Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-17
MERED|TH'S MARK
TIED BY EASTMAN
Equals 15-Year-0Id Record
for 440-Wykoff Does go.
Trojans Win.

| ~ LYMPIC STADIUM, LOS AN
GELES, May Is (P.-The
! Y Golden States track and field
! athletes sent their warning to
Eastern members Of the I. C. "A today
| In the form of two world records tied
| and 10 meet marks eclipsed as the Uni
| yersity of Southern California team re-
| tanned its California intercollegiate
! championship.
| Coach Dean Cromwell's Trojans rolled
! up a 93-point total. Coach Dtnk Tenn
pletons Stanford University Indians
amassed 49 points, while California nm
! ished third. with 10, and the UniVer-
| Sity of California at Los Angeles, In
| FAINT member of the group, last, with 2.
| Ben Eastman, Stanfords sophomore
/ quarter-miler. equaled the 15-year-old
mark of Ala around two turns, held by
Ted Meredith.
Wykof Superb Again.
Frank WykofT. who has frequently
tied the 100-yard world record Of 0.5
seconds set in 1929 by Eddie Tolan, and
twice bettered it with yet unaccepted
speed splurges of "a seconds, today
again tied the Official mark.
William GRADER, Troy's sophomore
pole vaulter, made a bid for world
record attempting to clear the bar at
Il feet inches. one-half inch TO the
Skyward of Lee Barnes record, but he
| failed in the final attempt.
The new meet records came in the
mile, which Cliff Halstead of Southern
California won In 4:238; the 2-mile
taken by the diminutive but deter
mined Everitt Mossman OF California,
in minutes. 1914 seconds; the half
mile. captured by Victor Fitzmaurice,
Trojan, in 1894; the javelin throw,
won by Kenneth Churchill of the Gold
en- Bears. with a toss of 212 feet
inch; Wykof's 100 and 220 yard dashes;
EaStman's spirited quarter; Don Bar
ber'S "a feet 9H-inch leap in the broad
Jump, adding to the Trojan's total: the
220-yard low hurdle victory by Ernest
Payne of Southern California in 23.4
seconds, and the 3:15.2 mile relay
turned in by the Stanford quartet.
Summaries:
MILE RuN-won by Halstead IS. c.;
second, Brown 81; third. Hammett IS,
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f feeGta' ns s1r = IS en- time os5. Ties
Eddis TNapf SsEId .ss9Ff s. Eastman s
second, Williams IS O.; third T.! Shove 81;
f9 Tss MeysGtSs voTd record set ss
i2O- YARD HIGH HURDLEs-Won by
bTusman 80; fourth, crawford California;.
i' TWoeM IIiE RuN-won by Mossmsn C; ;;
C6: fourth, Gradner IS. c.. Time, 1894
HIGH JUMP-Won by Stewart IS; CO.;
second. McNaughton Is. CO; third, Bran
non %. c.; fourth, Rice Co. Height 8
81 sHoTPUT-won by N. Gray tsl, ~ feet
2ss inches second. Hall g. CO., 48 feet s94
inches; third: Laborde ts1. 4s feet So
inches; fourth, C. Gray 80, 81 feet 51z
- ssO:YARp RuN-won by Ftzmaurice g.
man &C.; fourth. Wright Co. Time; i:5S.4
3 2l2 feet ] inch; SECOND. B McKenzie g g.;
3iz inches; fourth. Boeger 80, i7s feet ia
SsO-YARD DAsH-won by wykon Is. CO.;
fourth, Lockett ~. c. L. Al. Time, 2Os
BRoAD JUMP-won by Barber IS. c.. q
feet "a inch: third. Butler Isl, "a feet 8
n che i foYrth West 81 q feet sE INCHES
80; fourth, KniEht %. G. L. AZ. Time, 2s4
MILE RELAY-won by Stanford tshove.
tHbases Les HabIes ssSona
DISCuMWon By Jones Isl, lsa ss-1oo
feet, second. Hall e., O.. ISL .25-Io0 feet
third. LaboTde 90; $50 ~ 100 feet; fourth,
FoGf v5GLT.Tss s.V s. l sssb.r Is o., 10
Deacon Isl. IL feet 3 inches. ''''