The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-02
.EARLHAM TRACKSTERS
BRING KALAMAZOO
WIN DIRECT TO CAMP

Earlhan tracksters won their third
overwhelming victory of the season
Saturday when they easily defeated
the Kalamazoo Normal track team by
the score Of s7-4S at. Kalamazoo The
Quakers returned from the northern
state with Michiganers still puzzIing
over their decisive defeat for the
kazook newspapers had not consider
ed a possible overthrow in their fore
casts.
The Maroon and White cinder
scorcheT-S took nine firsts, allowing the.
home team to garner four blue ribbons.
The 100 and 2250 yard dashes were
Non by The Normal tracksters, giving
them good start IN the race for
points but the Quakars retaliated ny
winning FIRST and second in the mile
! and 40 yard events and after this
We're never in danger OF losing the
| lead.
ivey Stars. 4
Captain Ivey of the Quakers. estab-
hshed a new Earlham record when
he breasted the tape in the low hurdle
in 25.2 seconds, the former record
made IN 1908 by White, of 2n:2. Ivev
| also made quick trip over the hurdles
to the fast tune of 15:3, several watch
es catching his time rs still faster. He
also tied for first in the high JUMP and
annexed second in the broad lump.
AL Carter showed a return to his
| last seasons form, when he clipped of
| the quarter mile in the fast time OF
| o3.4 seconds. He was closely followed
by Robinson, who finished a scant
foot behind.
| Both of the distance runs were an.
nexed by Dalton, without much diff
Guilty. Tomlinson placed a good sec
ond in both of these events Robert
son continued his onward march in
the $50, by winning his event in the
time OF 09 minutes.
First and second in the discus went
TO the Quakers, Carey winning the
event with hurl of 121 feet, nine
inches. Johnson was defeated for the
first time this season in the shot put
when Hulscher of the Kazools made
a heave of 43 feet, four inches
Adds Eight Points.
W1ldman added eight points to the
teams total by tying for first honors
in the pole vault and high Jump. He
and his tcammatc, Gratis, both vault
ed 10 feet. six incnes- Other point
getters for Earlham were Emslie, who
placed third in the two dashes: Eau
quher who won second in the 220.
snd Hinshaw who COPIED first in he
javelin throw
Next week the Quakers take on the
DePauw thinly clads. AS it now ap-
pears. the EarIhamites are in the
midst of one of the most successful
seasons in the history of the college.
A University of Michigan IN" man,
who watched the meet Saturday saf,i
that the Quakers had the best bal
anced track team he had ever seen
from college not classed as a univer.
sity.
The complete results of the meet
, are as follows:
/ 10eYerd Dash-First. Walked (Kl
!. second, Altenbury (K); third, Emslie
&c. Time. 10 seconds.
| Mile Run-First. Dalton (E); sec
ond, Tomlinson (E); third. Barry (k
Time, AGA.
22O Yards-First. Walker OK: sec
, ond. Fauquhar (E); third. Emslie tE>
Time 22:2
) Shot-First. Hulscher (K); secord
: Johnson (E): third. E. Hulscher (k1
Distance. AZ feet. inches.
40 High Hurdles-FfIst. Ivey tEi
second. Boerman (k); third, How
tK). Time, 1873.
440 Yard Dash-First. Carter (E)
second, Robinson (E); third, West
gate (KI. Time, 52:4
Discus-First, Carey (E); second
ohnson (E); third, E. Hulsccher (K)
Distance. 121 feet, inches.
: Two Mile Run-First Dalton (E)
second. Tomlinson (E); third, Adam.
tk). Time, 11:10.
Pole Fault-First, Grains (E) AND
: Wildman (E) tied; third, Miller tKD
Height, 10 feet 6 inches.
220 Hurdles-First, Ivey (E); sec
ond, Bennett OK; third. Howe tKD
Time, 25:3.
High Jump-First. Ivey (E); sec
ond, Wildman tE); third, Howe (K)
Height, feet, three inches
$50 Yard Run-First, Robertson
(E); second. Robinson (E): third
Gibbs (K). Time. 2:09.
Broad Jump-First, Altenburg (K)
second, 1vey (E); third Mumbrans
Gi). Distance. 90 feet, s inches.
Relay won by Barlham (Emslie
Crafts. Carter, Fauquhar.
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