Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
ILLINOIS TAXES SHARE IF
 H0NORS IN RELAY
 CARNIVAL EVENTS

URBANA, III. March 5.-University of Illinois athletes gained the lions share of honor in the fourth renewal of the relay carnival staged under auspices of the university tonight. Four carnival records were smashed and two were tied. The carnival drew a record breaking list of entries. There were 349 athletes from 43 universities and colleges in the competition.
 The first record equalled was in the two-miIe university relay, which Illf- nois won in S:04 4-5. Ames tied the carnival record for the Medley relay eqiallinG the record of SPA established by Georgetown last year.
 Two-mile university relay. won by Illinois, McGinnis. Donahue, Brown and Yates; Michigan second. Ames third Time S:04 4-5. 75-yard dash won by Deering. Ne brxulta: Bradley, Kansas, second; GaI- laghcr. Kansas Aggies. third Time
 snot-put: Won by Shaw, Notre Dame; Sandefur, Kansas, second; wefss, Illinois, third. Distance 4s feet
 75-yard high hurdles: Won by Wright, Nebr.ssa: Anderson; % Mi Min1ssosa' 1s;rd r;%e ssce
 Pole vault: Won by westbrook. Michigan: Wilder. Wisconsin. second: Hope, Kansas Asgies, third. Height 12 feet. IA inch
 One-mile college relay: Won by Wa hash: Depauw second: Eureka thirdl Time 3:57 2-5.
 Deering. University of Nebraska flyer, won the 75-yard dash in blanket finish with Bradley of Kansas and Gallagher of the Kansas Aggies- Six sprinters were sent away to per feet start but Deering pulled away in the last five yards, winning by six inches. The time of 0:0s was two fifths of a second slower than the record.
 Nebraska scored its second victory when Wright, winner of the high hur- dlee in the western conference meet last season, broke the tape in the 75- yard high hurdles fin 0:10. Anderson of Minnesota pulled up in second place and Wynn of Notre Dame was third.
 The shot-put went to Shaw of Notre Dame with 43 feet, 6 inches. while westbrook of Michigan took the pole vault at 12 feet 14 inch.
 Tn a thrilling race in which only five yards separated the two leading teams, Illinois defeated Michigan by yards in the two mile university, Anes finished third The time was S:04 4-5, which tied the Illinois carnival record.
 Running broad jump: Won by cr1ikshahk. Michigan; .Alberts. hi nois, second: Paige, Ames, third. Dis tance 22 feet. "A inches.
 7S-yard low hurdles: Won by Gala gher, Kansas Aggies; Desch, Notre Dame, second; Williams, Missouri, third. Time. 0:0S 2-5.
 600-yard run: Won by Donohue. Illi- nois; Maxwell. A1issouri,s second; Burns. Michigan, third Time :15 3-5.
 Medley relay: Won by Ames (1ig- gins, Pohlman. Webb. Graham): Pur- due second: Illinois third. Time SPA.
 30O-yard dash: Won by Waldo. Grin- nell; Shaw. Notre Dame, second; Fields. Illinois. third Time O:33.
 Four r-mile university relay: Won by Illinois (McGinnis, Wharton, Paterson and Yale): Kansas Aggies second; Wisconsin third Time 1895 4-5
 Running high jump: Walker, Michi- gan. Paige, Ames, and Alberts, Il1i- nois. tied for first. Height six feet, $< inch.
 Onc-imil interscho1astic relay: Won by Oak Park. Deerfie1d- Shields sec ond; University High. Chicago third; Time go.
 One thousand yard run: Won by Brown, Illinois: Burkholder. Michigan second; Draper, Butler college third Time 2:05.
 Two-mile match race: Won by Cor nell (Scheei, Cole, Peterson. Bretnall) Wabash, second Time 8:33 2-5 (Oniy two starters).
 One mile university relay: Won by Pennsylvania. (Lewis. Brown, Rogers Eby); Michigan, second; Chicago third. Time 3.2s.