The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-20
new I.C.A.L. RECORDS
) ARE SET BY QUAKERS
in SENSATIONAL MEET

Putting up a record breaking per-
Torrance in four events and stepRng
close to record time throughout the
meet the Earlham track men walked
held on Rose Field, Terre Haute, Fri
day afternoon. The Maroon and
White practically doubled the score
on their nearest opponents placing In
every event. The scores of the meet
were Earlham, II; Butler, SO; Rose
Poly 1914; Franklin, It; State Normal,
SO, and N. A. G. U. of Indianapolis, 2.
The most sensational performance
among all of the high class exhibitions
was that of Charles Ivey in the high
hurdles when he clipped off the dis
lance in IA and As seconds lettering
his record of Is 3-5 by AS seconds and
setting a mark that will stand for
many seasons. Ivey was ahead of his
nearest opponent by at least IL yards.
At times previous to this watches
have caught the fleet hurdler in 10
and IA As but never under conditions
to establish an official record that
would stand for other runners to shoot
at. Only three men in the country
time as it is within 2-5 seconds of the
worlds record. Ivey also established
a new l. G. A. l.. low hurdle record
at 25 3-5 seconds equalling his Earlham
record in this event. Ivey also count
ed first in the broad jump, second in
the high jump and third in the jave-
lin.
Carl Dalton showed the best form
of the season in establishing new rec
ords in the mile and two-mile events
and incidentally outrunning his old
rival Doolittle of Butler. His two
mile time of 10 minutes 2-5 seconds is
"a seconds faster than the previous
c1nark held by Doolittle, Butler, and the
time in the mile, 4 minutes 80 As sec
onds, clipped 8 seconds off his old
record.
Robinson Stars.
Charley Robinson, Earlham middle
distance star, played and important
part in the meet by capturing the half
and quarter-mile runs in fast time.
His time in the quarter is the best
that he has made this season. He also
saved the relay for Earlham by putting
up a sensational race in overcoming a
strong handicap in the last lap.
Griggs, of Butler, established new
record in the jayelin event by throw
ing the stick 146 feet four and half
inches. Hinshaw of Earlham who
heaved it over 152 feet last week was
not allowed to compete yesterday
through a misunderstanding in the en-
trance of the men for this event. He
would undoubtedly have set the mark
for this event Bill Emslie stepped a
fast 220 in taking this event in % is
seconds. Earlham took every running
event except the 100-yard dash and
also the pole vault, and broad jumps.
A good crowd witnessed the meet
and although the weather was cold and
threatened rain at times it did not
seem to handicap the participants.
Earlham now holds 10 of the records
in the /. C. A. l.. competition.
The summary of the meet is as fol-
lows:
Summaries
100-Yard Dash-O. Conover (Rose),
first; Emslie (Earlham), second; An
derson Estate NormaD, third; Whit
comb (Franklin), fourth. Time-10
seconds.
220-Yard Dash-Emslie (Earlham)
first; o. Conover (Rose), second /;
Stewart (Butler), third; Hamm Gut,
ler), fourth Time-22 1-5 seconds.
120-Yard Hurdles-Ivey (Earlham)
Ifrst; Griggs (Butler), second; Schoon
over (Rose), third. Time-14 AS sec
onds.
220-Yard Hurdles-Ivey (Earlham)
first: Burris Estate NormaD, second
Griggs (Butler), third; Mercer (But
ler), fourth. Times 3-5 seconds.
40-Yard Run-Robinson (Earlham1
first; H. Conover (Rose), second; Car
away (Butler), third; Elliott earl
ham), fourth. Time-52 3-5 seconds.
8S0-Yard Run-Robinson (Earlham)
first; Murphy (Franklin), second
Jones (Earlham), third; Carrawa!
(Butler), fourth. Time-2: 5 2-5.
Mile Run = Dalton (Earlham), first
Murphy (Franklin), second; Doolittlt
(Butler) third; Harvey (Earlham)
fourth. Time-4:32 As.
Two-Mile Run Dalton (Earlham)
first; Doolittle (Butler), second; Moo
dy IN. A G. ". third; Harvey Carl
ham,. fourth. Time-10:0 %.
Mile Relay-Earlham, first; Butler
second; Rose, third. Time-3SS is.
Pole Vault-Graffis and Wildman o
Earlham, tied for first place; Merce-
(Butler), third: White (Rose), fourth
Height-10 feet inches.
Shot Put - Griggs (Butler), first
Beasley (Earlham), second; Harrison
(Franklin), third; Megel (Franklin)
fourth Distance-40 feet IL inches.
High Jump-Woods (Butler). first
Ivey (Earlham), second; WildmaI
(Earlham). third; Bratton (St&e Nor
maD and Schoonover (Rose), We'd TO
fourth. Heights feet liz inches.
Discus Throw-Harrison (Franklin)
first; Dale and Beasley of Earlham
tied for second; Robertson (Franklin)
~ fourth. Distance-117 feet 2b inches
81 Broad Jump-Ivey (Earlham), first
Edwards Estate NormaD, second
Woods (Butler), third; WhitcomI
(Franklin), fourth. Distance-20 fee
Az inches.
Javelin Throw Griggs (Butler)
first; Schoonover (Rose), second
Ivey (Earlham). third; Dale Car
ham), fourth. Distance-146 feet Al
inches.