The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-26
FIRST PLACE TO AGGIES
They Win in Eighth Annual Intercol-
legiate Athletic Meet.

The Kansas State Agricultural col
lege took first place by long margin
| in the eighth annualSmeet e the Kan
sas Intercollegiate Athletic association
which came to a close late Saturday.
The Aggies had 561a points to their
credit, while their closest opponents
the representatives from Southwestern,
were awarded but 321z points.
The points credited to the other COM
peting aggregationS were: Baker, 29a4;
Pittsburg manual training normal, ID;
Normal of Emporia. 10; College of EN-
poria, 90; Washburn, B; Bethany,
Lindsborg, 4: Paramount. 21s: Cooper,
Sterling, 2.
Three state records were lowered by
athletes who formerly held the respec-
tive records. Several other records were
endangered. Martin of Baker, lowered
his previous record in the 120 yard hur-
die two-fifths of a second by covering
the distance in Is is seconds. Horn,
also of Baker, slipped l 80 seconds off
his former record for. the half mile run.
His time was 2:0312. Ziegler, of South
western college, threw the javelin
feet in advance of the former record
which he held. The distance was 154
feet and inches. Robinson of South
western ties the state pole vault record
by clearing the bar at IL feet. AS
mentioned in Saturdays issue of the
State Journal McGinnis, of the Pitts
burg Manual Training normal tied the
state record in a preliminary heat of
the 220-yard dash.
Hutto, the star captain of the Aggie
track team, did the best all around SEN
satlonal work of any man. He won
total of ID points for his team, winning
two first and one second place. He was
the hero of the one and two mile races
which were the most exciting events of
the meet.
The meet next year will be at EN-
poria under the auspices of the state
normal school, This was decided at a
meeting of the Kansas intercollegiate
Athletic association held Saturday night
at the Commercial club quarters.
Officers chosen for the ensuing year
were: DR.. c. S. Parmenter. Baker, pres
ident; Prof: G. A. Crispin, normal,
secretary treasurer.
Results of meet:
Track Events.
00-Yard Dash-F'irst, McGinnis. Nor
NAL Training; second, Gates, K. S. A.
c.; third, Parker, Baker; fourth, Ran
dali, Southwestern Time-1O 4-5 sec
onds.
1-Mile Run-First, dutto, K. S. A. c.:
second. Collins, K S. A. G.; third.
Merry, Baker fourth, Dressler. c. of
E. Time-4:51 2-5.
12O-Yard High Hurdles-First. Mar
tin, Baker; second, WEIGH, K. S. A c.;
third. Young, X. S. A. c.; fourth,
Hodges, Southwestern. Time Is is
seconds. a new state record
440-Yard Dash-F'irst, Gates, K. S. A.
C.; second, Martin, Baker; third. Kir-
by. Baker; fourth, G. D. NJ. Jones, K.
S. A. c. Time-52 seconds.
220-Yard Low Hurdles-First. Parker.
Baker; second, Root. K. S. A. c.; third.
WEIGH, K. S. A. c.; fourth, James, Nor
NAL Time-26 Is seconds.
SSO-Y Run-F'irst, Horn, Baker;
second, Hutto, K. S. A. c.. third, Red
man, Baker; fourth, Van Camper. Nor
NAL. Time-2:03 1-5 new state rec
ord.
22oYard Dash-First. McGinnis
Manual Training Normal; second
Hancock, K. S. A. c.; third. Nichols,
Normal; fourth Randall, Southwest
ern. Time-22 As seconds.
2-Mile Run-First Hutto. K A.C.
second, Mileham. Baker; third, Stewart,
Cooper; fourth. Collins, K S. A. C.
Time-10:45 3-5
Mile Relay-First K. s. A. CT sec
c. of E. Time-3:34.
Field Events.
16-pound Shotput-Ffrst Marble. K. s.
A; second, Leakley, Southwestern; third. |
Washburn. Distances feet. ga inches
Discus Throw-Ffrst, Stone, K S. A. C.:
second, Leakley, Southwestern; third, |
Washburn. Distance-112 feet, inches |
Pole Vault-First Robinson, Southwest
ern; second and third tie between Hin |
man OF Paramount, and Young, K. s. A |
c.; fourth. Pomeroy, Manual Training
Normal. Height-11 feet, ties state record |
Javelin Throw-Ffrst, ziegler, South |
western. 154 feet, 5 inches; second Ny |
strom, Bethany; third, Stortz c. of E;
fourth, Christensen, Bethany.
High Jump-First, Polk, C. of E.: sec
ond, Ditmors Normal; tied for third and |
fourth, McMillon of Baker, Hartwig of |
c. of E., and Hodges and Leakley of |
Southwestern. Heights feet. 51h inches |
Broad Jump-First, Randall, Southwest
ern; second. Hodges, Southwestern; third !
Pomeroy. Manual Training Normal; |
fourth, McCafferty, Washburn.