The New York herald., 1922-05-21
COLUMBIA TRACK
| TEAM IS VICTORIOUS
Pile Up 55 Points in Running
| Events and Defeat
n. Y. u.

Columbia easily defeated New York
University in a dual track meet at South
Field yesterday. winning nine Of the
Fifteen events and compiling total of
So points to so for the Violet. The re-
puted strength of the Bronx collegians
the extent of overcoming an over
whelming lead by the Morningside
Heights runners.
Columbia ran one-two-three In the half
mlle, one mile and two mile runs. and
with victories in the sprints and the
quarter. totalled So points on the track
ITO II for n. Y. u.
Individual honors were divided be-
tween Victor Graeb. Columbia's star
Isprinter. and Ed Weatherdon of N. Y
IT,. each with eleven tallies. represent
Ping two triumps and one third place
lGraeb broke the tape in the 100 yard
dash in 10 is seconds, a yard In front
tof Walter Koppisch. teammate. and
repeated in the 22O yard dash in % 1-5
seconds. winning by five yards. A
Throw of 100 feet 9ll inches earned him
third place in the javelin.
Weatherdon Double Winner.
Weatherdon won the high jump and
Ithe discus throw. and placed third In
The shot put. His throw of 12s feet 5
inches with the discus established a
new N. Y. U. and South Field record
koppisch turned in a fast quarter,
winning the event in 49 3-5 seconds,
twenty-five yards in the van. Walter
eHiggins. Columbia miller, Tapped the
field in the two mile run, winning by
$50 yards from Robert Moore. In the
half mile, Higgins came from behind
with a flash of speed and twenty-five
yards from the finish had the race won
but slowed down to almost a walk.
allowing teammate. Harry Lowen. to
gain his letter.
The summarizes:
100 YARD DAsH--won by Victor Graeb. Co.
lumbia; Walter Koppisch. Columbia, sec
od; ond; Ellis Perlman. N. Y. u. third. Time.
120 YARD HIGH HURDLES RACE-Won bv
Jack Kavanaugh, N. Y. u: Arthur Doolit-
tIe' Columbia. second; Paul Courtois. N. Y.
220 YARD Low HURDLES RsACE-Won by
SiaIS,.. SSpltalny. N Y. u. Arthur A.. Doolittle,
umbia tbss ssconS ,ms Van Hath Grant, Co.
220 YARD DASH-Won by Victor Graeb,
Columbia; G. schaeffer. N. Y. u, second
Ellis Perlman, N. Y. u. third. Time.
44o YARD RUN-won by Walter KoppIsch,
Columbia; III. Staub. Columbia. second :
water Braunsten, N. Y. u. third. Time.
HALE MILE RUN-won by Harry Lowen,
Columbia; Walter Higgins. Columbia, Sec
ond; II, Tompkins. Columbia, third. Time.
|oNE MILE RUN--won by Allan Haskell.
Columbia; Dayton Robinson, Columbia.
second; Adoiph schaeffer. Columbia. third.
rwo MILE RUN-won by Walter Higgins,
Columbia; Robert Moore. Columbia sec
ond; Wilfred r. skeats. Columbia. third.
POLE vAULT-Won - Andrew Lockett,
Columbia. Columbia. with with i 5eet; Frank Clarke.
Burtt. Columbia. with 10 feet inches,
THRowING THE pIscus-won by Ed
inches; Francis +. Fargo. Columbia, with
11s feet. second; Dorff. N. Y. u. with ia
feet I inch. third
n. Y. u. with p feet 2-10 inches; Paul
second; spitalny, N. Y u. with 20 feet
|THRowING THE JAvELIN-won by Robert
Burtt. Columbia. with 143 feet 8 inches:
Paul. Paul courtois n ~ r. u; with 1ss feet 2
with 1870 feet 9K inches, third
PUTTING THE sTOT-won' by AL Quincy
+. Fargo Columbia, with 80 feet 9ih inches,
second; Ed Weatherdon. N. Y. u. with 81
RuNNfNG iIGM " JUMP-won by Ed
Weatherdon, N. Y. u, with 5 feet IL
inches; tie for second between Tom Cullen,
N. Y. u. and Andrew Lockett. Columbia.
THROWING THE IbIffMER-Won by Fran
els +. Fargo. Columbia, with 102 feet Q
inches; Thurber Berce. n. Y. u. with 02
feet ~ inches second: Dorff, N. Y. u,
with IS feet inches, third.