Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-02
lScGrLet and Irish
Athletes Cop Share
of LGIEreLS Gt Penn
Wabash Third tn Relay
DeSch and Murphy Score
for NOtre Dame.

In the closing events Of the Penn re-
lays, the country's greatest track meet
where thousands of athletes from univer-
stiles, colleges and prep schools through
out the United States gather to struggle
for supremacy, Hoosier athletS again
came to the front for their share of the
honors at Philadelphia Saturday.
Following the record smashing dask OF
Gus Desch of Notre Dame in the, 40
yard hurdles Friday, Johnny Murphy,
teammate, came back Saturday 70 ho t
his place in a four-cornered tie for tne
high lump laurels with Osborne ana Al
bert of Illinois and Chamberltn or VIZ
ginia at feet 23s inches. They tosseu
coins for places and Murphy came fourth
The Wabash College mile relay team,
the Drake relays a week ago, captured
third place in the collegiate mile In tne
Penn meet Saturday. Cornell was nrst
and Colgate second. The time for the
mile was :26 %.
Teh summaries:
TRACK EVENTS.
1oo-Yard Dash, Einal-Won by b. Far
rell, Brooklyn College; L. Paul Grinneu
College, second A. Leconey, Lafayette,
third. Time-0:10 rs.
120-Yard Hurdles-Won by e. Thorn
son, Dartmouth Wright, Nebraska, sec
ond; H. E. Barron, Penn State, third ;
w. Coughland, University of South,
fourth. fime-0 10 3-5.
Oxen lie University Relay Champion
ship Of America leach man running one
quarter mile)-Won by Syracuse Leon
ard, Couder, Monte, Woodringi; Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, second; Cornell
third; Notre Dame, fourth Time
% 3-5.
Middle Atlantic States Conference A A
Relay Championship, One MileGWon by
Rutgers, Lafayette, second; Delaware
third. Times .25 "a.
South Atlantic intercollegiate A A Re-
lay Championship, One Mile-Won By
virginia. Johns Hopkins, second;
Georgetown, third. Times pa As.
Two Mile College Relay Championship
Won by Yale Of HOLES, Coke, Siemens,
T. CampbelD Ames, second; Pennsyl-
vania. third. Time SO As.
Four-Mne College Relay Championship
Won by Illinois Brown. McGinnis,
Princeton, third; Penn State. fourth
One-Mile College Relay-Won by Cor
nell (Iowa); Colgate, second; wabash,
third. Time-5 90 As.
FIELD EVENTS.
Broad Jump-won by F. o. Gourdin.
Harvard, % feet 1919 inches; Cowles,
Yale, % feet 10 inches. second; c. A.
Way, Penn State, p feet 3A inches,
third
High Jump-H NJ Osborne, University
of Illinois: Chamberlain, Virginia; ID.
Albert, University OF Illinois; J. Muir
ply, Notre Dame, all tied at feet 2A
inches. They tossed coins for places, the
order of winning being in the order
given above.
Javelin Throw-won by G. Brouder,
University of Pennsylvania, distance 1873
feet a inch; E. c. Brede. University Of
Illinois. $50 feet u inch, second; II. Bets
mer. Delaware. 100 feet SA inches, third.
Discus Throw-Won by J. Weiss, Uni
versity of Illinois. 13S feet 8 inches; E.
Sandefur, Kansas. 134 feet IA inches,
second; Ashton, Westminster College, 120
feet inches, third.
Pole vault-D. Merrick, Wisconsin. and
Gardner, Yale. tied at II feet 0 inches.
They tossed a coin and finished as named.
L. Wilder, Western Conference cham
pion; E. II. Jenne, Washington State,
and r. Harwood, Harvard, tied for third
at - feet 3 inches. The toss OF coin
decided third, fourth and fifth places in
the order named.
Shot put-Won by p. Sandefur, Univer
sity of Kansas, 43 feet Oh inches; Shell
burne, Dartmouth, ~ feet inches, SEQ
ond; c. Halsey, Princeton, AZ feet AZ
inches, third.