The New York herald., 1922-06-18
Shields, Paulu, Legendre,
Lieb, BroOkins and Merchant
Record Makers
CALIFORNIA WINS MEET
Merchant Throws Hammer
161 Feet 4 Inches, Beating
Old Mark p Feet.

CHICAGO. June 17.-Ray Watson. for
merry of the Kansas Aggies, triuinphed
over Joie Ray of the Illinois Athletic
Club in special one mile match race.
beating Ray to the tape in 4:21 4-5.
This was the second time Watson de-
feated Ray. They had raced on four
previous occasions Watson ran under
the colors of the Kansas City Athletic
Club.
The special race was held in connec-
ton with the National Collegiate Ath-
letic Associations national title meet
The University Of California won the
meet with total of 2Sh points. nine
tallies more than the point score of
Penn State. Notre Dame finished third
with 16 7-10 with Illinois. fourth. with
147-10, and Iowa, fifth. with 1S 34-45.
This is the second title carried off by
the coast athletes in their Eastern trip.
having won the Eastern intercollegiate
championship few weeks ago.
A cooling breeze swept the field from
the northwest in contrast to the swelter-
ing heat for the trials yesterday, and
conditions were regarded as favorable
for record breaking. ea
The first to be shattered was the mark
for the mile run, which was Won by
Shields of Penn State from field of
eighteen starters. Shields covered the
distance in 4 30 2-5. beating the former
record of 4 :23 2-5. established by Ray
Watson of the Kansas Aggies In the
meet last year. Dalton of Earlham set
tIA f1r he 6rot tue a
Shields took the lead. maintaining 1t
until the finish Patterson of Illinois.
by remarkable burst of speed, finished
second, coming up from fifth place in
the stretch.
Paulu. the Grinnell sprinter, equalled
the second meet record when he took the
Anal of the 100 yard dash in $40
seconds
LeGendre of Georgetown set a new
collegiate record for the running broad
3. jump with "a feet 3 inches. (The former
record was % feet 3-s inches. made by
Stinchcomb of Ohio State in 1921
= The fourth record to fall was in the
discus t.psw.
Lieb OF Motre Dame hurled trb discus
III feet 2h inches. feet and a quarter
Of an ircj Sc.ter than last years rec
ord by Po.e of Washington. Afterward
In an exhibition Lieb threw the plate
$50 feet 21s inches
Another for PnuIu.
sPaulu established his second record Of
tn, day when he won the 22D-yard dash
in q As seconds. after winning the
century in the record time Of
9-iO seconds Paulu's time in the 220-
yard event was a second slower than
the world record held by Charles Pad
dock of California, and 1t beat the
collegiate record of % 3-5 seconds made
by Wilson Of Iowa year ago.
The sixth record to go by the boards
was in the 220-yard low hurdles.
Brcokins. Of Iowa won this event in
"a 1-5. beating the former record of
"a As made by Gus Desch of Notre
Dame in the meet year ago.
40 YARD HIGH HURDLES.-F'irsth heat
Won by Ivey. Earlham: Kaufman, Penn
state. second: Martineau. Minnesota. third.
State; Cook; wesleyan. second Sargent.
II Final % Hest"won by bsF Barron. IRON Penn state:
Cook, Wesleyan. second; Ivey. Earlham.
third; g. Brickman, Chicago. fourth: sar
I'rickman qualified on time.)
100 YARD DASH.-First heat-won by
pagiu nnsi Hayes, ,rS MotTs ,o Dane sec
Second Heat-Won by L. Wilson. Iowa ::
Desch. Notre Dame. second; E. Smith. Me-
Third Heat-won by Erwin, Kaw Aggies !:
serbling. Wesleyan. second. Spetz, wiscon-
ain, third; Time: o;1o 10.
Hayes. Notre Dame. second; Erwin. Kan
sas Aggies: third +. Wilson: Iowa. fourth;
1New % national coliesiate recordS ".' o'o' 'iV
800 YARD DASH.-First heat-Won by
Paulu; cirinnell; Erwin. Kansas Aggles.
second Hent-won by Morehead. Ohio; /;
spetz. Wisconsin. second. Time. 0:22.
% Third nIs nea,-Won Won by Wilson. Iowa Hayes.
Wilson, Iowa. second; spetz. Wisconsin
Kansas Aggies. fifth. Time o ~ 40. New
N. G. A. A. rccord)
go YARD LOW HURDLEs-First heat-won
ond. Time. 0:24 4-5
Second Heat-won by Ellis. Texas a. and
NJ; Barron. Penn. second. Time. o:2i 40
sofa: sech. Notre Dame. second. Time
Final Heat--won by Brookins. Iowa;
Desch. Notre Dame. second: Ellis, Missis-
sippi A. and M, third Stolley. WISCONSIN
fourth Barron Penn State; fifth Time
record OF o;2t 40. made by Desch Of Notre
SHOT Hot PuTHWcn ~ lyvi by Merchant, co,,,orrla
Bronber. Pennsylvania, second: witter,
California, third: Hulscher. West State
Normal; fourth; keene. Texas A. and NJ,
MILE RUN-won by Shields. Penn State.
Patterson. Illinois. second: Connolly,
Georgetown. third: wikoff Ohio. fourth:
440 YARD RUN-won by Cochran Missis.
sippi a. and M; Mcdonald, California,
second: Fessenden.. Illinois, third Pyott,
Chicago. fourth A. Buckman, Chicago.
fifth. Time, 0:49.7.
HIGH JUMP--Murphy. Notre Dame, and
Osborne. Illinois tied for first Muller
California third: Clark, Amherst. fourth:
Treyer. California; Darling, Amherst:
Campbell. Minnesota; Hoffman. Iowa |.
Turner. Nebraska; Jones. Depauw. Woods.
Butler: Patten, Wisconsin: Shedecker,
Ohio. tied for fifth. Height. feet 2 IS
inches.
TWO MILE RUN--Won by Rathbn. Ames !;
Doolittle, Butler, second: Thompson, Ham
ilton. third: Enck. Penn state, fourth,
Scott. Illinois. fifth. Time. :32 10.
BROAD JUMP-Won by Legendre, George
town: Mnllcr. California. seconds Jonea
Dopauw. third Merchant. California
fourth Osborne, Illinois. fifth. Distance,
"a feet 8 inches
DISCUS THRow--won by Lieb. Notre
Dame: MacGowan. Montana. second Gross,
Minnesota. third: Muller. California
fourth. Frida. Chicago, ffth. Distance,
ia feet 2h inches. (New national collie
eiate record set by Lieb. 100 feet 2is
Inches.
$50 YARD RrIN--won by relffrick. Penr
state; Brown, Pennsylvania, second. Nor