The log cabin Democrat., 1914-05-07
CONWAY COLLEGES
 ARE ALL YICTORS
HENDRIX ATHLETES WIN
TRACK MEET, WHILE CENTRAL AND NORMAL EXCEL IN CON-
 TESTS AT PINE BLUFF.
from Monday's Uany

from Monday. Uany
 Flushed with the greatest victory ever won by Conway institutions, 200 tired but happy representatives of Conway's three collegiate institutions returned from the state meet at Pine Bluff at 3:30 o'clock Sunday morning bringing with them the trophies of their success in the various contests.
 For the first time in her history Hendrix College won the annual ath- letic meet. Several times before the orange and black had lost by an eye lash, but this year the victory was decisive, the college rolling up a total of 80 points to 62 for Henderson Brown, the nearest competitor. Not only was the title thus easily won, but Wilson of Hendrix captured the individual athletic honors and the Hendrix team won the relay race, the most coveted victory of any of the events. Wilson's speed on the track was a big factor in the Hendrix vic tory He established new record on the 88O yard run, won the one mile and the two mile runs and finished second in the 120 yard hurdles.
 Hendrix also won the oratorical contest, J. J. Harrison being victori- ous over J. w. Chidester, Henderson Browns representative. MT. Har- rison's subject was "The Warrior of the Broken Sword" and his oration has been declared the most eloquent ever delivered by a Hendrix represen- tative.
 In the intercollegiate debate, the Thompson gaining the decision over w. R. Stephenson, the Hendrix rep resentative. With team of only six men, the Normal gained five points in the college track events.
 In the collegiate contests, represen- tatives of Central College distinguish ed themselves by winning two firsts and one second place. Miss Vashti King won the reading contest, Miss Jane Cammack the voice contest and Miss Dean Bain second place in the college piano contest.
 Five thousand people witnessed the athletic events, which were held m Pine Bluffs new stadium, just com pleted a cost of 25,O0O.
 Little Rock defeated Fort Smith in the high school track meet by a close score of A to AZ, Portland coming third with 29 points.
 The standing of the college teams was as follows:
 Hendrix, Conway, 80 Henderson-Brown, Philadelphia, 62 Jonesboro Aggies, 10.
 State Normal, Conway, 5.
 Arkansas Conference, Si o m Springs, 2.
 Following are the official results of the track meet:
 COLLEGE DIVISION.
 100 yard dash-First, Watson, Her. derson, time, 10 2-5 seconds; second, Legg, Hendrix; third Norman, Hen drix; fourth, Croswell, Henderson.
 12O yard hurdle-First, Allbaugh, Henderson, IT 2-5 seconds; second, Wilson, Hendrix; third, Bishop, Hen drix; fourth, Turrentine, Henderson.
 S8O yard run-First, Wilson, Hen drix, 2 minutes, 5 seconds; second, Croswell, Henderson; third, Bishop, Hendrix; fourth, Harris, State Nor mal
 44O yard dash-First, Watson, Hen- derson, 52 1-5 seconds; second Holmes, Hendrix; third, Allbaugh, Henderson; fourth, Harton, Hendrix. 22O yard hurdle-First, Legg, Hen drix, 2S 1-5 seconds; second, Moore, Henderson; third, Allbaugh, Tender son; fourth, Harton, Hendrix. Two. mile run-First, Wilson, Hen drix, II minutes 5 4-5 seconds; second Bishop, Hendrix; third, Page, Hen derson; fourth, Shannon, Arkansas ] Conference,
 One mile run-First, Wilson, Hen drix, minutes 2 3-5 seconds; sec ond, Purkins, Hendrix; third, Page, Henderson; fourth Graham, Tender son.
 22O yard dash-First, Watson, Hen derson, 24 seconds; second, Legg, Hendrix; third, Moore, Henderson,; fourth, Whitten, State Normal. One mile relay-First, Hendrix, 5 minutes, 33 3-5 seconds; second, Hen derson.
 Pole vault-First, Rogers of Hen drix and Turrentine of Henderson tied, 10 feet ? inches; third, Woods, Henderson; fourth, Brice of Arkan- sas Conference.
 Shotput-First, Mccormack, Hen drix, 33 feet 10 1-2 inches; second, Moore, Henderson; third, Holmes, Handriv. fourth HammOns, Jones'