The New York herald., 1922-06-04
Osborne of Illinois and Muir.
ply of Notre Dame Tie for
First Place.
HAYES WINS 100 YD. DASH
Star Athletes Compete in Out
door Track Event Held in
Iowa City.

Iowa CITY, Ia, June 3.--Iilinois scored
an overwhelming triumph in the Western
Conference outdoor track and field cham
pionship meet to-day, piling up SO 6-14
points. Iowa was second with "a 1886
Minnesota third with 23 1-1o and Notre
Dame fourth with 22 1914. Four Con-
ference records were broken and one
was tied
Illinois won the one mile relay in rec
ord breaking time of 3:20,. but was
robbed of a victory i'm this event, due 10
the disqualification of the team because
OF Sweets rough work. Sweet was al
legged to have knocked a Notre Dame
runner over in making turn. The race
was given to Iowa and no time an
nounced
The summaries: :.
TRACK EVENTS
100 YARD DAsH-won by Hayes. Notre
Dame; Paulu. Grinneu, second; Wilson,
Iowa, third Moorhead Ohio fourth; Ayres,
Illinois. fifth. Time 0:O0 7-1O.
40 YARD HIGH HURDLES--Won by Knoll
lin. Wisconsin, Anderson. Minnesota. sec
sond; Sargent, Michigan. third: Martineau
Minnesota. fourth. Time. 0;15. No fifth
place. Wallace, illinois, finished fourth,
hut disqualified.
440 YARD DASH--yvon by Wolters. Ames
Fcss~nden. Illinois. second; Sweet, I'LL
nois. third: Hultkranz. Minnesota. fourth
Schlapprizzi. Illinois, fifth. Time. 0:4s.
ONE MILE RiIN-Wona by Patterson, iii.
nois: Wells. Illinois. second Sweitzer Min
nesota. third; Ashton, Iowa fourth; Muir
ply Purdue, fifth. Time 4..2.
$50 YARD R1rN-won by wolters. Amesi
Higgins. Ames, second Harrison. Purdue
third: Yates, Illinois, fourth; Morrow
Iowa. fifth. Time. I .55.
2eo YARD DAsH----.won by Paulu; Grinnell
third; Hayes. Notre. Dame fourth More
head. Ohio, fifth.s Time. Oi21 I -iolas
TWO MILE RUNs@-won bygRathbun. Ames
third; Wikoff. Ohio, fourth, Watson, I'LL.
pois. fifth. Time, 9:27 Cnew conference
record. s:a9 80. made by Stout. Chicago
200 YARD Low HuRDLEs-won by Brook
ms Iowa; Anderson, Minnesota, second;
consin. fourth. $. II. Wallace, Illinois
Nth. Time. o;e3 40. (ries conference
ONE MILE RELAY-won by Iowa (Knoll
.Keppler. Beck and wison) Chicago, sec.
ond; Aines. third: Wisconsin. fourtli Mich
Illinois finishing first in 1870. but being
disqualified for alleged rougiiness by Sweet.
FIELD EVENTS.
RUNNING: HIGH JUMP-Osborne, Illinois,
and Murphy. Notre Dame tied for first
and second (height feet 1-1G inches)
hoffman Iowa, third (6 feet); Conn
Tuwa: Piattcn. WISCONSIN: Campbell, Min
nesota. McEllven. Michigan, and Woods.
Butler. tied for fourth and fifth Go feet
10 tnCheS). -..,at IL
sifoTPUT-wonsb by Cannon. Illinois tdis
tance ~ feet i1is jnches); Hulscher, West
Michigan Stnte Normal. second ti2 feet
81 inchesJ; Sundt, Wisconsin. third ( a
feet inches) l.leb Notre Dame. fourth
c41 feet Tx incics): Dahl. Northwestern
fifth (41 feet 5H inches). .f
DISCUS THROW-Won by Lieb, Notr'
Dame distance 147 feet 8 inches): Frida
Chicago. second (1S4 feet . incies) Carl
son. Illinois. third d33 feet); Grossminn,
fourth (129 feet 9 inches). Howard. Drake,
dfth (123 feet s. inches).
JAvELTN THROW-Won by Angler, I'LL
nois (196 feet II inchesJ Hoffman. Michi-
4 gan. second (19J feet 6H inchesl; Hanny
Indiana, third G7f feet 3N inches); NIL
Ter. Purdue, fourth Oil feet "a inchesl
Mois. Notre Dame. fifth rT0 feet Az
inches). Former record of lis feet 4
inches, made by Hoffman Of Michigan In
POLE yAULr-won by Landowsk. Michi.
gan, 12 feet 0 inches; Hawker. Minnesota,
and Collins, Illinois. tied for second and
third. II feet: Devine. Iowa; Chandler
Illinois; Mcclure. Wisconsin; Merrick. Wis
consin: Hogan, Notre Dame; Hall, Chi
cago, and Faust, Northwestern. tied Tor
fourth and firth. II feet inches.
HAMMER THROW-won by Hill. Illinois.
1871 feet 5lk inches Schmidt. MiclitEan.
second. 129 feet Az inches :. Thomas, Ohio
feet 1 inch Michael. Chicago. fifth, 115
feet sa4 inches.
RUNNING BROAD, JUMP-won by Osborne.
Illinois, % feet 0 inches; Sundt Wisconsin,
second, % feet 81 inches: Schmidt. Michi-
gan, third % feet 5A inches; Farley, Min
resota. fourth, % feet III inches; Johnson,
Wisconsin. fifth, q feet Tx inches.