The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-05-12
v. S. C. WON TRACK
MEET SATURDAY
IDAHO LOST TO PULLMAN BY
SCORE OF 79 TO 52-IRVING
STAR OF MEET

University of Idaho lost the track
meet Saturday to w. S. c. by a score
of 79 for pullman to 81 for Idaho.
This was surprise to all as it had
been believed that Idaho would win.
But luck was against the Idaho boys
and Pullman took the honors. The
detailed report of the events follows:
PULLMAN. - Upsetting all ad-
vance dope, Washington State Col
lege won the dual track meet from
Idaho university Saturday afternoon,
scoring 70 points to 81. Jenne low
cred the college record in the pole
vault when he went over the bar at
12 feet 1-2 inch, after winning the
event at 10 feet. Jenne made an at
tempt to clear the bar at II feet 3
inches and missed only by an eye
lash. ''Grub" McCroskey came with
in three feet of the college record on
the javelin when he heaved the spear
1872 feet. This heave, however, was
good for only second place.
Howell Surprises.
The performance of Levi Sutton in
the sprints was the sensation of the
meet. Sutton crowded the speedy
Richmond of Idaho in both the 100
and 220, finishing only inches behind.
Howell sprang surprise when he
grabbed the high hurdles for W. S. c..
and took second in the low sticks.
The low hurdle race was one of the
prettiest of the day. Moe of Idaho
and Howell of w. S. G. running on
even terms until the final sprint,
when Moe, with burst of speed that
brought the spectators to their feet,
took the lead and won by inches.
Irving Star Of Meet.
Irving, Idaho's star weight man,
was high point winner for the meet,
taking two firsts and third for IL
points. Jenne of w. S. c., only half
a point behind, took two firsts and
divided another with Howell.
The meet was run through in rec
ord time and all of the races were
sensational with close finishes.
"Jit" Smith furnished thrill for
the crowd when he dashed the last
100 yards in the two-mile grind, al
though his closest rival was several
rods behind. The w. S. G. long-dis-
tance man logged through the race
and could have clipped many seconds
from his record had he exerted him
sel9.
The Summary:
1OO-yard Richmond, Idaho,
first; Sutton, w. S. c., second; Moe,
Idaho, third; time 1872.
Ratchford and Phillips, w. S.
c., tied for first and second; Smith,
w. S. C. third; time 4:46.
33O-yard -McCallie, Idaho,
first; Parker, w. S. c., second; Calder,
w. S. c., third; time, 50.4.
120-yard hurdles-Howell, w. S. c.,
first; Howard, Idaho, second; Hanson,
w. S. c., third: time 1872.
22O-yard Richmond, Idaho,
first; Sutton, w. S. c., second;
Thompson, Idaho, third: time, %.
88O-yard Ratchford, w. S. c.,
first; Phillips, W. S. c., second; Nc
yallie, Idaho, third: time, 2:O3 1-5.
22O-yard hurdles-Moe, Idaho, first;
w. S. c., second; Perrine,
Idaho, third: time, 25:4.
Two-mile Smith, w. S. c., first;
Phillips, w. S. c., second; jackson,
Idaho, third: time, 10:26:1.
Pole vault-Jenne, w. S. c., first; |
Baker, w. S. c., second; Romig, Ida
10, third height, 10 feet.
Irving Wins Shot Put. :
Shot-Irving, Idaho, first; Perrine,
Idaho, second; King, w. S. c., third.
feet 81 inches.
High jump-Howell and Jenne, w.
5. c., tied for first; Burke, Idaho,
;hird. Heights feet inches.
Discus King, w. S. G., first; Irv
ng, Idaho, second; Pearson, Idaho,
;hird. Distance-119 feet 2 inches.
Broad jump-Jenne, w. S. c., first;
9errine, Idaho, second; Moe, Idaho,
;hird. Distance-21 feet 81 inches.
Javelin- Irving, Idaho, first; Nc
Jroskey, w. S. c., second; Perrine,
IDAHO, third Distance-165 feet
nches.
Conceded to w. S. c.