Evening star., 1925-04-19

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and the university medley event
The University of Kansas quaret
smashed all existing records for the
440 relay by completing the distance
In the remarkable time of ~ seconds,
clipping one and three-tenths seconds
on the mark hung up by the Uni
versity of Illinois team in the Brake
relay carnival in 1923.
The record d.breaking Kansas team
was composed of Powers, Wongwai,
Rooney and Fisher, running in the
OF Illinois relay team, coached by the
veteran Harry Gill, smashed the
worlds mark for the SS0-yard event.
established by a team representing
the New York A. c. in 1921. The
Illinois flyers, consisting of Schoch,
Yarnell, Hughes and Evans, clipped
fourtenths of a second off the mark,
covering the distance in 1:27.
The University of Texas team
cracked the third worlds mark of the
day by stepping the medley relay in
7:35 6-10, beating its own mark of
1888 2-10, hung up in the Kansas meet
a year ago.
The event was at 1 q miles, the run
ners-Budd, Cockrell, Glass and Reese
covering 40, 220 and $50 yards and
/ mile. Roland Locke of Nebraska
after tieing the worlds record OF
09 6-10 in his preliminary heat of
the 1o0-yard dash captured the final
in even 10 seconds after a thrilling
and close finish with MacAndrews, the
Wisconsin speedster.
The American intercollegiate marks
to fall were in the pole vault and the
shot put. Earl McKown of the Kan
sas State Teachers College Of En-
poria, Kans., cleared the bar in the
vault with leap of 13 feet, rs inches,
beating the record of 13 feet l inch
established by Robert Gardner of Yale
in 1912.
Herbert Schwarz, giant shot putter
of Wisconsin, smashed the intercol-
legiate mark for this event with a
heave of 40 feet 101s inches, bettering
the former record Of 48 feet 1osz
inches by r. L. Beatty of Columbus,
also in 1912.
1oo-yard dash-won by Locke Nebraska;
MeAndrews Wisconsin, second: Gruenhagen.
Msinnesotsi third; Poth; Texas A. & NJ.
l20-yard high hurdles--won by Weir. Ne
| hraska: TAYLOR. Srinnen: second Kinsey, n
ouarter;mfle university -relay-won by
illinois, second; Missouri. third: Iowa and
Butler tied for fourth. Time. 40 seconds.
6aS SHeT world record; former record.
Half-miIe University reIay-won by nH-
Kansas second Nebraska. hHS thiFd s@S Texas h a.
ord forer @s fsco1d q NfT W0Gd dd. rfG s,
. one-mlle college relay--won by Butler
(Gray; Hlgore. Caraway: Phillipsl: Baker.
Tine sS % Ss1os e New Kansas Kansas reeord; leS5rd
soE'si former reeosd Of 3;2e $40 made by occi
Two-mlie college relay-won by occi-
dental Los Angeles, Calf .(Morri. Bailey.
se4 2-io 5New as' Kansas recoPd 'f former pe, ree
ord 6m,Is Of si1s nn;d made 5g occidsntai IN 1924
Ssssasn sssond St.sGqri thi1a f2H 6rssSson
reeord ] foFmeT ss recofd SG So % s16 sew Kansas
Medley university relay GAO, eeo, $50.
oekre Glass Raese %iscensS qco1sy s.eond saSd
Nebraska third; Oklahoma A; & M. fourth.
nep e recoEa S5 g. el9 .9a w9d II record for
Medley relay ay el4O. eco, $50. mils,-won
eidentsl. second; Haskell. third; Penn Col
ocsdentai in 101ss4 1ss4. record OF ';4S made BY
sseond BY osf osh;D Al:S. IH.f
snira siHs Grady. Kansas. fourth. Time,
:, Distance medley relay. universitiss-rirst.
sylvania: fourth, Ohio State Time 10
minutes ol 5-10 seconds New Ohio relay
Fl Fonr-naiIe university reIay-won. by Ore
Mason, Claytonl: Texas A. 4 NJ second
Illinois; third; Kansas Aggies. fourth Time.
Tesord OF 1889 made by Oregon Aggies in
Running high iump-won by Poor, Kan
sas. o feet h inches: Bransford. Missouri
Kansas iis1 State Teachers' College, Pittsburg
record record OF feet inches made by Poor in
Broad iump--won by Graham of Kansas,
20 feet 81 inches: Sweeney Illinois. sec
and Fell illinois. tied for d. tSiPd. as feet Set@
Dlseqs throw1won by Richerson, Mis-
Fen sf1a i9R Sr tHei ee nfhfs isches Rne
rG d0uF bH so sss. osns
saifssaSs assoSs = feet fee, ? inches:
College. 43 feet TX inches Edmond. Okla
@ @nomai fourth New Kansas record; former
record. AZ feet 7& seconds.
Pole vauit--won by McKown, Kansas
STATE Teachers College. Emporio. Is feet
feet; Lancaster. Missouri: Hunsley. illinois:
Bouscher, Northwestern. and Krieger Wis
consin, tied for third, at l2 feet 8 inches
| Gardner of Yale in 1915 ' y ~ a.
| 1a7 feet Z inches: Allison, Texas A & M
i79 i79 {sst dsst inches second stut:ls Illinois
G5ssr 5sr record Iez feet s inches made by
% Special 0:Es ssosaTd io low l9Ra Rardr.swon by
Riley, Illinois A. c., third. Time, 0:25 90.