South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-28
MONTAGUE, MURPHY,
HAYES AND RELAY
TEAM BREAK MARKS
Desch Also Sets Mark Not Al
lowed to Stand-Purdue
Finishes Second.


So.re Dame again proved supreme
IN tho annual state intercollegiate
track and field meet here this ait
ernoon on stuart Field. scoring $50
roints and establishing four or me
six new records made Purdue mr.
ished second with %. with DeFauw
nosing out Earlham for thira
rlace. DePauw counted - DO
against 25 % for Earlham- But.
Ter was fitch with II. Indiana with
was sixth and Wabash with 4 was
seventh. Franklin failed 20 score
The day was Ideal for track
meet and the cinder path was in
perfect condition. A wind from the
north marred the chances for
perfect day.
Irish Break Four Records.
Purdue was credited with new
marx in the half-mile run and But
Ter set a record in the two-mile run.
The Irish shattered the zLo-yaro
dash. 440-yard dash. high jump and
relay race marks The weight rec
ords were not touched.
Purdue jumped into the lead by
placinE first and third in the mile
run. Furnas I'm winning the event
came within four-fifths of second
OF equauinE the record made by
Burke OF Notre Dame IN 1920.
In the 44O-yard race Montague
OF Notre Dame jumped into the lead
~ the start and gained the pole al
the end OF the 220-yard straight
away Hefferman held second place
when Harrison Of Purdue who over
took him or the turn. could not
stand the pace and fell back ~
third PLACE at the finish.
Fails i'm Record Try.
Mummy OF Notre Dame. after
clearing the bar al feet 5 inches
tried for the worlds record hut
failed. The Notre Dame relay team
had an easy time romping off with
their event. besides lowering the
mark three seconds Butler Earl
ham. Wabash and DePauw had
battle royal for second place and
thew crossed the tape in The order
named above.
The tvo-mile race was battle
between Furnas Of Purdue Doo,it-
tie Of Butler. and Dalton Of Earl
ham. Furnas was spiked I'm the
seventh lap and pulled a tendon
while leading the race He kept
on and n,anaged 20 finish fourth
Dalton took the lead and held on
10 II til the home stretch when
DoolittIe. with wonderful sprint
nosed him out and broke the for
mer record held by Furnas.
The sS0-yard run started ont to
be a bat between Harrison 81
Purdue 1d Robins Of Naoasn
Comina INTO the home stretch on
The last Ian. both men increasing
tbair race. Harrison ran one OF
The r~ettiest races Of the afternoon
besides looping a second and MN
off tne mark held 10y Meehar Of
Notre Dame.
HAYES. after winnins the lyV-
yard dash in 10 flat stepped In tho
a2O-vard dash and lowered the Ior-
ner mark Of 20 set hy Dice OF
purdue 20 .21.2 Rohrer OF Purdue
who finished second was two yards
behind the flying 1rishman
The time iu the -20-yard low
hurdles was lowered by pesch OF
%otre Dame but IL was not allowed
m stand as he knocked over wv
hurdles The weight events which
we're expected 20 he broken by lAe1
~ Notre Dame went hy the board
unmarried Kenny of Indiana came
within II iuches of equalnE ms
record in the iaveEn throw The
wind handicapped the pole valutsrs
10 great extent and caused The
event 70 be drawn out over twice
fine f. should have taken.
Notre Dame won e.eht out or l7
events and failed 90 score tn only
the f20-vard hieh hurdles mile and
savelin events First and seconds
we've taken in the 1oo-yard dash
and 44O-yard run Purdue annexed
Two firs,s. winning the mile and
sS0-vard runs The rlsh team toob
away two large shields as honor'
for winning the meet and relax
race. Cold medals were given as
first individual prize Second place
winners received silver medals and
shir1 AID fourth 0lacers. BRONZE
OF