East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-04-17
0, A. c. WON OREGON
STATE RELAY LAST
SATURDAY $ TO II
Score Was Tied at As With
Two Events to be Run Off,
Oregon Aggies Taking Both.

UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, ,---Eu-
gene, April 1.-THE, Oregon Agsies
won the two-day state relay carnival
here which ended Saturday by scor-
Ing So against Oreeon's AZ points.
Clear skies favored the events with
higher interest and larger attendance
As most of the CLASS A, events were
run off on SATURDAYS programme,
competition between the Oregon var.
sity and the Aggie first teams was
closer. In class b Pacific university
maintained the long lead which they
ohalked up on the first days pro-
gramme and finished most of the
races with o safe margin.
The low hurdles. and the medley
relay races were the, deciding factors
in the meet for at the close of the
four-mife relay, In which the Aggies
won a safe victory the score was tied
at 43 points. Excitement ran high in
the final two events In which the
points to win the meet were garnered
by the Aggie entrants.
Aggics Win 1aO-Yard Hurdles
The Aggie runners annexed the first
and, second places in the 120-yard
low hurdles, Draper finishing first,
with Gearhart of the Aggies rosing
out Kuhnhausen by a scant foot for
second place. The medley relay, in
which two, of the runners pace 220
yards each, a third runner, 44O and
the fourth $50, was a thriller and
cinched the meet for the Agricultural
college boys.
The most thrilling event iof the aft
ernoon was the one-mile race in
which HoIlinger for the Aggies nosed
out Sunderleaf Of Oregon by a yard
just before the tape was reached. The
Oregon team, composed of Rose
braugh, Sunderleaf, Rislcy and Wyatt.
led the Aggies by 10 yards at the start
Of the final lap and Sunderleaf kept
the lead until within 25 yards of the
finish tape when Hollinger closed In
on him and spurted across the tape In
the lead. The Aggie team was made
up Of Miller, Stearns, Richert and
Hollinger.
Results Of Events Listed
The Summary of Saturdays events
100-yard dash, Glass A.--Larsen,
Oregon; Shook, o. A. c.; Oberteuffer,
Oregon. Time, 10 seconds. e
Shot put, Class strachan, Ore
gon; Hayden. o.. A. c.; Goodall, o. A.
G. Distance, AZ feet 3-f inches
Broad jump, Glass B--IIinkie, cot-i
tage Grove; Frost, Cottage Grove:
shythe. Eugene. Distance, 10 feet 8
inches.
Pole vault. CLASS A--spearow, Ore
gon; Osbnrn. o. A. C.; Phillips. Ore
gon. Heights 11feet 0 inches.
Mile Relay. Glass 40. A, c.. first;
Oregon, second. Time, s:2s.
High Jump, Class B Patterson,
Reed; Pollack, Willamette: Colbey,
Chemawa. Height, s feet 2 inches.
100 yards, Class B--Hinkle, Cot
tage Grove; Lee, Eugene; Raap. Cot
tage Grove. Time, IL seconds.
Milo relay. Class B--Pacific. Wiz
lamctte, Reed. Time. 3:43.3.
Broad jump, Class A-Spearow,
Oregon; Shook, o. A. c.; Rowles, Ore
gon. Distance, 81 feet 10 inches.
Jayelin throw. Glass A-Dalton. o.
A. c.; Rosenberg. Oregon; strachan,
Oregon. Distance. 157 feet 10 inches.
Four-Mile relay, Class 40. A, c.,
first: Oregon, second. Time 1892.
Mile relay, Glass CO. A. C., first;
Oregon. second. Time. 3:35.9,
120-yard low hurdles. Class A.
Gearhart. o. A. G.; Draper. o. A. c.;
Kuhnhausen. Oregon. Time, 1913.
120-yard low Hurdles. Glass B-Tay-
lor. Pacific: b. vincent, willamette;
J. Vincent, Willamette. Time 16 Sec
onds.
Half mile relay, Glass D4-Cottage
Grove. Eugene. Time. t:44.a.
Medley relay Class B-Pacific,
first: Lnf:eld. second; Willamette,
third: Reed. fourth. Time. s.52.4.
Medley relay. Class NO. A. o.
first. Oregon. second Time, s 10. a