The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-13
ENGINEERS, THANKS TO "MOOSE'
GRIFFITH, WIN FIRST DE-
PARTMENTAL MEET.
0WSLEY IS NOT IN FORM
Captain Runs Third in Hundred and
Fourth in 220-Lansing Beats the
Champion Jumper With Mediocre
l~eap-Track Slow.

The sensational work of a dark
hcrse-Bull Moose, to be exact-and
the reversal of form shown by Cap
tain oWsley ave the first annual in
ter-department meet, held at the uni
vcrsity yesterday, to the Engineers,
looked upon as least likely Of the
three teams. Moose" Griffith was
the bright sta of the boilermakers,
his double victory in the shot put and
the discus hurl gave the engineers 4
lead of two points over the Lit stu
dents, whose score didn't size accord
ing to the dope. Captain ONsley,
winner of the individual champion
snip in the meet with the Aggies last
Year, star Splinter and holder of the
state broad jump record. scored only
IL points; the dopesters had him
scheduled to tally Y at the very least.
OWsley won third in the century dash
by an inch, ran fourth in the 220. took
third in the high jump, shot put and
discus hurl and second in the broad
Jump. Lansing beat the holder of the
STATE broad jump record with a leap
of only 10 feet I inches. The captain
was not up to form yesterday, though
he has been training hard and faith
fully. He had an off day; that's the
only answer.
The meet itself was interesting
more because it was the first of the
season han for any other reason.
There wasn't much pepper in the af-
falr and the track wa in fearful con-
dltlon. Some of the races were close
ana exciting md +ha Shnuri,,, "a, l, H.,
the men must have convinced all of
the fairly large audience that the
varsity will be strong this spring.
Aside from these inspirations the
meet was not very exciting. The mile,
tWo-mlle, pole vault and hammer
throw We're not on the program. Coach
MUSTANG. didn't think the men in con-
dltlon for distance running and cut
the long races off the list.
Time was not taken on any of the
races, but the men showed good form.
Brown, as was expected, won the cen
tury dash hands down. He is u pretty
runner and will not have much trouble
with the Farmers this spring. Ows-
ley was expected to win the 22O and
IS really the best man in that event
thoueh he didn't show his old-time
speed yesterday.
Following are the detailed results of
yesterdays meet;
loO-yard dash-BroWn Uayy, first;
Molcholr (iD, second; OWslcy Oity,
third.
44o-yard dash - Wiedman Oaw),
first; Schroeder lit), second; Hump-
hreys Qaw), third.
Shot put-Griftith teng.), first:
Craighead uaw), second; OwsIey,
Qiu, third; distance, IS feet, & "a
inches.
Low hurdles-Brown (law), first;
Lansing (eng.), second; Thurstou
(enS.), third.
High jump-Wolfe UiU, first:
sihead (ens,), second; Owsley, Qity,
third. Height, 5 feet.
Half mile-Darrow (cng.), first:
kuphal tens.), second; Buslla Qit),
third.
Discus hurl-Griffith (cng.). first,
OaW), second; ONvsley Qit).
third. Distance, 105 feet, . inches.
Broad jump-Lansing teng), first;
o"siey tit), second; Day (eng.),
h1rd. Distance, - feet I inches.
22O-yard dash-Molchior otto. first
Stanley (Iip, second; Wiedman Naw).
third.
Totals-Engineers, 81; Liberal Arts,
y; Law, %.