Evening star., 1926-05-29

St2nlOIQ, SAuIOIuiA, arc anu AAA N&
critics agreed, could keep them from
amy other institution in yesterdays
Their captain, Bud Houser, shat
tered both the shot-put and discus
throwing marks in the trials yester-
day and seemed to have a double
triumph clinched.
Houser eclipsed his own former
mark in the discus, set last year by
hurting the platter 151 feet a. inches.
after tossing the shot a distance Of
49 feet 11% inches to displace the
Hills Of Princeton. at ~ feet s9s
inches.
Pole Vault Mark May Go.
Lee Barnes, another Trojan and
Olympic pole vault champion. is ex-
pected to shatter the record In his
speciality, set at 13 feet inch in
1912 by Bob Gardner Of Yale. now
captsining the American Walker cup
| golf team abroad. Sabin Carr Of Yale
| is Barnes chief rival.
/ Two other likely winners among
tho Trojans are Leighton Dye and
| spectively. in the two hurdles events.
Harvard. Yale. Stanford and Call
fornia, all possessing well balanced
teams, figure to roll up threatening
point totals.
OF the leaders, the Trojans won IS
qualifying places. Yale IL, Stanford
and California 10 each. Georgetown 9,
Harvard and Princeton each.
Herschel +, Smith. Southern Cali
fornia sprinter, who Qualified for the
finals in the lo0.yard dash. will be un-
T. n,.1 Al
aggravating an old injury.
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