South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-19
ILLINI NOSE N. D.
OUT OF FIRST IN
COLLEGIATE MEET
Gold and Blue Score Two
firsts. Him NOne-Mur-
ply Bests Alberts.

CHICAGO June 1B-An evenly
balanced team which scored points
in Ton OF Is events without captur-
ing d single first place Saturday
brought national honors 10 che uni
tersity OF Illinois ~ carrying of
first place in the National Collegiate
Athletic association meet at Stagg
field. contest open only to cham
pion athletes and entered By more
than three score OF the cOuntry's
colleges and universities.
The Illini. through second, third,
fourth and fifth place points. gath
cred tota. OF 20H. Notre Dame
was close behind with 1914.
One worlds record was tied. an
9TH. approached and every event
brought forth thrilling competition
which many times left the spec
tators in doubt as TO the winner
even after the event had been I'm
ished
Thomson Ties OWE Record.
Earl Thomson. OF Dartmouth,
equaued his own worlds record OF
:142-5 in the 12O-yard high hur-
dies. The eastern star might have
beaten his record but for a poor
start. which left him slightly of
stride az the first barrier. and a slip
which caused him 10 tip over the
fourth. Romig OF Penn State, first
in the two mile. Earl Eby, OF
Pennsylvania university. half mile
winner. Shea. Of Pittsburg. first IN
the 4O-yard dash. and Gardner. OF
tn ha
pole vault, were other eastern track
celebrities who more than lived up
TO their regulations.
The Pacific coast, however. fur
nished the individual point win
ner-Pope. OF washington. a weight
man. whose stature made central,
western and eastern huslkies look
like pygmies. Pope took first in the
shot put and I'm the discus throw
for ten points
WEIGH. Of Georgia Tech. with a
ito for first IN the pole vault. and
SkidmOrc. of the University of the
South. with fourth in the shot put
did the best work OF the southern
entries
4 slight rain before the meet
made the track tricky.
Following Is the official table Of
points scored by colleges:
Illinois. 2OA NOtre Dame, IS q
Iowa. "A; University OF Washington.
121t; Wisconsin. 10; Nebraska, s;
Grinneu. z Northwestern, 6: Ohio
state. 6. Ames. . u; Dartmouth. o;
Chicago. 8; Kansas Aggies, . Mich
igan. s.: Pennsylvania university. 3;
Penn state. q; Pittsburg, 8; STAN
ford. 3. Minnesota. 4: Oregon. 8;
Washington State. "a; Georgia
Tech. "a. yafp. tx: Knox, 2lz;
Baylor. 2: Sewanee. IL Texas \.
and NJ. /; ST. Olars, ]; Rice Insti-
tute. l.
The summaries;
10O-yard dash-Won by Paulu.
GriunelI; second. Hayes. Notre
Dame: third. Smith. Nebraska;
fourth. Wilson. Iowa; fifth, Hurley,
Washington Time. 10.
22O-yard dash-Won by Wilson,
Iowa: second. Smith. Nebraska;
third. Paulu. Grinnell; fourth.
Hayes. Notre Dame; fifth King,
Ohio Wesleyan. Time, :32 SIS.
44O-yard run - Won by Shea,
Pittsburg: second. Butler, Mich
igan third Donohoe, Illinois;
fourth. Pratt. Washington; fifth,
Johnson. Wisconsin. Time. AS.
Half-mile run - Won by Ely.
Pennsylvania: secO d. Higgins.
Ames. third, Nash. wisconsin;
fourth. Yates. Illinois; fifth. DOno-
hoe. Illinois Time, 1857 2-5.
one mile run-WOn by Watson.
Kansas Aggies; second. McGinnis,
Illinois. third. Sweitzer. Minnesota;
fourth. Ferguson. Ohio State; fifth,
Graham. Ames Time. 4:23 2-5.
Two mile run-Won by Romig,
Pennsylvania state: second. Whar-
ton, Illinois; third, Rathbun. Ames;
fourth. Canton. St. Olafs; fifth. Fin
kle. Wisconsin. Time, 1891.
12o-vard high hurdles - Final:
Won by Thomson. Dartmouth; sec
ond. Crawford. Iowa. third. Ander-
son Minnesota, fourth. Wynne.
Notre Dame. NTH, Coughlan, Uni
versity az the South. Time. IA %.
This ties the worlds record. held by
Thomson.
oe0-yard low hUrdles-Won by
Desch Notre Dame: second. Knoll
lin. Wisconsin. third, Frazier. Bay
Tor, fourth. wallace Illinois. fifth.
Wlnus. N0tre Dame Time "a As.
Running high jump-Won by
Murphy. Notre Dame; second. Al
berts Illinois. third, Hoffman.
Iowa tied for fourth and fifth:
Frank Land. washington. and Os-
borne Illinois Height. SIX feet,
three inches.
shot put-Won by Pope, Wash
inrton. second Dale. Nebraska:
third. Weiss. Illinois. fourth, Lind
saw. Rice Institute: NTH. shaw.
Notre Dame Distance. 45 feet.
AZ = inches
Broad jump-Won by Stinch-
comb Ohio state. tied for second
ana third Seward. Knox. and Os-
borne. Illinois. fourth. Sundt, Wis
cons!n fifth. Alherts. Illinois Dis
lance % feet. 3 SIS inches.
Pole vault-T.ed for first WEIGH
OF Georgia Tech. Jenue OF Wash
incto1 state. Wilder OF Wisconsin,
ana Gardner OF Yale. tied for nth.
Merrick OF Wisconsin. and Hogan,
Notre Dame Height ] . feet
Discus throw-Won by Pope,
Washington. second. BlackwOod,
Nor,h western, third. Praeger. Kala-
mazoo. fourth. Slater, Iowa; nth,
Weiss. Illinois. Distance. 142 feet.
81 inches
Hammer throw-Won by Red
mon. chicago. second. Blackwood.
Northwestern. third, Slater Iowa:
fourth. Skidmore University OF
TIE South. ffth. Hul Illinois. Dis
49, 80 Fr.t O s. Lrrhna