The Columbia evening Missourian., 1922-05-01
"HAM" ISHURT
IN POLE VAULT
Injury at Drake Carnival May
Incapacitate Star for
This Season.


mortal Hospital, and may be unable t.
take part in any more track meets thi
season as the result of injuries whicl
brought a sudden stop TO his participa
ton in the Drake Relay Carnival Sat
urday.
In alighiing from an eleven-foot min,
pole vault Hamilton pulled tendon il
his thigh. He was incapacitated for tn
remainder of the Drake meet. and, ac
cording 20 Coach Bob Simpson. may b.
kept off the track for the rest Of tn,
season. He will be out for two week
at least. Until the extent of his injur.
is known, it is impossible so say hov
much longer he will be confined in tn,
hospital.
Simpson said that a bad landing pi
was responsible for the accident. Hamil
ton, competing in the pole vault, hat
just cleared the standard at eleven fee
nine inches. Ii is probable that h
would have won the event had he beer
able TO continue. Rodgers of Kansa
placed first at ll.9 l-2.
Hamilton placed second in the run
ming broad jump and fourth in the dis
Gus. The accident kept him out of th'
javelin and shot put.
Following is the summary Of the Drak'
meet:
The summary:
lOO-yard dash-Won by Hayes, Notrs
Dame; Ayres, Illinois, second; Paulu
Crinnell, third; Anderwert, Washington
University. Time, 10.
One-mile college relay, first section
Won by Centre Mount Joy, Bergman
Robertson. KimbalD; De Paul, second;
Central, third; Simpson, fourth. Time
3:3l as.
44O-yard low hurdles, won by Ernst
Michigan Aggies; Stolley, Wisconsin
second; Anderson. Minnesota, third; S
H. Wallace, Illinois, fourth. Time
:542-5.
One-mile college relay. second section
Won by Occidental (Spangler, Els
worth. Martin, Powers) Knox, second;
Cornell, third; Butler, fourth. Time
3:25 3-5.
2-mile university relay won by Ames
(Hammerly, Frevert, Higgings, Vol
ters); Minnesota, second; Iowa. third;
Wisconsin. fourth. Time, 1853 3-5.
l2O-yard high hurdles won by Ander.
son, Minnesota; Bradley, Kansas, sec
ond; Cish, Nebraska, third; Shope
Iowa, fourth. Time, 1925. a...
Discus throw-Won by Lieb, Notre
'Danes disssnee, S3 feet 4 inches: Vel
Ter. Nebraska, l27 feet II inches, sec.
ond; Hamilton, Missouri. l26 feet S
inches, third; Moulton, Nebraska, lbs
feet inches, fourth.
Pole vault-Won by Rogers, Kansas
height, IL feet 9l-2 inches: Hawker,
Minnesota; Medora, Iowa, and Hamilton
Missouri, tied for second, IL feet 6
inches.
Four-mile university relay-Won by
Illinois Yates. Patterson, McCinnis
Wharton; Purdue, second; Kansas
third; Iowa, fourth. Time, l7:45. New
worlds record outdoor; former record
made by Boston A. A. in 1879
Quarter-mile university relay-Won
by Nebraska, (Deering, Lukens, Nobc..,
Ed Smith; Notrc Dame, second; Iowa
third; Missouri and Wisconsin tied 70:
fourth. Time, AZ IS.
Two-mile college relay-Won by Mich
igan Aggies (Bangley, Hartsuch, Bren-
del, Huston; Carlton, second; Morn
ingside, third; Cornell, fourth.
Sixteen-pound shotput-Won by Brad
ley, Kansas. distance, AZ feet E "a in
ches; Sundt, Wisconsin, AZ feet 3-4
inches. second; Dahl, Northwestern, al
feet. third; Hamilton, Missouri, 30 feet,
fourth.
Half-mile university relay-Won by
Illinois, Fitch, Fessenden, Ayres, Arch
err: Nebraska, second; Iowa, third;
Michigan, fourth. Time, l:29 As. Ties
Drake record.
Half-mile college relay-Won by Oc-
cidental, (Spangler, Martin, Argue,
Powers) Carleton, second; Knox. third;
Des MOines, fourth. Time, 80 3-5.
Running high jump-Won by Osborne,
Illinois, height, feet 6 inches; McEll-
ven. Michigan; Campbell, Minnesota,
Wood, Occidental, tied for second at E
feet | inch.
Javelin throw-Won by Angler, Him
ois, distance. 202 feet 9l-2 inches;
Hamilton, Missouri, 10 feet 8 inches,
Eastburn, Iowa Wesleyan. 100
feet inch. third; Moss, Notre Dame,
l66 feet. fourth.
One-mile university race-WOn by
Illinois. tSchlapprizzi, Fitch, Sweet,
Ames, second; Nebraska.
third; Notre Dame, fourth. Time, 800
2-5. New Drake record, former record,
3:2l 3-S.)