Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-05
NEW MARK SEEMS
LIKELY TO STAND
Ohio State Star Not Aided by
Wind-0ther Records
Are Shattered.
Ohio. May Beck
oning with his flying spikes,
George Simpson. the sprinting

III SCOlSC OliIlHHOh bIlG
/ ~ darling of Ohio States track
team, showed athletes from so
colleges the way to glory today by
breaking the accepted world record for
the 100-yard dash in the feature event
of the sixth annual Ohio relays.
| Two weeks ago, Simpson dashed of
| the century in 95 in duel meet
with Pittsburgh, and today he did
/ it again, winning by two yards from
fleet field on a cold day beneath a
/ leaden sky
| Offcials Of the meet said his mark
would probably be recognized as the
| three-mile wind had not aided him ma
terially 1t bettered by one-tenth sec
ond the time established by Dan Kelly
! in 1906.
Apparently inspired by the slender
blsck-haired Columbus youth, the 1000
athletes in the university. college and
| high school events lent themselves TO
| the Shattering of another world record
in the 480-yard shuttle hurdle relay,
/ the national collegiate record in the
440-yard relay and IA records Of past
Ohio relays. In addition marks were
established for future meets in four new
events. the university shuttle hurdle,
440-yard and 4-mile relays and the
preparatory school 1-mile relay.
A drilling rain fell during the last
half of the program today.
The second world record to fall was
in the university shuttle hurdle relay.
Ohio States quartet Of Francis Pierce,
Albert Petersilge, Ken Crooks and Dick
Rockaway Scissored their way over thu
sticks in 1:0l8 breaking the record of
1923 set by Illinois at the Drake relays
last week The Illini were second
today
Illinois fleet squad of sprinters, Jud
Timm Jim Cave, Jim Paterson and
George Burkhardt, conquerors at the
Texas, Kansas and Drake relays. vim
dicated their claims to superiority over
Ohio State by whipping the Buckeyes
in Ais. new collegiate record clip
ping one-tenth second of the mark set
by Notre Dame and Pennsylvania in
| 1927
Simpsons victory in the invitation
dash was thing of beauty. Facing
the starter with Jack Elder of Notre
Dame, Reginald Bowen of Pittsburgh
and Don Bennett, Toledo Libbey school,
boy, he got of to slow start and was
behind at so yards. Then he jumped
his field. bounced into a 2-yard lead
/ and held it to the tape. The others
came in almost together. but the judges
| gave Bowen second, Elder third and
Benneth fourth.
The Summaries.
! Open 10O-yard dash-won by Lambacher
sts Sfrd eordo ss'oaf ss' fo GRe
Schnellbsch oDuouesneli NTH. Ford
's fs7saicn T f6;a Sgs d.sA-won By smp-
son D, s0nto S,site) sssona Bower IUnIyersisy
ds sbey ehoo
drd Of os rs se b. psn ks n
and since ofheially eeualed.
seminar iineis. second s@ Kane 'ohfo
WesleyInI; third. RodGers .Ilineisl; fourth;
s'f Hish jump won Won by Carr IlnOis,.
55Mian5:' ,, sIiSer spstPo!s ely cqItsss,,i
Hs fa.y sa ns Bfsss sHiS.
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SsstsrHs; e, inches second. Utter gtt:5
s snyd.f negh Il sfsf nnei feet hs
inches; fourth. Rsrtelsmsn ,I!lnoisj 2.
fao55 Il S f inches g. E !, sag
nj = egnp ,,E ni;'s
s s2 feet s ashfS GeRss
Keefsr West VicrEEnis its q. feet inc5ss
fGsh.H smsss lss 81 fee. .ses nchs
Jayelin throw-Wor by Bartlett (Albion,.
IS; 4: afs:s 'f Ss:s f5Ss E:sS:f
Do nI 'Netre t BSme s Isl FEET. inches.
10 Feet % nchss 0 see pedaF acprmost n
n0s II feet as gfi4s hTd tie Rbes
'Michisan stste Normal and Warn NORTH
Discus th2OWIwon by Anderson CcorneIp,
~ feet, 8. inches ,o new meet rseoTdaold
l4S feet. Ia Inches third. Morris lHaver-
west VS. fffs fee Guff nehsS @
Hill tWest virginia.. $50 feet, 2s4 inches.
PATTERSON rimm. Cave. Burkhart5; second
ohio state; third: Notre Dame; fourth; Nigh
l riste record. Former coiiesiate record Of
4l6 set by Pennsylvania and Notre Dame
COLLEGE 44O-yard reIay--won by Depsug;
Sfo ws Mamr hFd s ST. rm 3
Open shuttle hurdle EseeLwqn BY Ohio
second, Illinois; third. PittsburSh; fourth;
asa sd Ss' record Tm Of S Sc. F Sy EScs
at Drake relays last week.
sfInfS.Ts ny ono
TseoId od Fsso1a of tbs gss 81 By OHIO
State last year,
second. Ohio State; third; indiana: fourth.
Michisan stste Normal Time; 49,; a. w.,
ley 1st Ia na Kane Keiloss. MslvsyS:
second. Miami: third; wooster: fourth De
'fS Mile c team rSes-Won BY Butler. - points;
second Notre Dame eh, a. taird Micn Tinss
COIIese mile relay-Won by DepanT; sec
fourth. Simpson College; NTH, Western state
Teachers. Time 3:25:T.
COLLEGE twO-mile relay-Won by western
State Teachers. Kalamazoo Mich; second,
Depauw: third. Miami; fourth: Ohio Uniysr-
Sity: NTH. Michissn State Normal Time,
SIP New record Old record Of s:l6.l set
BY Cornell ColieSe, Iowa, in 1929
TwO-mile relay-Won by Chicaso (Wil-
Hams LIVINGSTONE. Let's. Gist): second, Ohio
state Time. 1865 New meet Tecord. ola
record OF 03 set by Georgetown IN 1923.
COLLEGE distance medley race t440. bali
mile. three-auarter mile: milel-Won oy Pur-
Michtsan State Normal second. Eastman;
third. Miami fourth. Depauw; hfth. Ohio
Northern. Time, 10: 5S6. .
mile. three-auarter mile: "lilc--Won r. P,--
dine: second. Illinois; third, CHICAGO: fourth.
Northwestern: NTH. Notre Dame. Time
l0:29:2. 80,
University f0ur-miIe Telay-Won By hi
nois tOrlovich. Write. Slime, Abbott; sec
ond. Indiana. Tim. 1884.
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