The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-05-18
.BURLEY WINS STATE
HIGH SCHOOL MEET
BELIEVED THAT UNITED STATES
RECORD WAS TIED BY DOE,
BURLEYS STAR.

One United States record is believed
to have been equaled, three state rec
ords were broken and two other state
records tied yesterday in the ninth
annual state inter-scholastic track
and field meet.
Doe of Burley took the so yard dash
in So, which breaks the Idaho record
and, officials said, probably ties the
U. S. time for this event. Doe also
set new state record in the broad
jump when he leaped % feet 5 IA in
ches, exceeding the old record by
II IA inches. Doe also tied state rec
cords in the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
Osborn of Wallace set new record
for the discus by hurting it ia feet
s 1-2 inches.
Burley was awarded the silver
loving cup offered to the winning
team, the banner for winning the re-
lay race and Doe took the cup for the
individual high point man.
Kellogg, who it will be remembered,
won the sportsmanship trophy in the
basketball tournament, took second
place in the meet, registering IA IA
points.
The official standing of all teams
entered is as fOllOWS.
First Burley, 421a; second
Kellogg, IA IA; third-Lewiston, 13;
fourth-Moscow, IL IA; fifth-Boise,
12; sixth-Twin Falls, Wallace, Sand
point, and Reubens tied with points
each; tenth-Parma, Z; eleventh
Genesee, l IA; twelfth-Bonners
Ferry, 1.
The splendid sportsmansh1p shown
by the various teams was one of the
features of the meet Rival
ry was intense from the first prelim-
mary event Monday until the last
dash of the relay Tuesday afternoon,
but at all times there was an admir-
able spirit of good fellowship. Con-
gratulations among the men were
frequent and no man distinguished
himself in any event but what he was
crowded around by the other entries
Tuesday was an ideal day for a
meet. The sun shone throughout the
afternoon and, with no wind, it was
excellent weather for records in spite
Of the rather slow track because of
rains day or two ago.
The prep. band turned out Tuesday
and put much jazz into the day with
frequent selections. The effect of
his was probably shown best when,
n high jump Wolfe and Burley and /
Hansen of Kellogg were striving to
90 over the bar at feet 8, the Bur- Z
ey coach sent up request for music
as his man ran for the bar
Places were taken as follows:
so Yard dash-Doe, Burley, first; /
Mccormick, Boise, second; Thomas,
Moscow, third. Time, So.
Half mile-Edminston, Parma,
irst; King, Twin Falls; Mcbride,
'oise. Time, 2:O5:01.
100 Yard dash-Doe, Burley first;
Mccormick, Boise; Thomas, Moscow.
ime, 1901.
12O Yard hurdles-Huefner, Kel-
'gg, first; Johnson, Burley; Kent,
'onners Ferry. Time, 1913.
220 Yard dash-Doe, Burley, first;
1cCormick, Boise; Chambers, Boise.
line, 22:3.
Quarter mile-Johnson, Burley,
irst; Mills, lewiston; Wheeler,
'oise. Time, $3.50.
220 Yard hurdles-Mills, Lewiston
rst; Calvert, Lewison; Huefner, Kel-
,gg. Time, 27:3.
Mile run-King, Twin Falls first;
uckett Wallace; Ashley, Standpoint. {
ime, 4:55 4:5. ,
Half mile relay-Burley, first;
[oscow, Lewiston. Time, 1:38:03.
Shot put-Rowe Moscow; first;
lkholm, Standpoint; Kershisnik, Bur ,
Y. 43 #. in.
Discus-Osborn, Wallace, first; 9
'urnell Reubens; Elkholmn, Sand
pint. ia ft. S1h in .
Javelin-Purnell, Reubens, first; !.
lkholmn, Standpoint; Phillips, Lewis !
N. LAG #. 31a in. i
Broad jump-Doe, Burley, first; a
lark, Moscow, and Allen, Parma, o
ed for second. % ft. 51s in.
High jump Wolfe, Burley, and 7
ansen, Kellogg, tied for first; John 0
N, Burley, Gray of Genesee, Clark
Moscow and Penny of Kellogg tied
r third. 5 # in. s
Pole vault-Hansen, Kellogg and t,
elson, Burley,tied for first; Gray, G
enesee third 10 #. in. 8