New Britain herald., 1921-05-21
NEW RECORD IS SET
 FOR 440 YARD DASH
DriscOil, Boston College Star, Breaks Mark At Inter-
 Collegiate Meet Today.

Cambridge, Mass, May 2I.-Pre-
 1minaries passed, the New England intercollegiate track and field cham pionships came up for their annual decision today To the 100 athletes who proved their right to advanced competition in the trials of yester- day were added the fields in the mile and two mile runs as the aggregation out of which would come in II events the individ naI titleholders of the year and the points to determine the win ming college.
 Massachusetts Institute of Technol- ogy, on the grounds of which the games were held, was well on the way to repeat recent successes at these meetings with 23 quaIifiers, many as both it's nearest opponents, Brown and Williams, together. Boston col- lege, seeking to add New England laurels to those gained at the eastern inter-collegiateS a week ago. fa- vored with the ability or more pros- pective high-scoring individuals than either of the two latter colleges.
 Semi-Ffnals: 120-Yard High Hur- dles-First heat, won by I. E. Cook, Wesleyan; second, K. J. Sullivan, Bos- ton college; third, O. A. Mills, M. I. T. Time 16 seconds.
 Second heat, won by Philip Phillips, Williams; second, W. E. Weise, Col by: third, R. Merrick, Boston college. Time, 16 Is seconds.
 10o-Yard Dash-Semi-fi finals, first heat won by c. B. Miller. Williams: second. T. P. Spitz. NJ. I. T.; third. q. V. Butler, Bowdoin. Time, 10 2-5 seconds. &-s .s '.a' Heat won by J. F. S. Cartef. Brown; Vyy N r i,~d E. H. Macwhorter. Williams. Time, I0' 2-5 seconds.
 Mile Run-Won by Richard s. Duker, Bates; second, J. w. Crofts. Williams; third, H. R. Coan, Will Hams; fourth, F.. E. Sanborn, M. l. T. Time, minutes 22 1-2 seconds. Points scored: Bates ,, Williams 5, NJ. I. T. 1.
 440-Yard Run-Won by J. w. Dris- coll, Boston college; second. O. l.. Bardes NJ. I. T.: third. c. H. Stow ers Williams; fourth. w. c. Forstall. Brown. Time, 49 Is seconds, a new record; previous mark made in 1911 by J. D. Lester, Williams. Points score of leaders: Williams z, Bates 5, Boston college 3.
 12o yards hurdles won by w. E. weise, Colby; second J. J. Sullivan. bOSCOH COlieSS, lHiAu Il hAiAp Williams; fourth, O. A. Mills, M. l. T. Time 15 4-5 seconds.
 100 yard dash. won by J. F. s. Carter, Brown; second, C. B. Miller, Williams; third, T. w. Bossetrt, M. I. T.; fourth, T. F. Spitz, M. I. T. Time 10 Is seconds. Points of leaders: Williams 12; M. I. T. 8; Boston college 8; Brown $.
 Shot put won by T. G. Dignan, Holy Cross, distance 43 feet 2 IA in- ches; second, C. G. Dandrow, M. I. T., distance fl feet F inches; third. R. w. Clutter, Vermont, distance 3s feet inches; fourth, w. A. Case, Holy Cross, distance 37 feet g inches.
 Two mile run, won by Raymond B. Buker. Bates; second. w. K. MacMa- hon, Nj. I. T.; third, Cecil Leath, New Hampshire; fourth, R. M. Hendrie. M. l. T. Time. 9 minutes 43 seconds.
 Pole vault: Won by M. F. Sheldon, M. I. T.. height II feet 6 inches; sec ond, tie between P. M. Stearns, M. I. T., A. H. Fletcher. M. I. T. and A. H. Chapin, Jr., Williams, at II feet.
 Points score: M. l. T., 24; Williams. 14; Bates 10. |
 Hammer Throw-Won by c. G. Dandrow. M. I. T., distance 153 feet 3 inches; second, T. D. Tootel. Bow doin. distance 133 feet 10 inches; third, A. R. Tonon, M. I. T., distance 12s feet IA inch: fourth, A. H. Saw yer, New Hampshire. distance 124 feet Il 1-2 inches.