Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-08
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team mate, Frederick Klemm. O'Con-
nor was defending champion.
Aloysius p. Kelly Of Georgetown, a
dark horse in the race, won the To-
yard sprint finals in the intercollegiate
indoor record-equaling time Of LILO
seconds. John 3. Halves and Arthur
third, respectively.
Joe McCluskey, long-legged Fordham
youngster, won the 2-mile race with a
margin Of IS or 80 yards over Paul
Rekers of Penn State, defending cham
pion. The time Of GIT 8-10 was five
seconds better than the indoor inter
collegiate record set by Rekers last year.
The time was slow as judged by IN
door standards, although 1t was new
record for the meet.
McCluskey, sophomore, was making
his first intercollegiate appearance.
With Berlinger and Oscar s c
petition, Everett ColyeEs vs,,,t to ~ ~
cleared the bar in thew interco i S te
ieet 0A lncnesI1ne three tied for first
indoor rec9gar at Is feet.
piacsI Edwards Of Canada made a gal
: !ant EFFORT TO set fast pace for the
Maine comet, but Chapman, finding the
pace too slow, was forced to 20 out
himself while still nearly two laps from
home and he finished the last 200 yards
all by himself.
Two OF the timekeepers caught Chap
man In record equaling figures, one at
Isl 5-10 and the other at 81 6-1O.
The time goes in the book at the COM
promise figure between high and low.
9S-PoUND WEIGHT. THRoW-won by
Inches; second, DWiEht Brown Csoxdoi fes 50
fset " inches; third, Mortimer Reznick
oah x Seorrs sp4aaS. 81 feet 81
inches; NTH Gordon Ellis lCorneiD. Al feet
feet i inefhss ssS0 g. S Sa
WGcG M s. T RhEEaY 6R TIs s.i e 1922
NORM: John Holland, Bernard McCaffertyJ;
sseecond' Dartmouth; third, Yale. Time,
I-MILE RELAY (second heat, two to quail
Horace Steel James Heas2 s
end, 0eorsetowni third, Princeton. Time,
oNE-MLE RELAY tthird heat; two 10
gualifyl-Won By Syracuse (Theodore smith
s s:9sRtS: G f%s sss third New York Uni
one MILE RUS&won by Carl coan,
csH csRs If Ns% Sorf 5Fd
Harvard; fourth. Arthur. Martin, Cornell;
NTH Samuel Grodman, New York Univer.
door record. old record OF S:i7.s made By s.
James Connolly, Georgetown, in is2sS y
to SuafSpwos By Aossia ssn Reiia ns d.orS.
town; second. George Troy, Brown. Time
50-YARD DAsR tsecond semi-nnal; two
70 QUALIFY = Won by Arthur Watkins
HHaaryyard; second. Arthur Walsh. Yale. Time
7O-YARD DASH Qthird semi-hnal; two
70 To-. o9aityl ~ Won by Bernard Krosney
so5YAkD HIGH HURDLES tnrss semi.
cross; second, Aarmsr BreTeton, Yale; third
chsrsi ssn HTT HRHEfSlP Time pa
sseoRd SssSFs ststs thqd
AhDd aIGR rlf&H6Si sSGFs Tn srS Gs semi.
nnssD.iWon BY arthur Dey9e tYale); sec
David Wstt PrlncetOnp. Tfms, O:s,s. 'nif0
le-PoUND sHoT-zWon,, BY Barney Ber-
sseond chariss Jones Il se1Ws es York un iRss
sity), a. feet 5ss inches; third. Otto schoen-
Hairy 4s fsss nShss fourth
feet Sh INCHES; NTH Fred Steiner penn
FRESHNESS IL IL MILES sai MEDLEY RELAY
SsS E:S sA RoEs TSSiS tSs5
,0S SsSIs BROAD 5SA.Nsn By Everett.
ss:ens saoiHs sogi: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss E iaSnS 4
tss Is seee ,n ShsTesf fourth psH
BuEsnTS IGGTneln' e feet s% inchesj nth
| New intercollegiate indoor record. Old record
q q feet 55 inches made by Utterback in
Two-MILE RELAY=won by Boston Col
lege John 0Brien, Thomas Meacher. Dom
qeorgetoWn; third, Princeton; fourth, Man
haitian; NTH, Harvard. Time, 7:50 6-i0.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP-Bi1l O'Connor Of
Columbia John. Moody Of Dartmouth and
nrst ls q; inches(; fourth, calvin Milani
Dser snd preSerick Ksm 81 fnsyl se
tisd for nth; sH #. inch Nv A,ov.,r.
Kelly (Gtorgetown); second, John Hawei
| (Harvardli third, Arthur watkins (Har.
yard); fourth, Bernard Krosney (Nev
York University; NTH. Georee Tros
n 1sIs s. Harcd LIVER meet os
yania and tied BY Francis Hussey Of Boston
se-XARD -Y High HURDLES tnnaD-wor
By Eugene Record 6Haryardl; second, Arthur
k2umhiAlA AnnEths HakWAE HEneetom GxalelI