Evening star., 1920-05-02

The wind which blew down the
Fetch was not strong enough to i'm
d." the runners when the starter :
sol S"nr The first eight ranners
cay on their haif-iiiiie joIrne!
u the stretch anu AROUND ii turn
ung IA" contestants closely lacked
4d il was not until Ia" ,-pening
barter had been run tia th.rs vas
break in the group. At tn- cloSe
the first circuit of the ai3-yard
hck Mayer of cornell Was setting a
st pace. with Sphinx, Illinois. second
Notre Dame man third and latham
Cambridge a few feet apart The
me order was maintained At the
&lf where a fresh conbinstien u took
the running.
n the s-tond half of the ns;l stall
. I'd. the real hero of the race. began
sprint which landed him in second
ace al the ter-mile mark
few feet behind Stanton of Cornell.
bunding the back stretch the Eng
khman heightened his stride and
OF into the lead and finished the
ie with a margin of about eight
rds over Stanton. with Schuh,
Iinois. third. The effort took every
hing out of Stallard and he collapsed
Int. He quickly recovered and was
le to cheer his teammates in the
&al relay. Milllgan of Oxford in
eased the lead that Stallard gave
m and was leading by 80 yards over
breu, Cornell. and Emery, Illinois.
. the mile. and a quarter. The latter
kde a game try and fought his way
10 second place about ten yards be-
nd Milligan. when the batons were
ssed for the final half mile.
|Rudd, who is the Rhodes scholar
I'm st. Andrews. South Africa, at
ford and one of the best all
Ind runners developed in England
years, setout to widen the gap be-
cen himHnd Yates, Illinois. finaiist,
b drew away rapidly until 1T was evil
nt before he encompasSed half the
&ck that nothing but an accident
hid prevent him from winning.
hide by stride he forged ahead until
was fully forty yards in front Of
ties wheH he broke the worsted
rd at the finish. Earl Eby of Penn
hvania also made a great sprint in
BE- quarter and won third place for
: QuakeFE by passing John Of Cor
M. who Mas we'll back, but still
sad of the Ames finalist. The aver
time fW the four English half
lers waSl minute 81 3-5 seconds.
i'd ran the final half mile in l minute
3-5 seconds. 2 20 seconds above the
'iu TcSOt0-Hciu pS SA0ieuieh VI S'iAa-
yania.
Maki.ESf Record AprIaua-d.
There ,vs1 none of the sensational
FiIl Of the wonderful Jackson Nc
rdy shouIder- to shoulder duel down
i track which marked the finish Of
!. 1914 race between Oxford and
nnYylvanH. but the English vic
y eliciteG great round Of applause
lich sweHed into perfect roar, of
preciation when il was announced
At the British invaders had estab-
he'd new world record which is
ely to stand for some years.
The winning of the two mile
hmpionsh4p. for which the English
legians Had crossed the ocean.
ped out -ane disappointment which
ky mustlhave experienced at the
sy mannef1n which II. r. Jeppe was
feated in-the l20-yards high hur-
fsA JepPe. who is also South
rican Rhodes scholar at oxford. ran
fond in the slowest heat of the
ent aud was therefore shut out
pm c"m,AAing in the final. as only
heat winners qualified. F.. Naber
Wabash the winner Of this
Ht. whicT-was run on the grass in
seconds fiat. while in the final
omson. of Dartmouth captured
~ place in u Is seconds. The
ftory OF Nightingale of New Hamp-
re s'a'gver =. =. Montasue Of
ford. inyesterday's special three
le run. thus gave the America n
$lcgians the edge in the individual
,es. but all the athletes and athletic
ciaIs agreed tonight that tn. com
he'd Oxford Cambridge team was a
narkable quartet of runners which
uid be hard to defeat under any cir
Instance.
Next TO the two-mile championship
re with it's international flavor.
ief interest c-ntered in the one
l fol.. u1h- American college title
lays. In the one-mile event. i'll
kich eaci, runner was called upon
ran -.,p s.,fas. Kelley and Fischer
Minn.s";s. led over Davis. Penn
wanna, aus owen. Nebraska. in the
~ Two quarters. but MaNam. Penn
Frd reta. 5,sssins McNaily. Of Min
Esota. ana gave Earl t:by. his team
te, a I'D which the latter, run
ne thu fiia! quarter in >" seconds
s;r.t"A,.,i i:ito "A :wenty-ysrd VIC
IS Oss r.pn.d Eecpnd place f3r Min
sofa, I.ii'a Wheeler of Michigan out
Terrell e Princeton for fourth place.
P-nb state n Victor.
The touT-n niile relay went 7" Penn-
vani.. State College team. which
.lte,l s.ven other varsity nbina
|E., Th" STATE quartet came from
rear in lhe final mile. after run :
*. back - fourth place in ie first
u fhird miles. and won randily
i-tjs uu;gan,inG Watson o. Syra
ksc ia III. .f'naI quarter mil' Cor
bl finished ilird. Chicago fourth and
injection iifth.
frh. field ,.rrnts were sharply con-
ted InI: un records Were hfoken
ib- l"r-y yard dash r. ScholZ OF
ssvuri showed his usual COED form
winning fr"n "A fast field Of east.
sprinicr~. in Iol-5 seconds. The
,e vault vas won by $. I.anders
nusyiyani:.. with q |eIght OF j:
y . inches. W ,..~ynolds. Psnnsyl'
mia. war --st in the high jump. witt
leap Of f.. q inch; E.riery ol
nnsylvtuia State captured TIE Jave'
throw "f i55 feet 6ia inches. tho
p,-put went TO 4. d. Halsey O1
,,,ss. and the discus throw vas wor
Bart.ls x'ennsylvania, his dis
nee being l23 rect.
The Summaries.
ne mill, r.lay. i.'sn schcoi~-- Won by vii
p.pyr,. - ~.-un,i. B.thi. hem. 10. third
-if"n. IA. fourth Allentown. r.. Time
-.
pnr Mir relay hirh -chools Won by Hsr,
J Conn. second. Trenton. y. j.. third. Al
tic City.
Dnr- mite relay. high schoos-Won hy Balti
re POLY second Philadelphia Worthless 81
nc g III :; >, Nv" starters.
,ue mill. I-I1. high >chools-Won py StnySe
H. New York. second. Western. Washing
n e.: third. Dewitt. Clinton. y. Y. Wash
ton: Pa, won 'he rae" in the go"a time o
3 As, but was disqualified for dropping til
on.
ayeiin throw Won by Emory. Pennsylvani
te. distaEcc. lS5 feet 81. inches. second
yteis, nnsylvania. l63 ftet o. inches
Fd M-WiIiinm~. lafayette. Isl feet y inch
hne mile relay preparatory >"bool' Won b.