet 61a inches
Shot put--Philbrook; Frank, Mime
sofa; Spring, Illinois. Distance AZ
feet 6 inches.
Half mile run Davenport won;
Jardine. Colorado College; Hull; MIN
nesota. Time 1866 3-5.
Two mile run Baker, of Oberlin,
won; East. Illinois Dana. Notre
Dame. $50.
120- yard hurdles Edward, Calf.
Gardiner, Purdue; Donald, California.
Time rs f-5.
go yard dash-NeIson, Washington
State; Richard, Wisconsin; Hill, Min
nesota. :21 As.
220 yard hurdles--Fletcher Notre|
Dame, won; Edwards, California;
Barney, Notre Dame. Time :25 Is.
Pole vault Murphy, ILL.,, u it, Az
inches; Jones, of Illinois and Bellah,
of Leland Stanford, tied for second
place
Running high jump French, Kan
sas; Adams, Wisconsin, Philbrook.
six feet "a inches
Running broad jump Wasson.
Notre Dame, won; KKretzinger, Cali
tornia Bellah. Leland Stanford. Dis
tance 20 feet II inches.
Hammer throw-'Wooley Leland
Stanford, 139 it. in; Dimmock No
re Dame; Goddard. South Dakota,
tied at 134 feet inches for second
Relay race-Leland Stanford won;
Chicago, second; Illinois, third. Time
3:23 lis.