The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-18
Spearrow, Oregon Pole vauI- ter, Clears Bar at 13 Feet, and Narrowly Misses Setting Worlds Record of 13 Feet 6 Inches.
By Associated Press


 Chicago, June 17.--california tri- umphed over the flower of America's collegiate stars on Stagg field today. winning the team honors in the sec ond National Collegiate Athletic As- sociation meet with 2Sh points. by scoring in eight of the fifteen events. The individual honors of the day also went to a Californian, Johnny Mer- chant, who hung up one of the days nine new records, and alone scored Ii points.
 Penn State followed the Pacific coast athletes with 19' points for second place. Notre Dame was third. with 167, while Illinois ran fourth 11s4-45 points for fifth place and Grinnel1 tied for sixth place. with Michigan, with 10 points. George town and Mississippi A. and Nj. each got points. Altogether 2S of the b4 institutions broke into the points column. The Pacific coast athletes recorded two firsts, both weight tied for first in the pole vault, took second places in the quarter broad jump and javelin and annexed several other miscellaneous points.
 PauIu Sets Two Records
 Merchants individual record was fairly equalled by the brilliant work of Pauiu of Grinnell, wounded war veteran, who shattered the collegiate dash records in both the century and the 220-yard events.
 After clipping 1-10 of a second from the 100-yard dash record. step ping the distance in 9.9 seconds, Faulu broke the 220-yard mark by 4-5 of second by winning the race in 21 45 seconds.
 
 ord with a throw of 161 feet inches after winning the 16-pound shot with a heave of A feet E inches. Later in an, exhibition, the husky coast lad swung the ball 165 feet inch, but the mark did not go on record.
 Penn State contributed a new col- legiate record when Shields won the mile in APO 2-5, cutting three sec onds sfrom the mark held by Ray Watson of the Kansas aggies. later in the meet, now running under the -colors of the Kansas City Athletic club. ran a special mile race with Joie Ray of the Illinois Athletic clup. beating the Chicago veteran by inches in 4:21.
 Brookins of Iowa nosed out Desch of Notre Dame in the final stretch of the 220 yard low hurdles, break
 
 2< 1-5 seconds.
 Pole Vault Thrilling 4. The pole vault furnished one of the most thrilling exhibitions of the afternoon. when eight men still sur vived the trials with the bar at 12 feet. last years winning mark. Nor ris of California and Landowski of Michigan finally tied for tho evept at 12 feet inches. Sparrow of \ trials, but just to show tho 15,000 spectators he could negotiate the height, he yaulted 13 feet in an ex- hihiticn. In another trial at IS feet inches. Sparrow jared the bar off the bar at a heibht of l inch topped the bar at height of l inch over the worlds record.
 Lsgendre. Georgeton. jumped 24 feet 3 Inches In the broad jump for new record.
 Lieb of Notre Dame added a new record to the list by hurling the discus IA feet 2h inches and Hoff- smashing with throw of 2o2 feet inches in the javelin.
 Both the mile and two mile de- veloped into thrilling races.
 Shields of Penn State crossed tho tape safely ahead.
 Rathburn of Ames pulled ahead at the finish of the two mile today by 50 yards after setting the pace all the way. Another man who a during the whole race was Coch- rane. a iong-legged runner from Mississippi A. and M, who won the quarter in 4s 7-10.
 SUMMARIES
 1oo-yard dash won by Pauiu. Grinnell; sss AErtes third: Wilson. Iowa. fourth: Smith. Nebraska. fifth Time. :os s-1o Snew meet record. former record of 10 flat made by Pauiu in 1s21).
 szo-yard dash won by Paulu Grinnell; Wilson. Iowa, second; 5petz, Wisconsin. third: Hays Notre Dame. fourth: Erwin. K.nsas Asgies. fifth. Time. ;2l 4-s tnew collegiate record, former record of 22 3-5 made by Wilson of Iowa in ls21).
 sse-ysrd run won by Jelfrich, Penn seats; Brown. Pennsylvania; second; Mor- Gardner. Nebraska. fifth. Time. 1:bS l-lo. ststs; P.tterson. Illinois. second Con Con state fourth; Furnas. Purdue. fifth. Time. l;3e 2-S (nsw collegiate record).
 44o-yard run won by Cochran. Missis- sad, Tesssndsn, Illinois. third: Piott Chi ssse fe.rths Brickman. Chicago. fifth % shet put % won by Merchant. californi. {AiTtancs ll feet H inches: Bronder. fsnnsyivania. second (4l feet s-4 inch) !; Whitley, California. third ca feet 2 tnohes)i Ausohsr. Western state Normal. fourth lls feet 1-4 inches): Keene. Texas A. . 1T. fifth (4f feet inches).
 Tve<uf1s run won by Rathbun, Ames; pee11tt1~ Butler. second Thompson. , .Hamtlton. third; Enck. Penn State. fourth; Bvsnson. nlinoiA fifth. Time. s:32 l-1o. 93e-yard low hurdles won by Brookins. 1gwe; Dssoh. Notre Dame second: Ellis 5 1Qsejse1ppi A. q M.. third; Stolley. Wis eoaGla fourth: Baron Pennsyivania State 1nh. Tina st 1-4 (nsw oolisgists record