Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-10

Roswell, n. NJ. May g. Coach
McKall, with IA of his University
of Arizona "WldCats." came
shricking and clawlng into the
camp of the y. NJ, NJ. !. Colonies
Saturday and wrostcd from them
the victory the cadets achieved
last year. The following is the
score: The University of Arizona
scored so; n. NJ NJ. l., A.; New
Mexico A. and NJ, II, Until the
Colonies failed to place their star
distance man. EtchcVerry, in the
mile, they had the bowling mob
from Tucson scared into a franzy.
However, Charles of the Aggies,
blasted the Colonies hopes for d
place in the mile.
After Arizona had taken second
and third in the mile. the Military
athletes were practically defeated,
their only hope being to place two
men in the discus event. Arizona,
however, took second and third in
the discus. thus putting the Col
Onels three points behind,
jacobson Is Star.
The individual star of the meet
was Cadet Jacobson of the 1nsti-
tute who ranks with any athlete
in the west. not excluding tho
famed Paddock of the University
of Southern California, This
youth, a third-class man at the in
stitute, or the equivalent to Sc
Eior high school, tore down the
cinder path burning up the 100
yard dash in 9 and As seconds, or
one fifth of a second behind the
mighty Paddock himself. He es-
tablished a new discus record,
hurting this weight 1923 feet 6 inch
es. He tied his own record for
the 220-yard dash at 20 and 3-5l
secon ds-he beat the last South
western 22O-yard record in rs and
As seconds. Aside from breaking
these several records for the
Southwest, this lad took second
place in the high Jump, first in the
pole vault, third in the high hur-
dies, and second in the shot-put,
aggregating q individual points. or
over half of the points scored by
the institute.
Aggie Runner Stars.
Next to Jacobson, but somewhat
behind him, Charles Of the Aggies
comes second In individual points
with ten, scoring first in the half
mile and the mile. Seamen oil
Arizona, a Junior, proved to be a
wizard in the art Of high jumping,
lcaping through the air until the
measuring pole failed to keep up
with him. However. he was but a
poor third in the pole vault, Lamm
of his own team taking second
place. and both going down to de-
feat before the mighty Jacobson.
In the 440-yard dash. Haughte-
lin and Powers both of the Wild
cat squadron. were penaliZcd the
customary three yards for being
too anxious to get started. How
ever when Haughtelin did start,
he overlook the gang within the
first six yards of running. sprint
ing the whole distance like a vete-
ran and making the event in So As
seconds, lowering last years time
one second.
The half mile event proved to
be the snappicst $50 witnessed in
Roswell for some time past.
EtCheverry, of the institute, was
expected to take this event, hay
ing showed up well in the prac-
tees and intcrclass meet, Nugcnt
of Arizona led the first Ian by a
good margin, being overtaken by
Stoltz of the Wildcats and Fitch
EVERY of tho stitutc, who ran
neck and neck until the last hum
dred yards, when Charles Of the
State collgc surprised the crowd by
sensational sprint winning the
event by o good ten yards with
Stoltz second and Etcheverry
third.
Every Arizonan Placed.
Kettleson and McCaulcy Of the
Arizona Varsity squad showed eX-
cellently in all weight events. A
feature of the meet was that every !
man on the Arizona team placed
in some event, the only event
where Arizona failed TO place