The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1922-05-01
IDAHO FRESHMEN
WIN MEET, 68-63
TAKE DUAL CONTEST FROM LEWIS
AND CLARK THROUGH MILE
RELAY RACE

RELAY RACE
Won by the last event, the fast mile
relay race, the University of Idaho
#freShmen won Saturday afternoons
ldual track from Lewis and Clark high
s3lseol athletes of Spokane, 6S to So.
]. l NoFe on points zig-zagged back
81Urth during the afternoon with
31e teaEhA alternating on the lead in
J9loIr1tssuntll the broad jump when
Lewis and CLARK men took all three
places, evening up the score.
The mile relay decided the outcome
OF the meet. Idaho's relay team lead
from the start and the last Idaho
man broke the tape we'll in advance
of the Spokane runner The time was
three minutes and At seconds, re-
markably fast time for the slow Fair
grounds dirt track.
Mile Race Feature Event
All the track events were run off in
fast time, when the condition of the
/ Fair grounds track is taken into con-
sideration. The prettiest race of the
day. the race that provided the most
! thrilling finish was the mile run, won
by John Divine of Lewis and Clark.
Walrath of Idaho, who placed third
lead out from the start with Wallace
of Lewis and Clark close at his heels
]
tanned this position with Divine in
third place
Wallace jumped into the lead on the
last 440 yards and he and Divine
/ fought it out down the home stretch.
Timing his finish perfectly the little
/ Lewis and Clark runner actually
sprinted the last so yards and barely
nosed out his own team mate, Wallace
of Lewis and Clark
Powers Wins Sprints
Another pretty race was the 100
yard dash with all the entries finish
ing in a bunch. Idaho men took all
three places but the Lewis and Clark
men were pushing them hard at the
finish. First place was won by Pow
ers, Idaho, with two other Idaho men,
Thomas and Pollard, in second and
third places respectively.
/. A good heave of 48 feet, five inches
with the II pound shot by Case wen
Lewis and Clark first place in the
shot put. In the discus throw Os-
borne of Idaho took first with Melick
of Idaho in second place. Melick took
first place in the javelin throw and
Idahos preponderance of points in
these two events gave Idaho rather
substantial lead late in the meet.
Parmeter High Point Man
Parmeter of Lewis and Clark was
high point man of the meet with 13
points, first in the high jump. a
first in the 120 yard high hurdles, and
second place in the broad Jump
Powers, crack freshman sprinter of
the university, was second high point
winner of the meet with firsts III the
100 and 220 yard dasnes and winner
OF one and one-quarter points as
member OF the Idaho relay team.
Coach David Macmillan was starter
of the meet and Eugene Ostrander of
Twin Falls was announce. The meet
was run off in good fast time in order
to allow the varsity baseball players
and the freshmen players to meet IN
a practice baseball game. ? he fresh
men took the game, 3 to O..
Summary
80 yard dash -Kommers, l.. c., first;
Thomas, Idaho, second; Newman, Ida
ho, third Time-5:3.
$50 yard run--Sowder, Idaho, first;
Hardey, l.. c., second; Martin L. c.,
third Time-2: :10:3.
100 yard dash-Powers, Idaho, first;
Thomas, Idaho, second; Pollard, Ida
no, third.
Shot put (12 lbs)-Case, L. c., first;
Boyer, Idaho, second; Irving, Idaho,
third Distances feet, five inches.
High jump-Parmeter, L. G., first;
Leland, Idaho. second; Peck, L. G.,
third Heighth-5 feet, seven inches.
220 yard low hurdles -Bartruff, Ida
ho, first; Kelley, L. c., second; Tow
ers, L. c., third Time-27 seconds.
440 yard run-Williamson, l.. c.,
first; Prescott, Idaho, second; Bross-
ard, Idaho, third. Time-55:1.
Discus throw-Osborne Idaho, first;
Melick, Idaho, second, Davis, L. G.,
third Distance-1lS feet
Pole Walker, Idaho, first;
Bartruff. Idaho, second; Boyle, l.. c.,
third. Height-Nine feet, three inches.
Mile run-Divine, l.. c., first; Wal
lace, L. c., second; Walrath, Idaho,
third Time-5 minutes, 6 seconds,
120 yard high hurdles les-Parmeter,, L.
c., first; Kelley. L. G., second; Fitzke,
Idaho, third Time-1S:3.
Javelin throw-Melick, Idaho, first;
Davis, L. c., second; Hays, Idaho,
third. Distance-143 feet, inches.
220 yard dash--Powers, Idaho, first;
Williamson, l.. c., second; Kommers,
L. c., third. Time-24 seconds.
Broad jump-Pecl1, l.. c., first; Par
meter, L. c., second; Towers, L. c..
third Distances feet, 3 inches
Mile re1ay-Won by Idaho, Pollard.
Brossard, Bartruff, Powers. L. G. team,
Martin, Lalone. Edwards, Gray, Sec
ond Time-3:47.
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