The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-21
Nineteenth Annual Event
Is Held Before Large
Crowd.
DICKERS0N SETS MARK
APgies' Captain Breaks Rec
ord for Two-MiIe Run
Local Boy Thrills Crowd.

SALTWATER. Okla, May 20
Tho Agricultural and Mcchanica
college 81 saltwater today won the
nineteenth annual oklahoma college
track meet on Lewis field. The Ag-
ricS' total WIS 90 Kendall college
Of Tulsa Central Normal of Edmond
and Southwestern Normal Of Woath-
orford finished In order with scores
OF 80 -, "a aud ib'9 respcct-ciy Iuc
Baptist university at shawnee did not
play Phillips university of Enid
withdrew itB entry from the meet,
Hamburg, tho Hnymaker'a main
spoke, participating In tho Inter
scholastic meet AZ Chicago this week.
Dickersor, captain Of the Aggles,
shattered the 2-mile run record, his
time being minutes SO Heconds
eleven seconds better than the for
mer mark Of 10 minutes 10 seconds
established by Hobgood Of the Az
gios In 1913.
Dickerson ran q brilliant race and
finished with n spectacular 200-yard
sprint Ivan Grove OF Kendall one
Of tho greatest all-nround athletes 10
wear spiked shoe In oklahoma.
was the all-hround star OF the meet
with two flrsts and a second. n total
Of 10 points Grove won the 100
and 220-yard dashes and was runner
up on the broad Jump Bailey Of the
ARgios was second high man with 10
points, including first In the shot
pat and javclin throw. II was n tit
ting close for tho college athletic
career u the brilliant Kendallite and
tho Southwest Norman. The former
IN particular showed surprisingly
strong The bronze and blue OF Cen
trail made itsi first worthy showing
In a track meet for many years. Il
being the first time an athletic team
from that school had won first for
eight meets.
Kimball OF Central ran splendid
race IN the sS0-ynrd run, coming
within one and one-fifth scconds Of
equalling the state record of 2 min
utes and is second. held Jointly by
Potter and Trent OF A. and NJ Spear
mans time OF b3 secopdsfn tho A40-
yard dash. and Groves mark Of
80 4-5 seconds in the 320-yard dash
were the other brilliant individual
foats OF the day
The Assies did not experience so
easy time In winning Az had been
expected. They were closely pursued
by Kendall throughout and the re-
suit was in doubt until the last four
w lltlu fNtUttl
with an abundance OF second and
Third places In the dashes and runs,
caves the Aggics victory.
Further honors In addition to fin
fshing second In the track meet and
naving tho high individual man were
won by Kendall. Championships IN
singles and doubles In tennis went
10 wearcrs of the orange and black.
Travis OF Kendall defeated Stealey
OF the Baptists In tho final round OF
the single net tourney. Travis and
Malone of Kendall defeated williams
and Han OF A. and 81. In the doubles,
also In straight sets.
Despite threatening rain and a
cold wind, which brought great dis
comfort TO tho athletes and slowed
UP the meet. q large crowd attended
X. Sautar, physical training director
or the University of Oklahoma. was
rcteree. and under his capable direo-
ton the meet was run off splendldly.
Francis schmidt, athletic direct or
ol kendall college, was elected pres-
ident OF the Oklahoma Intcrcollcgc
Nsociation. and Ed Gallagher, track
coach and physical training director
az. A. and NJ college was reelected
'secretary treasurer,