The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-05-26
MISSOURI RUNS
away WITH meet
Worlds intercollegiate Records NJ
IN Danger at Missouri Valley
Conference Meet
Saturday.
NEVER m DANGER
Meet i Fastest Ever staged BY N
Conference but Missouri
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DES MONIES. May 25.-FrtIu,
with world intercollegiate records
and setting new Missouri VALLEY
marks to shoot at. the Missouri Uni
versity aggregation with COZ poipn
almost tripied the points made "
their nearest competitors in bs
fifth annual track meet of the Mia
souri, Valley conference this aftsr,
noon at Drake stadium.
Nebraska pulled into second place
with 81 ID points by winning tina
two relay events, the only firsts TAX.
en- by the Cornshuskers during the
meet Kansas was unable to win
first but piled up is 1-6 points with
seconds and thirds closely pushed
by Ames for third place with II ii
points.
While the meet vas the fastest
ever staged BY the conference, itTss
also the most one-sided. Missuui
was never In danger.
Seven conference records suffered
The high hurdles were turned for
record Of is rs, just fifth Of i
second slower than the worlds marx
by Nicholson of Missouri and Der.
fnond, his team mate, stepped the
half in l 81 flat, two and one-fifth sec
onds slower than the worlds inter.
collegiate mark.
The records broken were the mile,
high hurdles, half mile, mile relay
half mile relay, discus and high
jump.
The standing Of the colleges:
Missouri-601s; Drake 10 1-6; Annes
AZ 2-3; Nebraska, u 20. Kansss
rs 1-6: Grinnell, 8 Ia; Coe 15 i-s;
Morningside, ~ Des Moines, B..
Simpson, 2.
The summarizes:
Mile run Farquahar (Ames) first;
Anderson (Nebraska) second; o.
borne fsimpsoh) third; Patterson
(Kansas) fourth. Time 4:22 2-5. Old
record, 1925.
&. 100-yard dash Wilson Goes first.
Stuckey tkansas) second; Stahl,
(Drake) third. Time 10 flat.
120-yard high hurdles Nicholson
(MisEouri) first: Hase tKansas) SEQ
ond; Stuckard (Coe) third: Perry
(Kansas) fourth. Time :15 2-5.
440.yRrd run Bermond (Missouril
first; Stahl CDrake) second Beaver
(Nebraska) third: knobel (Missouril
fourth. Time 81.
220-yard hurdles Kirkby (Mls.
souri) nrst: Stunkard fAmes) SEQ
and: Thatcher (Missouri third; 81
mons tDrake) fourth. Time rs As.
Discus throw-Thatcher (Missourl
first; Vincent (Ames) second; Anders
son fMissouri) third; Simons (Drakel
fourth. Distance 126 feet, 5A inches
Old record, 126 feet, four inches
22O-yard dash Wilson (Coe); Che
istmer (Nebraska); Kirkby (MisI
souri); stuckey tKansas). Tins
/ % Is.
Half mile--Bermond, (Missouri);
Montgomery tMorningside); Mac
Gowan (Nebraska) and Manigan 81
Anes tied for third. Time 1:Sl
New conference record. Two and one
/ fifths seconds slower than the worldi|
intercollegiate record.
| Mile relay Nebraska, Washing
ten. Ames. Missouri Time 1927
Old record 3:27 As.
Shot put Thatcher. (Missourll,l
Holbert (Morningside) and Hopper
Ames tied for second; Nelson WAS
inston) third. Distance 3s:1H.
Running broad jump Nicholsoi
! (Missouri); Wilson KANSAS; Blai'|
(Grinnell); Woodbury. kansas; dt
/ lance 20:10 IL.
Two mile -wickham lMs|
souri); Durry tDes Moines); Patter|
son (Kansasl. Time 9:55 Is.
| Pole vault Lambert (Washingtonl,
| Glass (Amesl and Talbot (Missoufil
tied for second; Roe tDrake) sml'a|
| (Ames): Reeves (Nebraska); Russen|
! (Nebraska); Craner tKansas) any
zeerink (Coe), tied for third. Heisa'|
IL feet, 4 inches.
Half mile relay--Nebraska, Drahs|
Ames. Time 1:ss Is. New record
Running high jump Nicholson
(Missouri); French (Kansas)' Hs W.
| ings (Nebraska) and Jones tGrinneu'|
tied for third. Height s feet, 1ls4 q
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