Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-25

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versity, and Johnstone, Harvard, tied
for third.
The following men qualified for the
final 1OO-yard dash Drew. South
ern California; knight, Chicago;
smith Michigan; Ncwe, Colby; lnger-
soil Cornell. Best time in heats: 10
seconds, made 10y Drew and lngersoll
Two mile college relay-Maryland
agricultural, 3:37 l-5, Callaudet,
Washington Delaware college,
one mile college relay Colleg" of
the City of New York, 3:33 3-5;
stevens institute, DreNel Philadelphia.
College relay, one Dickinson,
1882 3-5; Catholic university, Man
| haitian.
College relay one mle-Lehigh,
| eel 4-5; Putgers, Lafayette.
College relay, one mile Worcester
Mass. Polytechnic, 3.32 2-5; New
| Yorl; university, Carnegie Technical.
In the iavelin throwing competi-
| tion after Robert L. Nourse of Boise,
! Idaho, wearing the colors of Prince
ton, had broken the collegiate record
of 169 feet, SIT inches by hurting
| the javeln 175 feet, "a inches,
| John l.. Phillips Of Moscow, Idaho, a
| University of Idaho student broke the
new record with a throw Of III feet,
ga inches.
College relay one mile-P Pennsyl-
Vania state, 3:29 l-5; Swarthmore,
| Pittsburgh university.
college relay, one mile-lluly Cross.
1926 As; Naval academy University
Of Virginia.
12O yard hurCle-Fnal- Kelley,
Southern California; Simpson, Mis-
souri,, Hammitt, Pennsylvania State
| Time Is 3-5 seconds.
100 yards dash Final-Won by
Drew, Southern California; second,
Smith, Michigan, third, Knight Chi
cagO; fourth, Howe, Colby, Time, 10
seconds
one mile college relay champion
ship of America-Won by Pennsyl-
Vania; second, HarVard third, Mis-
souri, time 3:1S, breaking the
worlds record of 3:lS Is, made by
NJ w. Shappard, II, Gissng and j.
| NJ. ROsenberger Of the lrsh-Ameri-
cans in 1911.
The Pennsylvania team was made
! up of Kaufman, Lockwood, Lippn-
colt and Meredith. Meredith ran the
last quarter in As 2-5 seconds
The Harvard time was 3:19 3-5.
| The team ran this order: Tower,
| Teschner. Wilcox and Bingham.
Missouri was dIstanCed.
ShOt-put won by MaXfield, Lafay-
cite, Al feet, II inches; second, Roos,
Yale, A feet 10 II inches third,
! Richards, Cornell, 4} feet ii inches;
! fourth, McCutcheon, Cornell, 43 feet,
3-4 inches.
Four mile college relay champion
| ship Of Amcrica-WOn 10y Cornell
second, Michigan; third, Wisconsin.
Time, 1907 3-5.
Broad jump - Won by James,
Northwestern, distance % feet, 6 IL
inches; second, Graham, Columbia; 4;
third, Rowley, Pennsylvania.
| Disc throw - Won by Bachman Of
Notre Dame, 1877 feet, 7 inches; sec
ond, Dorizas, Pennsylvania; third,
McCutcheon, Cornell
Pole vault-Foss, Cornell and Neu-
stetter, Pennsylvania, tied for first
place at II feet, . inches. on try
for 3 feet, Foss sprained his wrist
and he and Newsletter will toss
/ later for the place. Thirteen rlan tied
| at IL feet, 9 inches for third place.
N'Thcy were: Armstrong, Navy; Porter.
/ field, Frankling and Marshall: Floyd
Missouri; Van Kennen, Cornell; Will
/ son, Michigan; Curtis, Syracuse Car
| ter, Yale; Camp, Harvard; Haydock,
| Harvard; Greeley, Harvard; Baker,
| Princeton; Sewall. Pennsylvania.
| 1t was later announced that in veri-
! flying the height the tape was one
| inch short and that the actual vault
of Foss and Newsletter was ~ feet,
10 inches. Each will receive a first
prize.
Two mile college relay champion
ship of AmerIca-Princeton Chicago,
! Yale Time, minutes, 55 3-j Sec
onds
one mile freshmen college relay
championship of America - Yale,
! Pennsylvania, Columbia. Time, 3:2S.
One mile preparatory school relay
championship Of America MERGERS
burg, Exeter. Two started. Time,
3:2S 40.
Smith of Mercersburg ran the last
quarter in 40 3-5 seconds.
one mile high school relay cham
pionship of ca-Washington, ID.
| c, Central, Brooklyn Manual Train
ing, Morris High, New York. Time
3:34.