New-York tribune., 1921-05-15
Columbia Easy
Victor i'm Meet
On South Field
Brown Is Second and Wes-
leyan Third; Lockett the
Only Two Ply Winner
By lack Masters

Columbia Univ, sity's track and field
team had an cas- time taking first
honors in the triangular meet held on
South Field yesterday afternoon. The
Blue and White athletes gathered q
total of 571a points, winning six frsts
out of a possible thirteen. Brown was
second with 32h points and Wesleyan
trailed with store of 27
Andy Lockett and Charlie Applebaum
in large measure were responsible
for the Morningside victory. the former
winning the pole vault and the high
jump and the latter capturing the
discus throw and placing in both the
100-yard dash and the shot-put. Lockets
was the only double winner of the day.
He was hard pressed in the pole vault
by Jerry West, Brown, who appeared
to have the event at his mercy until
the last leap.
West cleared II feet inches, which
is higher by six inches than any Brown
athlete has ever vaulted, and it seemed
too much to expect the weary Lockete
to better this mark, but the bar was
set at II feet 8 inches, and Andy set
himself for his last trial. He faltered
in the run to the t2ke-offs but by
great effort cleared the bar and West
was beaten.
Next in line for individual honors
were Joe Carter and Clark Forstall, OF
Brown. who accounted for the l0O-yard
dash and quarter-mile run, respective
lv. The track was heavy from recent
rains but the time in the various events
was far faster than expected. carter
was clocked in 10 1-5 for the century
and Forstall turned the quarter IN
81 3-5.
Walter Higgins, the Columbia cap
tain. won as he pleased over the two,
mile route. and Graeb, the Blue and
White hone in the sprints, nosed OUT
Carter in the 220-yard dash, after run
ming second to the Brown athlete IN
the short race.
The summaries:
TRACK EVENTS
1oo-yard dash--won by Carter; yhra nrowm; ~,s ;
Aprlcbaum. Columbia, second 'A''a'''S
bia: Garter, Brown, second; Van Wyck'
Columbia third. Time, o23 30, 3D.. p-o,n
A4Q-yaTd rOn~-N on Wy
staub. Columbia, second; Richards, Wes-
ieyan, third Time, o:51 30.
s80-yard run-Won by Nutter, Sro"n
Schrecker Columbia, second; Stimsoh'
Wesleyan third. Time, 2:02.
One-mie run--Won by Stimson. ives
leyan; Lowenkopf Columbia, second; Has
!eIl Columbia, third. Time. :S5 40
Two-mile run-Won by Higgins Colum- :
bia: stowe, Wesleyan, second: stewart, Co
luInbia third. Time, 9:57 IS.
12o-yard hurdles-Won by Cook, Wes-
leyan; Addoms Brown second; Larkln
Columbia third. Time, OILS l-5.
220-yard hurdles-Won by Darlington
Wesleyan; Doolittle, Columbia. second !;
Michel, Columbia. third. Time, o:26 As.
FIELD EVENTS
Shot put--Won by Fargo Columbia; /;
Applebaum, Columbia, second; Green
Brown, third. Distance. 81 feet inches
Pole vault--Won by Lockett, Columbia ;
West. Brown. second; Burt. Columbia
third. Height. / feet inches.
Running high jump-Won by Lockett
Columbia; Johnson. Wesleyan, second ;
Jones. Brown, and Trowbridge. Columbia.
tied for third place. Height feet s
inches.
Discus throw-Won by Applehaum, Co
lumbia; Fargo, Columbia, second; Hill
Brown, third Distance, lis feet inches
Running broad julnp-Won by Reid
Brown; Conover, Wesleyan, second; John
son, Wesleyan, third. Distance, % feet sX
inches