Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-03
FOUR WORLD RECORDS
SMASHED TO PIECES
AT CORVALLIS MEET
0. A. c. Wins Big Western
Championship Event---Ore-
gOn Is Second

! oregon Agricultural COlleEe, CuTNlI-
lis, Ore, April 3.-Four worlds indoor
records were smashed TO smithercens
Saturday, three of them by the versatile
Fred Kelly Of the Los Angeles Ath-
letic club, and the fourth by Harry
Cole of Oregon Agricultural college, N
the big far western championship N
door meet held in the local armory.
Oregon Aggies captured premier honors,
the Orange and Black track stars gath
ering a total of 40 points. Bill Hay
ward 3 University of Oregon athletes
took second place with 30 points, just
nosing out the Los Angeles Athletic
club, which finished third with total
Of 90 points
Mutnomah club finished fourth with
score of 20.
Other teams finished in the following
order: University of Southern Califor-
mia, l3; University of Idaho, s; vii
lamette university 6; Columbia miver-
sity, Portland, 3; Olympic club, Saa
Francisco, 5; and unattached, . points.
Kelly Fairy Flew. =.
Kelly clipped one-fifth of a second
off of the worlds indoor record in
the go, negotiating the distance in
90 seconds flat. The handsome Cali
fornian fairly flew around the dirt
oval. Kadderly, previous title holder
of the record in this event, finished
second.
Half Mile Race Feature
The feature race was the half mile,
in which Coleman cf o. A. c. nosed
out Beebe of L. 5. C. Beebe led all
the way until the last 30 yards, when
the speedy Aggie athlete passed his
veteran rival His time of , minutes
and 4.5 seconds equals the coast in
door meet two years ago.
The dope was again upset in the
40 ward dash where Kadderly of O.
\. C. and Sloman of the Olympic club,
national champion. were matched
against each other among field of
six other aspirants Sloman was
slated to win this race, but the Aggie
greyhound with Is foot lead from
almost the very start. proved too
much for the Californian wonder and
breasted the tape with so feet to
spare. His time of 81 seconds flat
was not as fast as the time he es-
tablished in the northwest conference
meet last year of 80 Is.
Summary OF rTents.
81 yards-Kelly. L. \. \. c.. Ford,
Willamette; Small willamette; Nor
rison, Idaho. s Is seconds. !
SSO-Coleman O.lA. c.; Beebe, [. S.
c.: Atkinson. Oregou- Montague, Ore
gon. 2:00 4-5.
Shot-Bagnarl. 7. \. \. c.. As feet
II inches; Casey. O. A. c.. 40 feet II
inches; Philbrook, VI. 4. A. c.. 40 feet
Z II inches; Johnson, unattached, 81
( feet i inches
so High Huriles-Kelly. /. 4. A. c..
Thompson. L. ;. c.; Muirhead Ore
gon; Radcliffe, Straughn, Corvallis. lC
seconds.
NGile-Dewey Nutnomoh; Tillery.
unattached: Beding, Oregon; Crippen
! L. S. C. 4:3S Is.
Pole Vaut-Fec, Oregon, 10 feet 3-4
inch; Sutherland. o. A. c., 10 feet 10
81 inches.
40 yard-Kadderly. o. A. c.: Slo-
man, Olympic; Staub, Oregon; Wilson,
Oregon 81 seconds.
Five mile-Bostwick, Oregon; Lucas
O. A. C. p minutes Al seconds.
High iump-Muirhead Oregon; J.
Murphy, Columbia; Magone, NJ, A. A
c.; Thompson, L. $. c., 6 feet Ia
inches.
220 low hurdles Hummel, NJ. A. A.
G.; Damon, o. A. c.; Thompson, L. S.
| C. % %.
900 yard-Kclly, l.. A. A. c.; Kad-
derby, o. A. c.; Sam Morrison, Idaho;
Betty, Idaho. 43 seconds flat
Discus-Colc, 0. A. c., 1873 feet rs
inches; Philbrook, NJ. A. G., l27 feet
s inches; Bagnard, L. A. A. c., ll6 feet
3 inches; Lommasen, Idaho, ll2 feet 3.5
inch.
Mile relay-Dutton. Anderson, Cole
man, Kaddcrly, o. A. c., 3,42; Morrison
Dngle, Betty Parr, Idaho.
Broad jump-Kclly. L. A. A. c., 2O:62
feet; Thompson, L. S. c., 20;6O feet;
Bagnard, l., A. A. c., 20:1l feet; Hum
mel, NJ A, A, c., 2O:U9 feet
Javelin--Fee, Oregon, 164 feet II
inches Damon, o. A. c., 100 feet >
inches; Hummel, NJ. A. 4. c., l57 feet
inches; Brown Willamette, l49 feet
3 Ia inches
am N M NJ 49,