Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-12

~ H1CAGO. June 11.--Four rec
4 ords for track and field games
made by premier athletes of
~ the last six years were broken
today in the finals of the
National Collegiate Athletic Associa-
ton championship meet at Soldiers
Field.
Roy Conger, Iowa State College.
finished first in the mile run at
All 6-10 for new mark, succeeding
Reese of Texas. who held the record
since 1925. with 4:18 $40.
Johnny Sittig of Illinois. Western
Conference half.mile champion, broke
the tape inches ahead of
Charters of Washington. in a driving
finish for a record of 1:54 2-10.
Charteris held the former record of
:55 4-10, made two years ago.
Winning the quarter-mile dash for
the third successive time this year,
Herman Phillips bettered his own
record time, going the distance in
As $40. His former time was 48 40.
Edwin Spencer of the City College
of Detroit repeated his victory of 1926
in the 220-yard low hurdles and broke
his own record of % $40, breasting
the tape today by margin of Z
yards ahead of Frank Cuhel of Iowa,
in % $40.
Fred Alderman. the lightly hlilt
dash star of Michigan State, was the
outstanding performer of the games
and the highest individual point VIM
ner. lie won the century in 0:09 9-10
from Anderson of Washington by a
margin of few inches, with Hermen.
sen of Northwestern third. Butler,
the negro Splinter from Geneva Col.
lege. who threatened TO cause an up
set as a result of his performances
in the preliminaries yesterday, faded
entirely today, finishing absolutely
last in the century.
Alderman's margin of victory in the
220 was at least a yard over Grady of
Kansas. who finished second. Della
Maria of Notre Dame was third, with
Everingham of Iowa fourth. Alder.
mans time was OBI Ito.
Although no team championship
counted in today's games, As schools
broke into the point column. If points
had been figured, Illinois. winner of
the Big Ten outdoor title, would have
won with II 710 points, with Texas
second with 14A and Washington third
with 141a.
Iowa would have scored 1874 points.
Pittsburgh 13. Michigan State and
Michigan II each, Northwestern 10 clio
and Chicago and Kansas each.
The meet attracted a record-break-
ing entry of 400 stars from 40 univer-
sites and colleges in 80 States.
1Oo-YARD DAsH-won, by Alderman.
Mg9f2n tae tbT ocf
qrsd kf1ssi sy6 T ~ S SSs 9o
Michigan State Grady Kansas. second:
Della Maria Metre Dame ,hrR Evs s,ss
fth co@re ipg Te2as 1 s2th Tme a1 80
44oYARD RUN-won by Phillips. But
third; kontz. Geor9is '' Tech, fourth Brlte.
Southwest Texas State TEACHERS. fifth; Pei
ne e. K 4 record oTaer record
as 10 mads bX Phillips Bq Ei.,i in hgI6
SECOND ny Gs 6hcsso:
Nehraska; nth. Brgg66son; Rice Institute
record former record rec OF Of IS 4-io made By
Charters. Washington. in 1929
oNE,,M1LE RUN-won, by Congsr, lows
gies. fourth, Hooper Southern Methodists.
/ is $40 made ~ Reese. Texas, in, 1885,
Kansas, third: Gillette, Montana. fourth;
Hall Hall IalJn9is fifth; Fields. Indiana. sixth.
: iso-YARD HIGH HrRDLEs-won by
G tSd &GS sRsy Dan
boss o KaRfa5 s foW Tits Hsp 14 Non by
Spence. City College of Detroit; Cuehl. Iowa.
second ReaSy Caret9n third G3eriz Hils
ToSiln, New Hampshire. A' SIXTH Time.
:93 40, New y. G. a. A. record: former
record Re 3o5 OF o;@3 $40 made by Spence Detroit
+. HIGH JUMP,1,Burg. Chicago and shep-
Doane, and Noider Illinois State Normal q
state Reftis Sorth%e eaT and mI MaschoWs E
ll RESNfNGtf et f lS5 for s JTawon by
Hmm Hmm G eSd Tech 81 = feet 9eh simon
MACK Hendrix. fourth. - feet o. inches:
MN,el;s,lahan, Illinois. fifth ~ feet 3 inches;
inches.
DISCUS THROw-won by corson College
6rx6 i4a feet e' nc inSnes sec "s5cn Gouas.
FeNas u, IA T.. feet inches third; Taylos f.y
~, inches fifth; Rasmas. OHIO State. 10
HAMMER .THRow--won by 'Gwipn. Pitts
S Snrsb lag feet J INCHES, second: Linn. Pitts
Iowa; ~ feet 81, inches nth olwin. 1877
q. feet rs inches: Lyon. Illinois. 46 feet
50 inches. second; Rlnfort, Grindsll 80 feet
| y inches. third: Lewis. Northwestern. IS
ieet Pr inches. fourth: Doyette. MICHIGAN.
western. a feet ) u inches sixth
JAEELlN 1HROW-Won by Filling Utah.
ond. l91 feet ILL., inches Bartlett. Albion.
thlrd. l9l feet so inches; Rinehart, In
dian3. fourth l9l feet p inches; Dunkak.
SHUTTLE, Illinois. sixth. 17s feet 5 Z. inches.
. POLE VAULT-Won by Droegemueler.
NorthMestern. Is feet: O'DeII Clemson