New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

responsible for the deadlock.
], Five Americans competed for Oxford.
sG. A. Trowbridge, the former Princeton
hurdler, had an easy time winning the
120-yard high hurdle race, while A. j..
Hees, formerly Of the University OF Me-
braska, won the weight event, heaving
The 16-pound ball SO feet 2 inches. II.
~ White, former Bowdoin star, was
second in the running high jump, and
B. w. Smith, who ran for Johns Hop
kins Institute two years ago, finished
third in the quarter-mile race.
The running of H. B. Stallard, of.
Cambridge, who was g member of the
record-breaking relay team which COM
petcd at Philadelphia last year, was the
outstanding feature of the meet. He
won the mile event in the fast time Of
A:22 after q great struggle with w. 4.
Milligan, of Oxford, and w. G. latham,
Of Cambridge, who finished second and
third respectively.
Fast Pace by Stailard
! Stallard set q fast pace when he
jumped to the front at the gun and, al
though he was never headed, the fact
that he was close pressed all the way
accounted for the fast time. Milligan
and latham, who also were on the Ok
ford Cambridge team which defeated
the University of Pennsylvania and
other American college teams last year,
were in fine form, finishing only about
~ yards behind Stallard.
Trowbridge got away to slow start
in the hurdle race and it looked as IL
Ne might be beaten until the half way
mark was reached. Partridge, of Cam
bridge, was leading at the time and the
former Tiger timber-topper flashed by
the Cambridge man to win by five
,hWS3 CIV ny11 "
waited for the sprint, feeling sure that
he could take Patridge5s measure. The
time was 104-6 seconds, one second
sglower than the worlds record.
Rees, the other American winner,
{ had no competition at all in the a6-
pound weight event. The Nebraska
man bettered the best effort Of n.
& Waterhouse, Cambridge, who finished
second, by more than foot. when he
threw the iron 80 feet inches.
F.. A. Montague, the British cross
race in 14:54, thus repeating his per-
formance OF last year, but tie time was
not as fast as was expected. In win
ming the 16-pound hammer throw,
Nokes, who was not conceded an OUT
side chance to land first place. estab-
lished new varsity record. The dis
tance was 100 feet, s inches.
Rudd Fails Miserably
3. G. D. Rudd. Of Oxford, the 400
!. meter Olympic champion, did not fair
Svery5 we'll in the 100 and 44O-yard
races. The title holder was beaten by
!. Abrahams, Of Cambridge, in the CEN
tury and In the quarter-mile Rudd took
4 the dust OF G. N. Butler, also of
Cambridge. The Oxford star finished
second IN tho 440 and third in the 100,
but he did not show the speed for which
he Is noted.
Most Of the performers in to-day's
events will compete in the dual meet
{ with Cornell In the United States next
summer, and II is not improbable that
the two British institutions will de-
.sfend the worlds two-mile relay cham
pionship at Philadelphia next month.
The results Of the various events, in
which FIRST places only counted. follow:
1oo-yard dash--won by IL. u. Abtahams.
Canbridge; q. N. Butler, Cambridge.
4 second: 3. g. p. Rudd. Oxford. third.
TN. Throwins WIN I'll the 1s-pound harnner-won
!, by II &. Nokes. oxford; n. 3. Burt. Cam
bridge. second. Distance, 1855 feet inches.
cambridge; w. K. Miiiigan. oxford,
4 second; ". q. latham. Cambridge. third.
caS4aas. nsa xtH s.ss ss n Harn r.
White. Oxford 6 feet inches). second: :
=. J: Dickinson. Oxford e feet incnes,.
Sle-ysrd sun.-won BY Q. NJ Butler.
sscond: B. ". smith. John. HOP Hopkins iSs1. Uni.
versity ana Oxford, third. Time. e:zS As.
Putting tho 1s-pound shot--won BY
Oxford sss feet = incSss,; II. sSsa waterhouas. na
Gamhridge lss feet incho. seconds g. r.
Three-mile run-Won by q. A. Montague.
Oxford: ": T. Marsh. Cambridge. second
Hsaf-mile runwcn by r. d. Mountain,
F Cambridge; Kent Hughes, Oxford. accond: !:
F. Davis. Cambridge. third. Time,
i2o-yard hurdlcs-w by q. a. rrov-
bridge. Princeton and Oxford; L. r. Par
ridge, Cambridge. second; J. Eppe. OK
fords third. Time. 0:16 4-5
Running bread Jump-Won by L. s. r.
1ngrams. Oxford (22 feet y inchl: K T. r.
Saxon, Cambridge (a1 feet ~ inch.ss - s :
second: s. T. Abiehams, Cambrid "a 1sI fsa;; I;
~ inches), third. W. A1ee
Wound H. Pee