Evening star., 1926-04-25


badly will not be allowed as Locke
at his back.
first set by d. F. Kelley in 1906, was
tied by Howard Drew. the noted
negro sprinter. in 1914; then by
Charlie Paddock in 1921. Coaffee in
1922 and by Locke himself i'll the
Kansas relays week ago. In his
trials during the training season
Locke has been caught in $40 half
a dozen times. Over the rain-soaked
course. ankle-deep in mud, yesterday,
Locke reeled off the 100 in 10 seconds
fiat without even removing his sweat
shirt.
Two Records for KuCk.
John Kuck of the Kansas State
Teachers College. Emporia, Kans..
smashed two of the three Drake car
nival records, and by winning second
place in another event. carried off the
individual honors Kuck, aided bv
the wind set new record of 20; feet
inches in the javelin throw. heating
the former record of 203 feet 9L
inchts. hung up by Milton Angler of
Illinois in 1922. The Kansas athlete
surpa ssed the old Drake record in the
shotput by hurting the weight As feet
sig inchS. The former record was es-
tablished by Herbert Schwarze of the
University of Wisconsin in 1925.
Schwarze'S mark was AZ feet 81.
inches.
Houser Sets Discus Mark.
Capt. Bud Houser of the University
of Southern California shattered the
Drake record in the discus with a
heave of 147 feet inches Another
intercollegiate champion hurdler, tied
the. Drake record for the 12O-yard
high hurdle by stepping over the bar
riers in II $40, tieinS the mark es-
tablished by Bob Simpson of Missouri
In 1917. Dye beat George Guthrie of
Ohio State to the tape in a close fin.
ish. Chick Werner of Illinois. who.
with Guthrie, was regarded as DYES
closest competitor. fell on the sixth
hurdle and failed to place.
The University of Illinois relay
quartet captured two events and fin
iShed second in one other of the five
university relays. The Illinois run
ners won the 440-yard relay. beating
out Kansas. holder of the national
record in .45 s210. and also took the
measure of the Jayhawkers in the
SS0-yard event.
Inc greatest relay of the day went
TO the Oregon Aggies. who captured
the four-mile event by inches from
Illinois. Clayton. the last Oregon
runner, nipped White of Illinois at
the tape in a thrilling finish.
Iqlo,YABD DASH-7won by Locke. Ne.
hagen Minnesota. Third third snsder Gerd AISbsHis IPsn
IsoS,a Poly fourth; Time. 0:0e 5-l6 tnew world
By r iRer RrIley in ref0sd de Of oo9 clio made
l20-YARD HIGH HURDLEs-won bv
hama Poly. third: Weir. Sebrassa' Sin fourth At5,
Tips gso 3;15 s-1o I.ies Drake reiaS recordp H.
Gpthrie Ohio stste: GFnmbles GmbdleJMGH TniTer.3y Ry
Of Southern California. second Werner. iii
fo!na .nFa foaS bye rme o4 Of Southern Cali
irIidG HIGH !UMP.won by Hagerman. Wash
Drake MeissSa lin Illinois infhheT hent rfsR S%O'9p %r
sIes; snd ,oIa, Earle Drake tied for second third
Won by. Wallace. Illinois AZ feet sI1
Gsasher o9'' eoe 80 feet Feet 1cS
third Grstehouse. Illinois (43 feet s
RUSNiNG BROAD JUMp-won by Wal.
NJ MssoSr fsst .che tns, second
third third Coulter. Lombard (22 feet "a.
orss6n lsses nEhsf BEL BHti! s..cn
Glayton).; Illinois. second: Michigan. third /:
r4PTEs fG@r'h by Time KScE s6
State Teachers College. Emporia. Kans G4s
sen,hsrS sess suserd q
nSSss,; RhInsfsrsa eriS@e sfSSsh IS fssss fsss :
IL; inches made 66y+ schvaTze. University 81
gsrsity lgssn!5 Of, southern caliiornia i4z feet
Eppora Kans 1ss feet inches, 's !ess0SFi second
0t 'fs Brake fe Tecord fsf ter. tnSass Ssscrd
Of 146 feet ~ inches made by schwarze.
" .fH@E1si JAvELIiNn n THRow-won 1ElSt by J. Kuck
ksn ksnsas ,oo state Teachers COLLEGE. Emporia.
ao feet inches, second Moran oRia6Gms oE1s
BfaFs S1Es Ise1r5 ps%s 1s SsS
9% 9o. inches made by Milton Angler. Illinois
POLE vAULT-Barnes. Illinois: Bryce.
Mirsig. Nebraska: Potts. Oklahoma: Price
Oklahoma. Oklahoma. tied for all places at /. feet 6
College Relays.
440;YARD RELAY. UNIvERsITY-won
As,e h. IllipSis Nd,r. tShoe. GTesthGuss
,sG2%f T Shfif. Etags's TTf Gtf
NichiEsp 4gFis; fourth Ts9ssS Ts@ei 81 TITS IT'S
lr " 80 n..Mi LIE hELA1. UNlN ERSITI--Won
Indiana, second: illinois. third: wisconsis
hy TWo:MILE Vn3.s u nRELAT; uNNIy,ERsITy-wes.
Sserl Nebraska: second: .NotTe Dame. third:
p HALF.MILE RELAY. coILEGEcHwTcSn by
Titus shapcott. Shaw. Hooper,: Haskell.
Carleton. fourth. Time. 81 4.1O.
KnoS Empors REtAx s,ate
Kans.. second: Baker. third Miami fourth
Nv fwvo.IfLE RELAY. CoLLEGE-wop ,,v
horse. Whitehorse): Cornell second: Knox
third: Kansas State Teachers. fourth. Time.
High Schools.
S,,4,bcY 449;YARp 4 RELAY CLASS A HIGH
City; Omaha Central eSeS second pug colnmbus' fsss
f;6e Nf;s6e.' ab third: d:,o Tecumseh Nebr' fourth
schools First % %hea,coiambas Ass No. 6iSH 6S4
East Des Moines. O.4S 9-10: Mason City
Q:49 9-l0. Second heat-Westport. Kansas
6aSaSs G 1s6 o4 ~ & fen'rr Tbra 9Tsss gt7 51S
0:47 5;lo: Norfolk. o;47 clio: Sac City,
III MALF.M1LE RELAY. CLASS A HIGH
:4S ,II;16,,, second hestTITesgmseh.
dashs s9 4S S1sqR $50 CITY Fhrd 4q en
faaSaf f:ss i1o Sclum6n. Mo- 80 slqnn q1o. o''y
REIAx 5g Central eIAsS srn Ks1ssi a1sa
Columbus Nebr.. third; Sioux City. iowa.
f09EsF rWo.MEEF TiTe' hRtasl i2t 40. CLASS HIGH
Rapids. Iowa second Marshalltown. iowa