Evening star., 1931-04-19
CHARLES FINISHES
SECOND TOBAUSCH
Two Intercollegiate Marks
Are Broken in Kansas
Relay Carnival.
By the Associated Press.

7 AWRENCE, Kans., April 18.-
| officials who juggled figures
- all day tonight decided that
James A. (Jerring Jim)
Bausch and not Wilson (Busterl
Charles had won the decathlon of
the Kansas relays, adding unex-
pected climax to a day Of bril-
liant performances that included
the shattering of two intercol-
legiate relay marks.
Bausch, who thus defeated the Ma
tional A. A. U. decathlon champion,
was entered in the meet under the
colors Of the Kansas City Athletic
Club. He is a student at the Uni
versity Of Kansas here.
Charles, an Oneida Indian student
at Haskell Institute, won the national
championship last year at Pittsburgh.
and in the first five events Of the de-
cathlon, conducted yesterday. far OUT
distanced the field. Bausch scored
heavily in today's field events, however,
and the final score was Bauscn,
7s46.22o3; Charles, 774412o5.
Meet Marks FaII.
A swarm Of MidweStern and Far
Western athletes who participated in
the relays also eclipsed numerous meet
records.
A fleet quartet Of milers from the
University of Illinois beat the inter-
-1A41 A
another Illini team in 1929. Gould,
Garrison, Woolsey and Evans stepped
the long distance in 1873. The old
intercollegiate record was 17:40.2 and
the former Kansas relays mark by the
University Of Indiana in 1880 was
1904
The Kansas Jayhakers, running on
their home track. lowered the half
mile relay record 1:245, defeating the
University Of Iowa: Nebraska and
Michigan jointly held the cid record
Edward Gordon, Negro from the Uni
versity Of Iowa, set up a new broad
jump mark for the Kansas carnival
with leap of IS feet AS inches in
the preliminaries. 1t was his best
Jump of the day, although in the finals
he easily defeated Timberlake Of
Washington State, retaining the title
he won here last year. Charles I'm.
ished fourth in the open bread jump.
Runs Century in 9.5.
Favored by breeze out Of the South,
Paul Swift, Washington State College
sophomore streak, nosed out Glass Of
the Oklahoma Aggies in the 100-yaTd
dash. The winners time was 9.5, the
same as he made in the fastest heat
and one second less than the Kansas
relays record made by Cy Leland last
Lee Sentman Of the University Of
Illinois, running with the wind, equal
led his Kansas relays 120-yard high
hurdle record Of 14.6, in the prelimi-
naries and the finals, in which he nm
ished with an appreciable lead over
Hager Of Iowa State College.
The revised decathlon figures gave
Carl Parker of Lake Forrest Qllinois
College,. who finished third, total
of 1854 .2572. Bauschs point total bet
ters H the American record CT 7784.68 Of
Kenneth Doherty, College of the City
of Detroit, but may not stand because
of confusion in timing.
Summaries:
I2O-YARD HIGH HURDLES-won by Sent
man qllinois!; Hager Iowa statel, seeond;
5oq5.h 4 gs;;g sssSnds Ew.s0.
iessSd es6Sd Stasil ssE: czsi snsss Ne
fSHFs R1dn Tms IS bs sesSHa 6s%scn tokla
ond; watson (Indisnal, third; TIigroW (orin-
neISi 4sSi-f%En f3IEfs sHHTTiE hui SELAY-won by
Of Ne6reska lWhite. getz. Lam
aqsohEc PohE vSUEETMcoaman 9E wc s Kansasj, saidry
sfi 9sRsI9ss 5's e; s:s .1,'
%sR Dy %!ss!'a ss:
tance, nee ao5 feet So inches. Helm SWashineton
!soStsera 1e'S Methodst gnlysrsitS5 third. iss
aisH f4Tif ~ 6sfs 81 IaSRei
ern Teachers College, 0klahomal and Cor,
aehss Gt SeoS Of e dsTi es t. fsif
lBradiey Polytechnic, Institute) tied for
'hFs Sf ISL iRfRSiEy &E6IEy RELAx-wen BY
OKLAHOMA University CHERRY. Fere' Moore
Chicago University, third Nebraska UniveT-
sity @ fourth @ !, iTNnSrs Tins le4H1 Won =,
re9ss sdhiileP stuart AND p
feldt); Indiana University; second; Nebraska,
'hFS Nii4HF fSHEta TRf sa0 by
Chicago W. sHerrick Nelson, Brainard aISr.sE ana
third; t9h'd DRAKE. fourth. Time. 7:52.S. eNeT
KeTssS sToTp1s4 relay wes TecoEd3 I'd h. c,r.,,. NIB,
ShOIFUI--Won Dy nnea tNeoraSkals burke
Dstenee 10 taTa Feet inches
,TWO-MILE COLLEGE RELAY-won by
Weems. wood and simmonsl Kansas state
Eota University: third; Loyola of Chicago.
fourth, Time, 7:545. (New Kansas relays
oUARTER-MILE UNIVERSITY RELAY
1.-TWO time heats)-Won by Kansas tCoff-
man. Sickel. Jones and K1aner: Illinois,
second: Oklahoma. Chicago and Iowa tied
II BROAD JuMP!Won by Gordon Cuniver-
;ity Of Iowa., rs feet 47s inches; Timerlake
seVond rsy q fset psh
third: Charles (HaSkelI Institutej. IS feet
97s inches, fourth. (New Kansas relay
nos s s.s b Pgh.s PaB@a s6Essu: S Of
ern Methodistl, 136 feet II inches, second;
Marland Drake UniyerSI.y). 1872 feet sl3
1ss feet iseReg fouf Of
FOUR-MILE UNIVERSITY RELAY-Won
oy Illinois Gould, Garrison. Woolsey and
:hird:. Marquette failed to u finish. Time. Time.
1878. CNew> Kansas relays and intercol-
HALF-MILE COLLEGE RELAY-won by
kansas Stats Teachers Of Pittsbursh !swish-
City; University, .second;. Butler University,
,hIrd; Ottawa University, fourth. Time,
HxIF-MILE UNIVERSITY RELAY-won
ay Kansas (Coffman. Gridley. Sickel and
nd illinois SUI UnHsrstg isd for third Tms
:26.5. New Kansas relay and intercol-
Homer Standing