Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-29
TWO WORLDS RECORDS Arr;
BROKEN IN The NATIONAL meet
Youth Heave. IL
Pound Shot For Sc Feet
And St. Johns Military
Academy Boy Leaps %
Feet Eight. And One-half
Inches in Running Broad
Jump When 1000 Young
Athletes Compete AT Chi.
cago. A
(By The Associated Press.)

(By The Associated Press.)
Chicago, May 27-Two worlds
interscholastic records fell in the
national track and field meet for
high schools and academies at
tho University of Chicago Sat.
in which Cedar Rapids, Ia, car
ried cr high honors with IS points
in the high school section and
Shattuck school OF Faribault,
Minn., ran away with fifty eight
points for first place in the aca-
DENY division. The meet attract
cd more than 1000 youthful ath-
letes from IA schools in %
states. 'e. @@
Clarence bud" Houser. a.
deeply tanned youth from Ok
nard. CAL. broke the IL pound
shot put record with q heavc OF
Sc feet, won the discus, CAPTURED
third place in the hammer and
fourth in the javelin and SINGLE
handed placed his school second
with fourteen points Houscr
shattered a record which had
stood for 10 years. bettering the
mark Of Arlio NJ. Mucks OF Osh-
kOsh. Wis, by three inches.
Tho second interscht plastic
record was established by Will
liam Dowdine Of 81. Johns Mill
sary academy. Delofield, Wis,
when he leapel 2S feet eight
and n half inches in the rum
ming broad jump. The former
; record of Is feet z ia inches was
made by p. G. Stiles in 1912.
Culver Takes Second Place.
Dowd1ng besides his record break
ns broad jump. won second in boil
he 100 and 220 yard dashes, con
Is points to his schools tota
IF "a IL, putting his team mates il
bird place. Culver Military academ,
IF Culver, Ind, barely won secon,
place from st. Johns with SO l.
Z
Pillsbury Academy of Owatonna
Mimi, begged fourth place with Fl l.
points due entirely TO the work o
Naegeli whose remarkable per
placed him in six events
The Minnesota lad won the 220 Low
hurdles in % rs seconds and follow
ed this victory with a tic for frs
in the high jump. a second in tn
broad jump, third place in the 2:
yard dash and shot put and iinishe'
up in a four cornered tie for secon,
in the pole vault.
Kceble came all the way from Aus
tin. Tex, to tie with Houser,. tn
boy for second place
Houser's individual recor,
fourteen points.
Century in Ten Fiat.
Keeble captured the 100 higl
hurdles, second in the low hurdles
third in the broad jump, and fourth il
The javelin. The Huntington Beach
Cal, team. one of the favorites t
win the meet. edged into fourth plac
13 points. Pine Bluff, Ark, wa
a close fifth with IL points, due main
ly to the performance Of Bagby,
dash man. who took second in tn
quarter and ran fourth in the 100 an
220 yard dashes,. annexing 8 point
himself.
Joe Dicenzo, from the Toluca, Ill
high school, sprinted the century il
ten seconds flat, winning by inche
from Herschel Smith of San Fernan
do, Cal, who later nosed out the II
lad in the 220 yard event. Di
cenzo has been credited with runnin
the 100 yard event in :0s As. Jimm
Draper, the Georgetown, Tex, yout
who bummed his way 1000 miles t
compete in the meet was set-bac
false start and failed to plac
in the century.
In the Academy dashes. Gold Q
(Faribault). took both tn
100 and the 2I0 yard events in 10 3
and :22 rs respectively. Dowding Q
st. ohn's ran a close second in eac
event.
The famous relay team of Washing
ton high school Of Cedar Rapids
again won the relay this year, beat
ing out three Chicago teams in 2:3l
The distance was three quarters Of
mile.