Evening star., 1925-06-07


liz; Butler. IL; Notre Dame. 62 ;
The meet in the Ohio State Univer-
sity stadium started in broilinG heat.
Before it was half finished, however,
q violent WindStorm and a downpour
of rain was threatening.
The brilliant performances of DE
Hart Hubbard, Michigan's noted ne
gro athlete, and Phillip Northrup was
chiefly responsible for the conquest
of the Wolverines. Hubbard. with
victories in the century and the run
ming broad jump, was the highest in.
dividual point winner, scoring total
of ten.
Northrup Close Second.
Northrup. as a result of winning the
jaVelin and placing in the pole vault
and broad jump, scored 912 points.
while Herbert, giant weight man Oh
the University of Wisconsin, was next
in line with 9 points. Schwarze cap
tured the shotput and landed second
in the discus.
Hubbard and Northrup both figured
in the record smashing. Hubbard
leap of 25 feet 3i2 inches in the broad
jump, made in the trials yesterday,
remained as d record today, along
with Northrup'S heave of POI feet . Y
Schwarze smashed the record in the
shotput that has withstood attacks
for u years. He heaved the ball 4S
feet 4 inches. beating the mark OF
A. feet Il inch hung up by Ralph
Rose of Michigan in 1904. Justin Rus
sell of Chicago shattered the record
for the high jump with a leap OF .
feet inches, beating the mark of s
feet > rs inches established by Harold
Osborne of Illinois in 1922.
Alderman of the Michigan Agsies
also joined in the record breaking,
stepping the 220-yard dash in 0:21 ~
100, but this performance may not
he allowed to stand as a violent wind
was sweeping the course at the time.
Some Thrilling Finishes.
The dashes and hurdle races re-
suited in thrilling finishes, with Hub
bard flashing to victory in the cen
tury. in O:09 74-100, with Whitman, a.
teammate, right at his elbow. The
time was a hundredth of a second
slower than the big ten record.
Dan Kinsey of Illinois won the 220-
yard low hurdles in a close finish
with Guthrie of Ohio State, while
Fred Alderman of Michigan Agg1es
captured the 220-yard dash in record
breaking time. Evans of Illinois,
winner of the event last year, pulled
a tendon shortly after the start ana
fell at the 100-yard mark.
The furnishing half mile, mile ana
two miles events We're run off in the
terrific heat. Reinke of Michigan
nipped Martin at the tape in the
half, after the Northwestern runner
had led from the start.
Shimek of Marquette captured the
two miles in handy fashion, sprlnting
to victory in 9:32 61-100. while Jimmy
Cusack of Chicago came from De
hind in the stretch and won the mile
run in one of the greatest races seen
in wears. He trailed for three laps
and then accepted the challenge IN
the dash TO the tape, winning in
4:24 59-100.
Track Events.
1oo-YARD DASH Won by yooht! hnoRa56. Rn6,
Eva Evans. illinois, nth; Time. o:os74, ,arn.r
Michigan Aggies: Gray, Butler, second eQ C., cry
enhagen. Minnesota, third; Irwin ONO state; iS
tpeTSh 'new conference record former record of
oI1 male High n Misff HURDkEsWon r Les By
Guthrie, Ohio State; Werner. Illinois, second;
Snyder. Ohio State. third; Phelps Iowa Iowa
fourth; Merigold, Illinois NTH. llme'
aao-YARD HURDLEs-won by Rinsey,
illinois; Gutherie Ohio state; second; FearGe' a,st,
fanfth 3hp s MerigoId- hs '' Illinois iiftG Time
oIsi1YARD 4I4soi17YYARD RUN-won by Phillips, Butler
Kennedy. wisconsin. second; CoIlter; Iowa lo~s'
third NqTtb tiP E9Tsevesiss me tOur'n spence
= enffafIIf HAIf NILE NILE RUN-won BY Peinke, Michi
saFi 6are, Michigan, third; Cox. Notre Dams,
fourth; Ponzer Illinois, NTH Tine :oA Gh;. ~.
y !easo; second. Matthews Minnesota; third.
+ Dame; fifth, Hill. Ohio Wesleyan Time
= 1T1WiSo5-MILE RuN-won by, sGhi,sk, l; Mar ssT
sute. PhePi ken2e1 I9wf oho s s2efNf
MuIfsF REEAhMSq y MlSeiS1n
Notre Dame. second; Illinois. third: Wiscon-
lisin fourth: Iowa. fifth. Time. 3;21 81
To7q Field Events.
HIGH JUMP-won by RHsselI; Chicago agoon6 o6
6pfs ies' feet , 4 inchesl Campbell. Northwest-
ern; Tuhtar. Wisconsin, and Weeks Michi;
tied for third fourth and fh faeord g.
Osborne and Murphy of Metre Dame in
RiGNN1NG BROAD. JUMP-won by Hub Hub
bard Me6sap second ono iesl 4 ee inches
7Northrup, Michigan; third t23 feet inches
Fell Illinois, fourth 123 feet 5 inches tne1
inches. . New conference record; former rec
ord Of 25 .f feet 4 inches. made by Hub
SHoTPUT-won by Schwartz. Wisconsin
CAS- feet z inches): Dauber, Iowa. second
fourth a ef f4s feet 7 fHs inches Miibauer Notre
ference record; former record of ~ feet 4
inch made by Ralph Rose of Michigan IN
HAMMER THRow-won by Bunker. Ohio
State (153 feet + inches) Murphy. Ohio
State. second f134 feet 5 q inchesl; Handy,
Iowa. third f134 feet 2 inches): Cox, Min
nesota. fourth tl32 feet 2 Il inches) Shive-
ly,, 5llinois, LIMOS M nth 80 125 feet 10 inches .
OBS feet , inches) Schwarz, Wisconsin,
second (137 feet ~ inches) Daine, Iowa.
third (132 feet 3 u inchesl; Doyle, Michi-
gan fourth (130 feet 4 \ inchesl; Shuttle,
Minnesota, fifth f129 feet i 4 inches).
JAVELIN -THROW-Won by Northrop,
Michigan (201 feet 9R inches): Smith. Ak
ron, and Ashburn. Ohio State. tied for Sec
ond and third (1S0 feet): Cunningham,
Purdue, fourth 179 feet inchesD: Kreuz
Wisconsin. fifth (l76 feetl. New conference
record; former record Of 19S feet 10%
1923.
POLE VAULT-Won by Bouscher. North
western l3 feetl Kreiger. wisconsin, sec
ond tl2 feet g inchesD Northrup, Michigan:
Barnes. Illinois, and Harrington, Notre Dame
tied for third. fourth and fifth t12 feet1.
G0DEPEY pCATc pCNhlIi