New-York tribune., 1922-03-12
Brown Breaks
W Orld's Mark
For High e Jump
Clears Bar al 6 Feet, 4B
Inches in intercollegiate
Meet; Cornell Il Winner
By Jack Masters


| high jump at the first annual indoor
championship Of the Intercollegiate
A. A. in the 22d Regiment Armory
last night. Brown established the
former mark Of feet AZ inches only
two weeks ago in Boston
Cornell ran up a total Of 35fz noints
which was quite enough to carry Of
the team champ onship. Dartmouth was
second with 25, barely nosing out
Pennsylvania, which gathered Il
points Princeton was fourth with rs
and Penn State finished in fifth place
with IA. Q
The others scored as follows: Yale,
II; Harvard, 8h Amherst, 61a; wos-
ton College, s; Lafayette, 5; Syra-
cuse, Az; Brown, 4 Columbia, 4:
Fordham, Georgetown, NJ. /. 7. and
New York L., 3 points each
Alf Leconey. of Lafayette, came
within one-tenth second of the worlds
record in winning the 7O-yard dash
from Fred Lovejoy, Cornell's new
sprint phenom, who was only inches
behind the junior national 6oyard
title holder. The time was 0:073,
while the record is 0:O7 10
Bill Stevenson, Of Princeton, and
Mel Suttner, of Syracuse. proved the
greatNt race seen hereabouts in a
long while when they crossed the fin
together that the race was adudged q
dead heat. Stevenson, the national
quarter-mile champion and record
holder, came on in the last twenty
yards and snatched victory from the
Syracuse man who led the last leg by
ten yards at the start.
Squirt by Stevenson
Allan Woodring, the worlds 300 yard
record holder, handed Suttner the lead
after sensational sprint on the third
leg of the race, and although Sut.ner
ran q great race he was not good
enough to hold off the flying Prince
tonian, when the latter made his final
bid for old Nassau. Stevenson waa
timed in 49 2-5 for his quarter. while
the time for the race was 1922 AS.
The record is 3:18.
Larry Shields. of Penn State, the con-
queror of the famous Joie Ray. ran &
great race in winning the one-miie run
in the fast time of 1920 $40 Larry
set a sizzling pace from the start,
but when, with one lap to go. Ed
Kirby, of Cornell, went into the lead.
it appeared that the upstate lad wouiG
surely cop the title Rounding the ast
turn into the home stretch. Shields Went
past Kirby and despite the battle whicA
the Cornell man put forth Shieils got
the verdict by about a foot.
Malcolm Douglass. the Yale star. was
a close third to Kirby, while Burke. OF
Cornell, was fourth; Walter Hggi ns,
of Columbia, easily beat Jim Connolly,
Georgetown. for fifth point honcrs.
= As this is the initial indoor cham
pionship meet of the I. c. A. A. A.
all marks established will stand as
championship records. and venture to
say that Shields's 1920 $40 will stand
considerable jostling
Browns Throw Wins
]. Fiske Brown, OF Harvard. won the
35-pound weight throw title with =
heavc of AZ feet AZ inches. H. P.
Wager, of Cornell, was easily tne best
of the balance of the "Whales." This
event was very properly decided on
South Field in the afternoon.
To say that the meet was a success
is putting it mildly, for it is doubtful
if the vast structure ever held such q
large crowd. Every seat was sold. in
c!uding the small section reserved for
the press and telegraphers. The m
lucky holders of coupons for these lat
ter seats were compelled TO seek quar-
ters in emergency sections which were
established at the four corners of the
arena. A stand accommodating about
900 persons was erecteu a:ong the en-
tire north side OF the building
The summaries:
One mile run-Won BY Marion Shields.
Pennsylvania State; Malcolm Douglas.
Yale second; Edward KIRBY, torneti.
third: William Burke. Harvard. fourth.
| Walter Higgins Columbia. fifth Time.
Freshman medley relay, y miies-Won
by University Of H.p
ward, fifth Time. 7:45 10.
woms relaywHn o-4sf2 by syoo59 w@Sef;ig esorss Of
town third Columbia fourth. Time
seventy-yard dash--won by j. \. lie
second; II. B. Lever, University Of Penn
sylvania, third; J. F. Carter Brown.
fourth Victor Graeb, Columbia, fifth.
Two-miie run-won by Norman r
Brown. Cornell, Robert G. Brown Cornei
second; r. B. whearty, Fordham. third
Charles j. Cooper, Penn State fourth; ): 6
Young. Dartmouth, NTH. Time. a:45 s-5.
One-mle relay-syracuse and Princeton
in dead heat: Massachusetts Institute Or
Technology. third; Boston College. fourth
Cornell, NTH. Time, S;22 A.
Sixty-yard high hurdles-Won by Harold
Barron. Penn State; David w Kinbal,
Cornell. second; Tony Human, Yale.
third; II. n. Hie, Penn State fourth
H. s. Thompson. Princeton, fifth Time.
Throwing s5-pound weight-won b.
J; F. Brown, harvard. ~ feet II inches
inches. second: II. r. Baker Princeton -
feet 4 inch. third, Merwin ". Swensor.
| Dartmouth 40 feet q inch fourth, Her
bert D. Tobey, Cornell, SO feet 81 inches
fft.
Putting G-pound shot-Won by Harr,
son s. Thorn pson, Princeton. sS feet =
inches; Edward f. Boil. Boston Colleg1.
Al feet inches. second; John VI. Lee.
Dartmouth Al feet inches. third; reon
ard Turnbull. Dartmouth. 40 feet )
inches fourth; r. Jordon, Yale, 40 fe0
inches fifth.
Pole vsult-won by Libbey (Dartroui {,
fI2 foeD. Five jumpers tied at ! feet =
inches for next places follows: S. =
Needs. Pennsylvania. S. r. Smith Dsrs
| mouth e. w Gournlock. Cornell: Rtcha. ,
Stevens. Cornell: Tod Garcn Yale
Running broad jump WON by &. u,
Chow, University of Pennsylvania, 81 feet
1o'9 inches: A NJ Rose, University CT
Pennsylvania. 2i feet 81. inches. secon, /.
, Paul CoErteis. New York University. [
feet Il inch. third; ". l. Reid. Brown. 81
feet fourth: V. l., Chum.. Dartmouth. 20
feet eh inches nth
Running high jump-Won by IercY
Brown. Dartmouth. . feet 47s inches :,
Robert II. Clark. Amherst second. feet
} n inch: II. Troupe, OF Princeton. and e.
b. Darling. Amherst tied for third. foot
r 102 inches; p. Nichols Cornell, and NJ
; Morse Harvard. tied for fifth, feet s'4
inches.
Hawaii Sends Challenge
HONOLULU, March IL (By The AS
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