Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-09
College Sports
COLLEGE BASEBALL


Indiana. 12; Northwestern, 2.
Wisconsin, 10; Purdue, /.
Illinois, Z; Ohio State, 4.
Yale, o; Virginia. l.
Cornell, 7; Detroit, 3.
Johns Hopkins, 3, Annapolis AIiddjes, 0.
Catholic University, Z; Army, 4.
University of West Virginia, 4; An
napolis Middies. /.
Princeton, 81 Penn, 3.
Michigan Aggies. 3; Oberiin, 8.
Pittsburgh. 4; Western Reserve, ?.
Swsrthmore, 6; North Carolina, 4.
Lafayette 8; Lehigh. L.
The DePauw thinly clads lost to the
Earlham cinder artists In the track Eaeet
held at Greencastle Saturday afternoon,
the final count standing 81 1-3 to So %.
Three firsts were taken by DePsuw 10
ten captured by the Quakers The Tigers
won twelve second places to two awarded
the Earlham athletes, and DePauw scored
three third places to ten marked mp for
Earlham. Fast time was made IN most OF
the runs and spirits due to the excellent
weather and good condition OF the track.
Mason OF DePauw ran the 100 yard dash
Ia ten flat. winning first place Ivey Of
Earlham was the high point man Of the
high hurdles, first In the high jump, first
IN the 220 yard low hurdles and first In
the broad jump. He won first In every
event he entered in the meet
Illinois defeated Notre Dame in a dual
track meet on Cartier field Saturday, 49,
TO 52b, by coming TO the front for y
monopoly on the distance run positions.
Thre track records were lowered during
the meet, Wynne of NOtra Dame lower
ing the 120-yard hurdle mark when he
went the distance in Is 2-5 seconds. Al
berts OF Illinois broke Murphys record
of 8 feet 3 inches for the high jump, go
ing one inch better. Brede Of Illinois
established mark Of ISL feet. 4 inches
for tho Javelin.
Purdue and Indiana FLASHED in their
first dual meet OF the season at LRfay-
cite and the BOllermakers came out easy
winners, s5h to 4515. Rohrer, Watson
due, each taking two firsts, while Fur
mas and Harrison each took first and
second KYLE, Bonn, Shirley and Bull
lock starred for Indiana.
Purdues tennis combination, Barnes
and Daugherty, lost all three Of their
games with the Illinois racquet swing
ers.
Nolan had to take third place in the
broad jump to bring Franklin a O. to 81
victory over Butler in a dual meet at
Franklin. The Bulldogs won first and
second in the final event, but could not
push over the third man for a 63 go tie.
Doolittle of Butler was the individual
star of the meet, taking first place in the
half mile, mile and two-mile events.
Chicago University didn't have a chance
in the dual meet with Wisconsin, losing
by score of 100 to 80
Northwestern went down to defeat be-
fore the Iowa thinly clads, los to 80.
Stipe took first place in the hammer
throw, the last event on the program, to
bring Michigan a 80 TO GO victory over
Ohio State at Columbus. The meet was
close all the way and several track rec
ords were smashed. Ohio won seven
firsts and Michigan six, with two events
going tie.
Yale defeated Princeton. SO to As, in
one Of the toughest battles ever staged
on the Princeton track.
The Navy thinly clads allowed Virginia
athletes only three frsts in a dual meet
Mt Annapolis, winning themeet by a 81
to "a score.
Syracuse scored SO points to win a TIL
angular meet with Pittsburgh and COZ
gate, whose athletes finished in the order
named
The superb hurting Of Walker in the
pinches and a circuit drive by Johnny
Hendricks. son of the manager Of the
Indianapolis Indians, were the features
of Indiana University's u to 3, win over
Northwestern on the diamond Saturday.
Relger and Palmer each poled out dOu
bles for Northwestern.
Purdue failed to bit behind Wagner and
the Boilermakers suffered a II to l de-
feat at Wisconsin. The Purdue defense
was also weak at times. Paddock pitched
the first seven innings for Wisconsin, al
lowing but one hit and tanning nine bat
ters. The Boilermakers got their lone
tally in the ninth.
The Ohio baseballers wished Urbaua
and were handed to 4 defeat by Illi-
nois Illinois got five runs In the fifth