South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-05
FIVE NOTRE DAME
STARS SHOW WELL
And LAND FOURTH
Murphy, Shaw and Hayes Get
Firsts, Hogan a Third and
Desch a Fourth.
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special - The NcWs-Tlmes.
CHICAGO H.. June f. Illinois
swept the field in the western con-
ference meet here today with a well
balanced scoring machine that
counted in all but two events Muir
ply % Notre Dame esta bIishcd a
new conference mark ~ elk feet two
and seven-eighths inches in the high
jump and narrowly missed a try FOR
the INTERCOLLEGIATE record. Hayes OF
Notre Dame tied the conference rec
ord Of f-5 seconds IN the century.
Hchman's record in the 5avelin made
IN The tryouts Friday was the only
other new mark OF the meet, ale
though every event was bitterly con-
tested.
Illinois won the meet with 81
points and Michigan broke a three
coEnered dcht with Wisconsin and
Notre Dame hy taking the relay
which gave the Wolverines SO ID
points and second place. Wisconsin
nosed out N0tre Dame scoring %
a. rs for the Irish. The other teams
finished. Iowa. is I-2. Ames. Il;
Northwestern, IS; Missouri. IL
Ohio. 10. Minnesota. Q; Purdue, o.;
Michigan Aegics. 9, Chicago. 8. and
Butter T.
Hamilton Big star.
Brutus Hamilton. peuthalon cham
pion and Olympic star. scored all Of
Missouri's points. and was high point
man of the meet Knolin OF Wis
consin took both hurdles for 10
points and second place. Hayes Of
Noue Dame and Wilson of Iowa di-
vided frsts and seconds I'm the dashes
for nine point tie for third
The threatened outside invasion OF
the Illinois strOngholds materlalized.
but the system OF scoring five places
cinched the meet for the Suckers,
who scored 40 points before winning
a FIRST place Michigan took four
firsts and three seconds. Wisconsin
captured four frsts and Notre Dame
counted three irsts and one second
place the South Bend team placing
I'm every event in which it was en-
tered
Upsets were numerous AIberts,
Brede and Desch, f3v0rites for frsts.
were defeated badly Wilder. who
took third in the pole vault at the
Penn went down 10 fourth.
Wynn Has NIishap
Notre Dame lost second place
when Desch was left JIM the low hur-
dies and the relay team failed 10
place better than fifth. An accident
10 Chef Wynne i'm the high hurdles
cost another four or five points
Wynne was leading his heat i'm the
tryouts by TWO yards bur fell before
the final hurdle and was disquau-
fed.
Bill Hayes gave the crowd it's first
thrill Of the day when he stepped
away from Wilson Of Iowa to a yard
lead at the tape for a mark of 40
seconds Hayes became favorite in
the eco and led until the last 20
yards when Wilson won 10y q foot
Johnny Murphy caught Alberts in
went out of The running at feet .
inches The bar was placed at the
conference record and the $4,000
spectators cheered Murphy as he
cleared 10 i'm perfect form. Murphy
then tried for the intercollegiate rec
ord, but failed
Buck Shaw came through easily
in the shot put and Eddie Hogan
leeped into third place i'm the pole
vault The relay team fell away in
the first lap and never recovered. nm
ishing NTH I'm a field Of TO-
All Entries Score
Hayes. Desch Murphy, Shaw. Ho-
gan and the relay team were the
only Notre Dame entrants in the
finals today The small hand scored
In every event i'm which it was plac-
ed. made the only records of the
day and were i'm the thick Of every
scrImmase. The Notre Dame entry
iu am event was always watched
closely and Notrc Dame rooters were
numerous IN the stands
Wharton Of Illinois beat Furnas in
a hashy finish of "a well contested
two mile. Wall Of Wisconsin tum-
bled McGinnis. the Illini favorite IN
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