The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-30
EARLHAM SQUAD TIES
FOR Third PLACE AT
STATE TRACK meet

Notre Dame University easily won
the State track and field meet held on
! Cartier Field. Saturday, May %. by a
total of 63 points Purdue University
ranked second with ssh points; Earl
ham and Wabash tied for third, with
2OA points each.
| De Paw came next with 11h points
and Butler and Indiana University fin
ished last with 5A and points re-
spectively.
| Good time was made in the track
events as the cinder oval was in the
best Of condition in spite of the rain
which fell just before the meet. All
fine records were shattered and one
tied.
The Earlham men put up a stiff
SIGHT against the. best in the state and
Coach Move was we'll pleased with
the results. Two OLYMPIC athletes
participated. Furnas of Purdue, and
Murphy of Notre Dame, another star,
Desch. holder Of the world record in
the 440 I'd. hurdles, was the cynosure
of all eyes.
One of the features OF the meet was
the 220 low hurdle race, won by DeSch.
equaling Ivey's state record. in which
Ivey and Wynn, Of Notre Dame cleared
hurdle after hurdle together, Ivey get
ting the second place position by a
burst of speed at the tape. Ivey was
unable to place in the high jump, be-
ing in an exhausted condition as a
result OF the strenuous heats in the
hurdles.
Johnson. star weight man of he
Quakers, brought his career on the
Earlham track team to a successful
close by winning second honors in the
discus throw and shot put. In the
latter event he got his best heave OF
the year.
Furnas, Of Purdue, had little Difficult
ty in the mile and two mile. In the
shorter race he allowed his team mate
Harrison to finish even with him and
the judges counted it tie. In the
two mile he staged a sprint in the last
quarter. He was followed at about
20 yards by Doolittle. of Butler. Dalton
Of Earlham, finished a good third in
both of these events
The Earlham relay team, although
doped to go strong, was outclassed BY
the Notre Dame quarter milus. who
l. lowered the state record. The Quaker
team composed Of Crafts, Robertson
} Carter and Robinson finished fourth
and annexed one point. Their time
was the best Of the year for them, bu
was slow compared with that of the
!. winning aggregation.
1 Efforts were made by Coach Graves
, of Wabash, to schedule a dual NEE
with Earlham here next week, but thi:
y was ajudged unadvisable as the fina
examinations are now in progress a
. Earlham.
120 Yards Hurdles-Won by Wynn
: Notre Dame; Ivey. Earlham, second
Shoptaugh, Depauw. third; Haase
y Depauw, fourth. Time, Is % sec
onds.
:. 100 Yard Dash-Won by Hayes
. Notre Dame; Roohrer, Purdue, sec
ond; Desch, Notre Dame, third: Val
, Arsdale, Wabash, fourth. Time i
seconds
:, 220 Yards Dash-Won by Hayes
:, Notre Dame; Mason. Depauw, second
. Roohrer, Purdue, third; Dant, Notr
Dame, fourth. Time 23 % seconds.
44O Yard Dash-Won by Casper
n Notre Dame; Watson, Purdue, second
n Montague, Notre Dame, third; Gustai
= son. Wabash, fourth. Time-50 s.
4 seconds.
$50 Yard Run-Won by Eastlack
Wabash; Gustafson. Wabash; second
= Kasper, Notre Dame. third; Harrison
> Purdue, fourth. Time-1:5S As.
. Mile Run-Won by Harrison AM
Furnas of Purdue, who tied for first
, Dalton, Earlham, third: Davis, De
=, paw. fourth. Time-4:29
q Two Mile Run-Won by Furnas, Pun
y due; Doolittle, Butler, second; Dalton
Earlham, third; Bruce, Wabash, fourth
Time-9:47.
a Pole Vault-Won by Hogan. Notr
: Dame; Bullock, Indiana. second; Whit
= mer, Purdue; Mercer. Butler; Crafts
Earlham, and Hite of Wabash tied TO
third Heisht---11 feet . inches
n Discus Throw-Won by Miller, Pull
= due; Johnson, Earlham. second
=, Stewart, Depauw. third: Shaw, Notr
Dame, fourth. Distance--129 feet,
inches.
a High Jump-Won by Murphy. Notr
= Dame; Pence, Purdue. second Martir
:, Depauw, and Wood of Butler, tied TO
- third. Height-6 feet, Ia inches.
Shot Put-Won by Shaw, Notr
T. Dame; Johnson. Earlham. second
. Flynn, Notre Dame, third; Miller
= Purdue, fourth. Distance-43 feet.
:, inches.
Broad Jump-Won by Watson, Pul
, due; Ivey, Earlham second: Hogan
, Notre Dame, third: Van Arsdale, Wa
: bash, fourth. Distance-2O feet 11s
inches.
Javelin Throw-Won by Knee, Wa
BASH Oberst, Notre Dame, second
= Hanny, Indiana, third; Hogan. Notr