The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-03

Stanford Outfit
Romps Off With
Another Victory
Four Records Are Smashed as
Cardinal-C Clad Score Asa
Counters
BY l. ]. GOULD

formances. including a sensational
half mile in 1:52 is by Phil Edwards
Of New York university. brought the
So intercollegiate A. A. A. A. track
and field championships to a Gilman
Saturday as Stanford university won
the team title for the :hird year in a
row.
The Cardinals from Palo Alto
coached by Dink Templeton, not only
gave the far west its eighth triumph
over a span OF nine years, but did 1t
by the most overwhelming margin IN
80 years. Not since 1899. when Penn
s~ylvania'S great team won with a rec
ord total Of 81 points, beating its
nearest rival by 20 points. has any
team captured the historice meet by
so one sided a margin as Stanford.
Doubles Nearest Rival
Stanford scored ASS points. tally
ing in 9 of the Is events. This more
than doubled the count OF the nearest
Cardinal rival. Southern California.
which tailed 81 points. Pennsylvania
finished third with 1875 points, New
York university fourth with IA and
Yale fifth with 1875. California, the
third contender from the Pacific
coast, finished in a tie with Pittsburgh
for sixth place with IL points.
Other scores were: Cornell l03s:
Georgetown 1Oas Colgate 81: Prince
ton and Penn State 8 each: Brown
81: Harvard 8as; Maine s: Bates.
Holy Cross and Syracuse 4 cacl CO.
lumbia 3: Michigan State ga; Dart
mouth /: College of the City OF New
York. and M. I. T. Is each.
To Phil Edwards. the dusky N. Y.
flier and Canadian Olympic star.
went the main honorS as he spread
eagled his field in the half mile run.
In defending his title successfully.
Edwards not only shattered the IA
year-old meet records of the famous
Ted Meredith. set at 1883 in 1915. but
also cqualed Meredith's American
outdoor record of 1852 Is, made in
1916. He was only three-fifths of a
second behind the worlds record OF
Isl 3-5, MAJ by DR.. Otto Peltzer OF
Germany at London in 1926.
West Gets Two Marks
The far west took its share of the
record breaking honorS when Jesse
Hill Of Southern California broad
jumped to a new meet rnark Of 25
feet Is inch. while Harlow ROthcrt
of Stanford clinched the shOtput title
with a toss of so feet 3 inches which
he made in the tri~'- yesterday and
which vas good enough to beat his
teammate, Eric Krenz. the 1928 cham
pion.
Another long standing record was
tcppled when Jimmy Reid, Harvard
captain, came from behind to beat
the field in the two mile run for the
second straight year in 9 minutes p
seconds. This barely displaced the
record Of 9:22 rs made by Ivan Dre5-
ser Of Cornell in 1919.
A fifth record wa bettcred when
sid Kieselhorst Of Yale won the 220
yard low hurdles in % $40 seconds.
$40 second better than the mark set
in 1893 by "A. G. Kraenzlein Of Penn
~sylvania. Because OF the stiff wind
at his back. however, K~ieselhorst's
mark was ruled out.
Stanford captured three first places
and tied for a fourth through the
individual efforts Of Rothert. Krenz.
Edmonds and Kibby. This quartet
alone collected IS points, enough to
win the meet.
The summaries:
Shot put-Won by Harlow Rothert,
Stanford. so feet 3 inches new meet
record. second, Etc Krenz. STAN
ford; third. Barney Berlinger, Penn
~sylvania; fourth David Adelmann,
Georgetown: Clarence Schleimer,
Southern California.
Jayelin throw-Won by Leo P. Kir-
by. Stanford. 2o4 feet Z inches; sec
ond, Emory Curtice, California; third,
Kenneth Churchill, California; fourth,
j. P. Mortensen. Southern California;
fifth, A. A. Sparkling. Stanford.
One mile run-Won by Joseph Hic-
key. New Yor university; second,
John Gore. Princeton; third, George
Offenhauser. Penn State; fourth.
Harry Carter. California: fifth, Victor
MacNaughton. Unive 'sity of Maine.
Time. 4:2l 4-1O.
44O-yard dash-Won by Reg Bowen.
Pittsburgh: second, Charles Engle,
Yale: third. Norman st. Clair, SYRIA
cuse; fourth. Norman Saxer. Pennsyl-
vania: fifth, Gerald Swope. Dart
mouth. Time, 48 4-10 seconds.
Two-mile run-Won by James Reid,
Harvard: second, w. j. Cox. Penn
State; third, Joseph Hagen, Column
bia; fourth, Charles Messenger. Penn
State; fifth, Jesse Montgomery, Penn
sylvania. Time, 9:22 new meet rec
ord (old record 9:22 2-5 made by
Ivan C.. Dresser, Cornell, at Cam
bridge in 1919
Running high jump-Won by Ben
jamin Hedges, Princeton, 6 feet. 2l2
inches; second, tie, Barney Berlinger,
Pennsylvania and Cecil Russell, Brown,
6 feet IL inches; fourth and fifth.
tie among John Wickman. Cornell,
Leo Sexton, Georgetown, George Wolf,
Yale, Benjamin, M. I. T., Leo Babor,
G. c. of N. Y, William Newkirk.
Pennsylvania. Philip Brown. Harvard
and Cedric Madison, Stanford. 6 feet.
1O0-yard dash-Won by Karl Wild
ermuth. Georgetown; second, Hector
Dyer, Stanford: third, James Daley.
Holy Cross; fourth, Milton Maurer,
Southern California; fifth. John Har-
wood. Syracuse. Time-1O seconds.
12O-yard high hurdles-Won by
John Collier. Brown: second. J. r.
Nichols. Stanford: third, George Nc
Coy. Pennsylvania: fourth. Roger
Smith, Stanford: fifth. George Stoll-
werck, Colgate. Time-14 Clio.
Discus throw-Won by Eric Krenz.
Stanford, 153 feet 4 inches; second
John Anderson. Cornell: third, Nor
Mcleod, Stanford: fourth, Har.
low Rothert, Stanford; fifth HAIRS
echneider, New York u.
Running broad jump-Won by J. 7.
Hill, southern .a1tfornia. rs feet n
inch: Mew meet record, old record
~ Seet 1ox inches made By Alfred
n. mates. Penn State ct Cambridge
n 1o1o): second, =. Boyle. Pennsyl-
vanie: third, Howard Paul, Southern
California: fourth. Virgil Dowell.
STANFORD: fifth. Everett Utterback.