Evening star., 1927-05-29

fodf records fell altogether as STAN
Iord squad. III workmanlike fashion.
went about the task Of piling up their
winning total of 36ia points, enough
10 declsively outstrip ali rivals and dis.
place Southern California as the
holder of the team trophy.
Carr's was the only world record.
but intercollegiate marks were shat.
tered i'm the javelin by Creth Hines
OIL Georgetown, with a heave Of 2O5
feet 13s inches. by Alfred Bates of
Penn State in the broad jump. with a
leap of "A feet SIa inches. and by
Chariey BOrah. Southern California
Ilash. who ran the 220-yard dash I'm
~ $40 seconds to complete sweep of
the sprints. the only double triumph
of the finals.
StanfOrds Strength Balanced.
Stanford, though providing few Of
the individual fireworks. had the bal.
anced strength i'm the field events to
Withstand all upsets and beat off all
challenges. The Cardinals captured
only one first place, that by "Biff"
Hoffman, in the discus throw. but
they scored heavily in seven other
events-mile run, high hurdles, pole
vault javelin. broad jump, high jump
ana Shotput--to reach their total OF
3612 points, the highest winning mark
since 1923.
Penn States sturdy squad, leading
the Eastern defense, captured three
first places and was runner.up TO
Stanford with q points. Yale, scor.
ing IN seven events, amassed 231a
points. just enough to nose out the
tWo-time champions, Southern Cali.
1orllia, which finished fourth with %.
These four stood out we'll above the
rest of the field of 81 colleges that
got into the point.scoring column.
Dartmouth finished fifth with 16
points, and Georgetown sixth with IA.
points. leading such other aggrega.
tons as California with 101S, Syracuse
with 10. Cornell and Pennsylvania
with each.
Stanford's victory marked the sixth
time in seven years that the Far
West has romped off with the chams
pionship. 1
Old Champions Displaced.
So swift was the pace that only
one OF the five 1926 champions who
entered the fray managed to come
out again on top. Carr was the ex.
ception. as King Of Stanford in the
nigh jump, Dowding of GEORGETOWN
IN the broad jump, Cook of Syracuse
III the quarter mile and Red" Hay.
way to new title holders.
liaSgerty met a tragic defeat in the
mile, staggering off the track in a
state or collapse within 100 yards of
the finish after keeping pace with
Biz Cox, the winner. for three and
half of the four laps
King finished in tie for second
place in the high jump. outstripped by
Maynard of Dartmouth. while Cook,
IN Ii
crown go to the slim Michigan State
flyer. Fred Alderman. Dowding passed
from the broad jump field the day
before
Borah registered a brace of spec.
tacular victories to crown himself
sprint king. He flashed home first
in the "100' in the fast time Of $40
seconds, easily shaking off Paulsen
or Yale, then came back an hour
later to run away with the "220" in
the record time of 20 9-10 seconds,
leading Bartholomew of Penn State
by yards and Paulsen by 10.
Summaries:
Won Io9,yaEd 3; Ed dash: m-Gnals-First heat.
PsnnsyIsanis fourth. Bowen. INIT Pittsbursh:: bGsh:
I'me Second y S-1o hc,tWdn stecGWHds :, u,,.. -.
Passen Ys 1ErG GHT5 HGa.1 HnsontS: sCats::
TIn,o fTn California i fourth. Pappas Princeton.
Ioo:yard dash. fnaI-won by Borah.
fSGsnerR Srd TlfSnS sfpsoTd penG YALE
Harvard. Time Q SO seconds. ni'h' Aiiier'
Drfss se:ond Sicbs. beat
Stanford: third. Weber. Southern cfE1T cslffoF:
Howell rnceton Time PennfgSaPa z so sec6ng. n
ons second heatEWon BY Sqlled brown sffo.e.: sec:
mouth. fourth, Jadwn. Princeton: RftS.
1fesfs% Bslt5sh ns sssass as.7 Sy
third. Nichols, Stanford: fourth West. Stan:
Time 1Gnd fts ows6beG ss6deG. Southern California.
::o-yard dash. semi-finals.. FIRST heat
fourth; Tuxhili. Pennsylvania. Time" ii 5-i0
ssf g BEd BBfaP
s$SssrS S'saS Dash %s 2aS 'fSSndi So borah.
SsS5 kSaSDG"sid s,!iG 5,s i.5 Fisas:
weis5s; ssG &c Gsso,Tgetppwn; ,gp 1sosl - ria4' "
ers, Cornell: third. West. stanford: fourth.
Gaforna hnfn T@e 81 4ii9G"'a 1o seconda fth' Rasan'
~ Second heat-'won by Steinbrenner. NJ. ].
renee fanrth hOTRf Wood 9me tS1e dhg tS
an6I. Mser. Southern California Time. ~ sec.
,,.s. ::o,yard low hurdles. flnal--won by Stein
nrnnpeT tSrd WaI: M l. IT, second Spclpan, Cornell;
Cornell; rG,U ), nth Graham, Southern Californs
i aio-yard diS dasi@wGn iecoSas by Alderman m,c,,.
gan state: second. Ross. Yale third. Bar.
df,h. swope Dartmouth. Time. Tine 4s GSse SO sec:
or sso-yard 5unMwon by Psoudlocx. syra-
third; Swlnburne. GEORGETOWN: fourth. Mar.
I'm. Dartmouth: fifth. Hogan. Yale. Time.
.oto"s 0"e-mlls i.n!on r"nwGp by Cox Penn state:
Has3aid MSfneon4 Time. s'29iGrd @io ff'h' "ilde'
yans %%om as.onG sniS Ey raT fenssy ssd
RI... R3gyard yas tourth 4ma wGes sPfineeton ftS
ETS% s!;S,as s'as F:n? lsss ,ses.d ssssd
a'rd MeeEs stanford - iGss feet ii mcse.: imcsses:
f2qTh 1S ysr z9msro Stanford % ia = feet ! ne6s
meet record Old record ie = fcet ees incSes Se~
mifH rh hhy GSnS 1a kv ws19S+d Il 9s1d
6 feet ia inches: tle " for second. KInTa stan.
ford. and .Coggeshsll. Southern California.
tor; California. and Larsen. Yale. feet a@ s3s
..lpos rSlf yau,t-won Sr. Sy Carr Vale u feet.
aa, aso, inches; third, Ednlon%s. stanford, 13
and was 's Rfads
Il feet. New world record, old record.
NorNst u feet l1'1 oss inches made by Charles Ho
shotput-won by Gerkin. California. AZ
feet II = inches; second Hoffman. stanford,
IS feet sa inches: fourth, Adeiman. George:
town. 40 feet ga inches; fifth. Lsmberg.
Javelin throw--won by Hines. George
town. eos feet : inches: second; Moroney.
H,antqrd Prncs,or 9i feet &, inches tosT.s
Moore. Harvard. 100 feet 9ss inches. tNew
meet record-old record, 29 feet 1 inch.
Discus throw-won by Hoffman Stanford,
I2o fset inches: second, Philips, Cslifor-
hurrh. 143 feet 1O1s inches: fourth. Evans.
Stanford, i41 feet. !. inches; fifth. Ander.
son. Cornell 13q feet "a inch.