The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-22
BREAK THREE STATE RECORDS
Southwestern Takes Track Meet
Washburn Is Fourth

Southwestern carried away the
state track championship in the an
nual conference meet held Friday at
Emporia, with a total of Al points.
Three state records were broken.
Wolgast of Ottawa was high man with
12H points and Castor of Southwest
ern second with IL points.
Ottawa placed second in the meet
with 20 points; Pittsburg third, with
2515; Washburn fourth, with 10;
Baker fifth, with 1715; Friends sixth,
with II u; College of Emporia sew
enth, with 8 Il Kansas Normal eighth,
with SIS; Bethany, ninth, with 5;
Bethel tenth, with l.
Rogers, Washburn distance star,
clipped a second off the mile record.
stepping the distance in minutes,
33 2-5 seconds. Hutte, Kansas Aggies.
formerly held the record. Wiley of
Friends hurled the discus 129 feet 8
inches, breaking by inches the rec
Alyea, Pittsburg. finished the 120yard
hurdles in I 5 3-5 seconds. breaking the
record of 6 seconds held by Lockman,
State Normal.
The work of johnson won the relay
for College of Emporia
1Oo-yard dash-wolgast. Ottawa, first;
Grant, C. of f., second; OFT, Ottawa, third
Sweat, Pittsburg, fourth. Time, % %
Quarter mile-Keys, Southwestern, first
Sweat. Pittsburg, second: Cedarholm,
bethany. third: Pankratz, Bethel, fourth.
Half miIe-Welburn. Baker. first; Rog-
ers, Wash5urn. second; Thomas; wash
burn, third; Smith. Friends, fourth. Time,
> minutes, > SO seconds.
Mile run-Rogers, Washburn, first; Rog-
ers, Ottawa, second: Hamilton, Washburn,
third; Thomas; Southwestern, fourth. Time,
emile run-Storms, Baker. first; Rogers,
Ottawa, second; Gales, Washburn, third ;
Parsley, Southwestern, fourth. Time, 1O
minutes :3 30 seconds.
120yard high hurdles-H. Alyea, Pitts
burg, first; Keys, Southwestern. second
Caster, Southwestern, third; Davis, Ottawa,
fourth. Time, 10 SO seconds.
220-yard low hurdes-Caster, Southwest
frn fiEst Ayea PftsRVTf second End
poria Normals, fourth. Time, 26 So sec
onds.
Wolgast, Ottawa, tied for first; Cochran,
Ottawa, and Lance, Pittsburg, tied for
third; Height, II feet inches
Southwestern, second; Blevins, Washburn,
third; Scott, Pittsburg, fourth. Distance
Javelin-Gardner. Southwestern, first
Wykoff. Washburn, second; Smith, Pitts
burg, third; Dillinger, Baker, fourth. Dis
lance, 154 feet 10 inches.
Discus-Wiley, Friends, first; Russell
Baker, second; Kahler, Southwestern,
third; Neisley, c. of E, and Lundreth,
Friends, tied for fourth. Distance, 129
High jump-McGahan, Emporia Normal
first; Lance and Gilbert, Pittsburg, tied
for second: Pitts, Baker. Nuefor, Emporia
Normal and Dunning, ottawa, tied for
fourth. Height. feet inches.
Broad tump-Castor, Southwestern, first
Cochran. ottawa, second: Phillips, Baker
third; Smith, Pittsburg, fourth. Distance
n feet 6 inches.
Mile relay. of F.; first: Bethany,
fourth. Time-3 minutes "a As seconds
J. c. Grover, Kansas City, referee and
starter.
Muskogee, Okla, May 22-Danny Shee-
han, lightweight champion of the 35th
division A. Z. F., knocked out Joe Nc
Gowan, Great Lakes champion, during the
first round of scheduled fifteen round
bout here last night. The fight lasted
about one minute