Evening journal., 1920-05-06
BREAK RECORDS
INNEWARK MEET
Gray Carter Cuts Discus
Mark and Wins Fourth
Delaware Letter
HARMER HIGH IN
INDIVIDUAL SCORING

Special TO The Evening Journal
NEWARK. May 6.-For The ilrst
time in the history OF the two col
leges, Delaware yesterday afternoon
defeated Swarlhmore IN the annual
dual field and track meet. fThe meet
was held on Frazer Field and Della
ware athletes In winning 81 to 90
points broke four local records.
One OF the most remarkable feais OF
The afternoon was that OF G. Gray Car
ter in the discus throw. This young
athlete who has already won his letter
in three major sports since entering
cOlleeg, broke the discus record held
by Harry Loose. lie threw the discus
i26 feet 2 inches. The record held by
Loose was ~ feet 10 inches. What
made the feat all the more remark
able is the fact that IL was the first
dual meet Carter has ever participated
in since entering college.
This athletic feat by young Carter
makes him a four-letter athlete
baseball, football, basketball and
track-although he only Is In his
sophomore year. lie is the first four
letter man at the college since 1912
In that year. two men, Dick Taylor
and Bob Harvey, won the coveted
honor
Young Carter also was a four-letter
man In the Wilmington High school,
the FIRST in something like eighteen
years.
His discus throw at Delaware yes
terday beat by four feet the high
Eastern mark made at the Penn Re
lay meet several years ago. Young
Loose, whose record he broke yester-
day. taught him how 20 throw the
discus and was among the first TO
congratulate him.
Humphres, a freshman, took an
other record from Loose. This was
in the iavelln event. Humphries threw
The iavelin 1894 feet while the record
held by Loose was only ii2 feet.
Fred Harmer reduced the record for
the if0-ysrd dash held by Fitzpatrick.
from % IS to 80 1at and Pitman
came 10 the front in the 22O-yard
dash, reducing Vlrden Marshal's rec
ord from % IS 10 % nat
Coach LeCat0 IS deserving Of great
credit for the team that he has devel-
oped. In the meet yesterday each
team won frst place ia seven events.
Fred Harmer was the star individual
performer. He won first place In The
40 and sSO-yard dashes and broad
lump. and third place in the discus.
piiman won the 100 and 2OO-yard
dashes and was second In the fi0.
Lilley, who got second place in the
$50, run one Of the pluckiest races Of
'he day.
Tuesday OF next week Delaware and
llaverfOrd will have a dual meet on
ihe latier's feld. and Saturday Of next
week The Blue and Gold will send a
strong team TO the Middle States
""H "a HTINI Uh - IaaNa.
summaries In the meet yesterday fol-
lows:
iOO-Yard Dash-First. piltman. Della
ware; second. Clauder, Swarthmore
third, Tebo, Delaware. Time 10 3-5
seconds.
Discus Tflrow-First. G. Carter Del
aware second. Loose. Delaware third
llarmer, Delaware. Distance, i26 ft
, inches.
i2O-Yard Hurdles - First. Kolb
Swarthmorc: second. Kemp. Swarth-
more; third, McMullen, Delaware
Time. II is seconds.
Running Broad Jump-First, Har-
mer. Delaware; second Haldcman
swsr,hmors: third. carp. Swarihmore
Distance. % H.. - inches
Mile Run--First Fetter, Swarth-
more: : second. Wilson, Delaware; third
Christfeld, Delaware. Time, i.4i 81
seconds.
pole Vault-First. Kemp, Swarth
more: second, Mcdonnell Delaware
ihird. Sharpless, Swarthmore. Height,
A r.. inches.
ifO-Yard Dash--First, Harmer. Del
nyVare: second. Pitiman. Delaware
ihlrd. smith, Delaware. Time, % sec
onds fiat.
Javelin Throw - First. Humphries
delaware; SECOND, Loose, Delaware
third. carp Swarthmore. Distance
AGA H. 9 inches.
290- Yard Hurdles - Hnst, Kemp
Swarthmore: second. McAfullen, Della
ware: third. Evans, SwBrthmorc
T4me. 81 is seconds.
Twn-Nfile Run-First, G.. Smith
Swarthmore; second, b. Smith
SWarthmore; third Hoey, Delaware
Time, 10 minutes. 81 2-5 seconds.
High Jump-First. Hampson. Swarth.
more: second, Il. Smith, Swarthmore