Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-06-10

Northwest conference records on
Rogers field Saturday, the first in the
jayelin, with a new mark of so feet
inches, and the other in the quarter
with one-fifth clipped off the record
of 49;3 set by Nelson of W. S. c.
back in 1910, which Loucks of Ore
gon was able to tie in 1915. Hurley
high point man with three firsts. the
century, 220 and low hurdles also
tied the Northwest mark in the low
sticks, 243, made by Lusker Nc
Croskey of w. S. c. in 1914.
Two Tie Record
A surprise was sprung when two
men, FARMLAND of Washington and
Draper of o. A. c., tied the North
west mark in the high jump at
feet Is inches. Both men tried one
notch higher, but both moved the
bar. The original mark of feet
1# inches was set by Stuller of Ore
gon in 1914.
The Sun Dodgers took the meet as
scheduled with As points. The Ore
gon Aggies were 10 points behind
and Oregon, Idaho and the Cougars
fought it out for third place. with
the score Oregon 81, w. S. c. 20 and
Idaho 10 just before the broad lump
and the relay The Cougars were
left in the lurch at that point, and |
Idaho tied Oregon at % tallies by
winning second in the relay. Mon
tana trailed with II points and
Whitman, with only three men en-
tered scored a zero.
Hurley High Man
Hurley was pushed close for points .
by Draper of O. A. c., who took first
in the high hurdles when FARMLAND, |
who crossed the tape ahead. was dis |
qualified for splitting three hurdles;
tied with FARMLAND in the high |
jump, each man getting four points,
and took second in the low hurdles.
Pope was third with his firsts in the
shot and discus. The big Olympic
star wasn't going right Saturday,
and only heaved the plate 1879 feet
10 inches, whereas he sent it 1872
feet inches in the dual meet here
three weeks ago.
Idaho sprung the first surprise Of
the meet when Harsch, half miller
took pretty race from Beall of the
Sun Dodgers in the fast time Of
1874, with only three-fifths be-
tween that and the Northwest rec
ord. Both the hundred and the 220
went in the same order Hurley Of
Washington, Shook Of the Aggies,
Hemenway of Oregon, and Sterling
of Montana. Davis, the Cougar
Splinter, who has been laid up with
a sprained back, made brave try in
the 220, but couldn't deliver.
FARMLAND Disqualified
FARMLAND had the high hurdles by
a couple of feet but three dead hur-
dies disqualified him, giving the race
to Draper of the Aggies with credit
for Franklands time of 15:2-with-
in one-fifth of the record.
JENNIE, after eliminating his COM
petition in the vault at Il feet 6 in
ches, made it one foot higher and
then tried for a record, but couldn't
score Both Coast and Northwest
records in this event already belong
to this versatile athlete.
The two-miler was the real thriller,
with Idaho giving another surprise
in Gill, who led Hobart and Rowlee
at the tape by 20 feet, in the fast
time of $50. Gill is the same man
that Rowlee beat in the dual meet,
when the Cougar distance man man
made it in 9:47. Rowlee, who has
been out of bed for only week made
wonderful sprint at the last to over
take Hobart, and lost only by a cou-
pie of feet, although the Aggie led
him 80 feet at the start of the
straightaway
Three in Relay
The relay event was entered by
only three teams, Washington, Ore
gon and Idaho, the latter two needing
the points to decide their standing.
The Dodgers led at all four quarters
with Sunderleaf of Oregon trailing at
the first quarter, and Idaho men the
rest of the way. Idaho's quartet was
in it for all they were worth, and tled
Oregon for third place by beating her
in this event.
Summary
Summary:
Il 10O-yard dash-Hurley U. OF W"
first; Shook, o. A. c., second; Hem
enway, Oregon, third; Sterling Mon
tana, fourth. Time 10 flat.
SSO-yard run-Harsch, Idaho
first; Beall, U. of W; Michel. W: S.
c.; Peltier. Oregon Time: 1:57;4.