Evening star., 1925-07-12

! The meet. the seventh of the inter
national contests in which Oxford and
Cambridge have combined against
American teams. brought out three
new records. AT the same time two
others were equaled
In winning the pole vault. Sabin
Carr of Yale shattered the meet rec
ord Of Il feet with vault of l 8 feet.
The former record was made by S. s.
Scholph of Yale in 1923. Carr attempt
ed to vault over the bar at dizzy
height of 13 feet inches. but he
failed in three attempts.
l.. l.. Robb of Harvard also con
tributed a record-breaking perform
anee when he topped. the sticks in the
220-yard low hurdles in % seconds.
one-fifth of a second better than the
meet record established by T. HUM
Of oxford in 1923.
Lowe Star of Meet.
But the outstanding individual of
the meet proved to be a determined
English runner. D. G.. A Lowe of
Cambridge. the only double winner of
the meet Lowe won the half mile in
the record-breaking time of :53 2-5,
and then gave his team an even
break on first places in the final event
winning the mile in 4:21, two-fifths OF
second slower than the record for
this event.
Loves time for the half mile was
one and three-fifths of a second better
than the meet record esta blished bv
Tom Campbell of Yale in 1921 Lowe
was one Of Englands Olympic win
ners in the 1924 competitions at Paris.
In winning the 100-yard dash, A H
Miller. Harvard's 200-pound foot ball
star, not only defeated Bayes Norton.
fale's crack sprinter, but he equaled
the meet record for the event set bv
W. A. Schick of Harvard back in the
1904 competitions.
Porritt Sets a Record.
A. E. Porritt of oxford. the crack
sprinter of the English team, came
home In record time in the 22O. equal
ing the mark OF 81 S-5 seconds estah-
lished by H NJ. Abrahams of Cam
bridge in 1928. Porritt is New
zealander who is pursuing advanced
studies at Oxford. He is the Oldest
man on the invading team, being %
years of age.
Lord Burghley of Cambridge. a
fmember of the ancient house Of Cecil.
won the 120-yard high-hurdle even1
handily, but received a setback in the
z20-yard low hurdles Burghley topped
the timbers in Is 3-5 seconds in the
nigh hurdles, which is one-fifth of a
second slower than the record for the
event. In the low hurdles the Eng
iisn nopleman trailed Robb of Har-
Vard and Cole of Yale to the tame.
l0o-YARD DAsH-won by A. H, wiro-
Harvard second, B. NJ; Norton Yale: third,
A. F. Porritt; Oxford: fourth. c. F. n,
aEsGTsGn Eguss D,est estm5rdggs Faddsg Time As seconds
a., 22o;;YARD bAsH1z-won by a. E. Porritt.
3 ?; Clark, Yale fourth ?. G. ae Hnntea 1ntFq
ian, oamorlage: . Time. Fl 3-5 seconds Equals
34G,YSRD RUN-won by W. E. steven.
sSn: s6rd oSfoEd sec seeonS Howard Papissn, Yale
0y!2Rd RTG2e 39 'S 6S s. fs09nds e. < Lowe
t6Pd Georse eeefS GIBSON Yale l~afteTs teTrtb
Orchard. Canbridge Time, 1 minute So Is
se(Sff MITE RGSE%Sn GGsy %ss1 FsSor6' By 8 G. 1ows
dbamiprifse tbri sefg9nd gsS1.Isv B. starr camhTidge
TWo,NILEs ! sSRtHs RTS-won by W. L. ris-
{2Fd g0fs taIEd 81 RsssS rma Has fSq5h %ha5
I$o7lYARP HIGH, HuRDLEs-won BY
kGIIas kGrd BqTsihley' II GaImbTjdse second j. Y
fourth. fourth. ]. H. Flynn oxford. Time, Is s-5
3%S-YARp. Low, HURDLEs-won by L.
6rsgs TalS third i6ar.b LORD D2yid ,BgrEhley Cam
HIGH JUMP@Won by C. T. Van GeyzeA.
GPd. g; ". Deacon, Yale. hseiE5s. snes Feet Feet
feet l9a inches; fourth A NJ. Mitchei'
BROAD JUMP-won by B. NJ. Norton.
Yale, distance 90 feet 81 inches second,
V. B. Y. Powell Cambridge distance, %
feet IL inches; third. L. G. Wienecke Yale
distance, 22 feet 8 4 inches; fourth. c. v.
Macintosh. Oxford. distance. 81 feet $
. 16-PoUND SHoT.PUT-won by H. T.
bunker. Harvard. distance. r43 feet s2
Cambridge and R. L. Hyatt, oxford, dis
tance; Sn,,e Il feet ct 81 inches So fourth J.
POLE yAuLTEWon M by sabin Carr. Yale
tie between \. B.. Durfee, Yale. and R [.
Hyatt, Oxford. height, II feet; fourth. r.
H. Bailey. Cambridge. height. II feet.