The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-06-01
W.S.C. FROSH WIN
DUAL TRACK MEET
TAKING OF RELAY MEANS VIC
TORY FOR COUGAR BABES OVER
IDAHO YEARLINGS

college freshmen triumphed over tht
on Mclean field by the score of g
to Sc. The winning of the relay by
the Cougar thinly clads gave the mee'
to the Pullman outfit. Throughout
the meet both teams raced neck ane
neck, competition being keen, Meth.
er team at any time holding a com
Portable margin. The Idaho o1ti
showed vast improvement since theil
previous meet with the Washington
State team, and some fast time was
made in several Of the events.
Davidson, Idaho yearling century
pulled a surprise when he romped
away with the hundred in the fast
time Of 1O1 seconds. McCrae of Ida
no also showed promise when he
pressed Jacobs, the W.S.C. star sprint
er, in the furlong. The Cougar star
stepped the 220-yard in 225 seconds
Archibald Takes Mile.
In the middle distances the Idaho
track men also showed vast improve
ment, Archibald taking first in the
mile in the time of 4.56 minutes. In
winning a first in this event, the
Idaho man completely outclassed the
Cougar milers, who had humbled him
in the meet earlier in the season. The
half mile also showed the Idaho out
fit performing in stellar style, Tay-
lor and Guernsey finishing the thrill
of the day when both men came
abreast the tape at about tie, a
lunge by Taylor giving him first hon
ors Both these Idaho men stepped
the oval in about 2.06 minutes.
Pickett was the Idaho yearling
mainstay in the field events, tieing for
first in the high jump, placing first
in the javelin, second in the dis
Gus, and a third in the shotput. In
the shot put Stevens of Idaho came
with second. BY virtue of
his work in the field events Pickett
was second high point man Of the
meet Gronvold, of Washington State,
was high point man, taking firsts in
the pole vault, shop put and discus
for total of IA points.
Johnson Shows Up.
johnson, Idaho high stick man and
quarter miller, also came through in
good style, stepping off the high
sticks in 1877 seconds, and running
l close second in the 440-yard dash.
auefner, the yearling's other hudle
nan, made an excellent showing, plac-
ng a third in the high sticks and a
second in the low hurdles. He also
.ame through with a much needed
bird in the javelin.
In the broad jump Davis of Idaho
md Goss of W.S.C. put on a rare
exhibition in the event before first
lonors were awarded. The Cougar
nan finally took first place by a leap !
# 21 feet inches.
The Results Were.
1O0-yard dash-First, Davidson /
Idaho), second, Goss (W.S.C.) third, I
acobs (W.S.C); time: 10.1.
Pole Vault-First, Gronvold and /
(W.S.C), tied; third, Boi-
eau Gdaho): height: 9 feet, 8 inches.
Mile run First, Archibald (Idaho);
econd, Walker (W.S.C); third, Hard
ng (W.S.C); time: 49,
Shot Put-First, Gronvold (W.S.C.) I
econd, Stevens Idaho); third, Pick /
tt (Idaho); distance: 35 feet.
220-yard dash-First, Jacobs (W.S. (
- second, D. McCrea (Idaho); third,
Weber (W.S.C.); time 22.5.
High JumpEFirst, Pickett (Idaho) I
nd Elock (WS.C), tied; third, Wag-
er (Idaho); height: 5 feet, inch 1
120- high hurd1es-First, Johnson
Idaho); second, Elock (WS.CJ; /
bird, Huefner Idaho) time: 16.7.
Discus First, Gronvold (W.S.C); I
econd, Pickett (Idaho) third I'm
erwood (WS.C); distance: 112 feet,
inches.
44O-yard dash-First, Gross (W.S.
-; second, Johnson (Idaho) third,
}. McCrae Gdaho) ; time :54.4-
Broad Jump-First, Gross (W.S.C) 7
econd, Davis (Idaho); third, Under
rood (W.S.C); distance: 81 feet, 4
aches
Javelin- First Pickett (Idaho)
Lanson (W.S.C.); third Huefner Ida
o); distance: 1873 feet, inches
22O- low hurdles-F First Meyer CIV.
CO; second, Huefner Gdaho)
1ird, Elcock (W.S.C); time 26.5.
88O-yard dash-First Taylor Qda-
o. second, Guernsey (Idaho) /; third,
unlap (W.S.C); time 2:06
Relay-Won by W.SC. (Goss, Tern
and, Meyers, and Jacobs); time:
:3S.