Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-28

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hand Of tar Wcsterncrs carrying the
, blue and gold colors Of the Uni
NefsltN OF California, today swept
aside the best that the East could
oItor ana captured for the third sue
ga, we iil'rcol'Slate 'F1t.'
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oo,,t re- r'''1Ai H4!nu 90 10 spIueh pears
,ap'''i''v" ny n''tN M"'l1F: an"
,'i,,,. -. 1''l''"'' 49, scored ~
Total nf last yrnr n',t onn,,,l, 49, III,
,, dccisiyelv over princeton Witch IN
isbnd snron1 y.i,h 80 ,in;,,+.
Yalc which WIN p,incctnn sba,ol
the houcs oc tho r,st fniInd IN .nr,n
up to cypoctations in thn drciLjnn
events ana drsnitr mo I,roa n,,n,l,n,.
1t qualified the Blue canturcd hit ~
points. winning. third nlacn hy q hoIr
point from pcnnsyly3nia. Cornell by
virtue OF two sensational Victories
one by Kirby in the mile and the
! other by Iovcj0y in the 30 ward
dash, landed fith place. Penn State
and Syracuse tied for sixth place
with IL points apiece. johns Hopkins
llhiSned f.gh'h WIN l. ana Dart
i'o'''" MUM VITA zen points.
Ideal track and field conditions
| prevailed for tin" finals Of the two
day meet hut although Sensational
| performances Threatened records iii
| several events. 10 new marks were
! established.
The two intercollegiate records set
! in the trials javelin
! throw of 149 feet, ! inch. hv Storrs
| of Yale. and tho hammer throw of
; 1SI feet. 6 10 inches bv Tootoll nr
Iovdoin- both stood FOR first places
| in the finals TO-DAY.
| c,1;ro,ri,.s ,.o,...,,iro eo,,d ~ fo,d
f., r,.rtn,n,nre scn,.,,l lrn,cI r.nir,s
! aInno ~ ,ho rnr,., pn',r. ~ WI
! T.ha vI.,o,ror. t,iIiad 90 o ,,o;,ts
! i, Ill, elld a,.o,,r It,,.,.o,. oa,.,;,,.,
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| flo trar1. with . tLird ,,I,cn in Tho
~, wa I,i,,iln. ca,i,, rni;rnr-
! mas ,n,v ntLnr trac,, ,I,ifi4io,.' FAIL
! cd "a .ln,n in tbn ,ra,t1,' n,il,
!
1'ii -\fHI oidi. y nFa why ha''N"
SON was we i""lElnU'i Ntar ~ 'n'
! III, - SEQ. M / P"l',S l"t @'It"'l'"'
+, wa u h'St p'"'| III we o,T'uS'
i N,c"h,' IN ~" J"N'lIh ahd -'''i'H ~
! ':!' *"o' P"''
/ Norris was the only ct or Cailfor-
man !" .and in first p'ac| 2Ad lc
| was forced t" STARE hon1rS TIE
: pole vault with Owens. Of PonnsEl-
! wanna. ha,h clearing the lJt At -
4 feet inches.
The meet was one of the few en-
tered which developed no double
: winner but in addition to Nontcldt
/ three other Individual stars stood ont
/ each with min" points. They were
/ Ralph HIS. Princeton. Milan Wood
j ring, Syracuse. and J. Coard Taylor,
also OF Princeton.
/ 100-YARD DASH
| Semiijnal Heatss
| First Hoat-Won by J. A. Icconcy.
! Lafayette: l.. Clarke. Johns Hopkins.
second; +. N. Lovejoy, Cornell, third
! Time. los.
SECOND IIoat-Won by Harold r
! Lever. Pennsylvania; w. a. Comins.
I Jr.. Yale. second: G. Bowman, syria
( cuse, third. Time. 4-5s.
Final Heat
! Won by Harold 4. Lover, Pcnnsyl-
vanja: J.. Clarke. Johns Hopkins. sec
ord: J. \. Lcroney, Lafayottc, third;
: +. X. I.ON"loN. Cornell, fourth; q.
/ Bowman, Syracuse, fifth. Time, ,
/ 4-9s.
! 22o-YARD DASH
Seminal Heats
| First Heat-Won by l.. Clarke,
! Johns Hopkins; T.. ]. Rasnak. Yale.
second; J. y. L"concy, Lafayette.
third. Time. p Sl0s.
Second IIoat-Won by F. X. Love
| joy. Cornell: Allen WoodrinG. Syra-
cuse. second; g. l.. HILL Pennsyl-
Ianla, third. Time. p 3-5s.
Final Heat
Won by +. Is. lovcJoy. Cornell;
| Allen Woodring. syracuse, second; u.
| Clarke. johns hopkins. thlrd; j. y.
Lcconoy. Lafayette. fourth: q. Il
! l:ill, pennsylvania, fflh. Time, u
los.
4to-lAfD Run
Won by Alien Noodrine. Syracuse;
j. C. TaNlor fIlnceton second; G. II.
! showers, Williams. third; c. G. Gage.
ale, fourth; G. ". Chapman, Yale.
! iitth. Iime, IS rs.
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