Evening star., 1932-04-17
K|ESEL, EASTMAN
MEET IRON MEN
California, Stanford Stars in
Brilliant FeatS as Latter
Team Wins.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
- DWARDS STADIUM, Berkeley,
- Calf, April 16.-Stanford won
its ninth successive annual track
victory over California today
the final score being far overshadowed
by brilliant sprint performances by Bob
Kiesel and an iron man" feat by lanky
Ben Eastman.
The score was 79 1-6 to 81 5-8 and
the losing Bears upset the dope to
score more points than at any time
since 1923, the last year of California
victory
The 1o0-yard and 22O-yard victories
Of Kiesel, tow-headed sophomore. gave
followers of California thrills aplenty.
Eastman's ability TO win the quarter
mile and half-mile runs and clinch
q Stanford win in the mile relay eli
NAKED perfect day for those who root
for the Cardinal and White.
Kiesel. who a week ago flashed
meteor-like over the cinders to equal
the accepted worlds fastest time of 9.5
seconds in the hundred, proved that
such time was not extraordinary for
him by winning this event today in 90
He won going away, with three yards
to spare.
In the 22O he duplicated his efforts
Of the shorter dash by heading field
by at least six yards in the time OF
21l. These marks accounted for two
new big meet" records.
The former century record Of 90 was
held Jointly by Barber of California
Over NJ m
long time of ola by Dyer, Kirksey and
Campbell, the two latter also Stanford
men.
For Eastman, greatest middle dis
tance runner Of modern times, today's
events were only workouts. The blonde
youngster, who has bettered the recog-
nized worlds 440-yard and 880-yard
runs with times of AGA seconds and
1913 respectively, won as he pleased
and loafed much Of the way.
Summaries:
MILE RUN-Won by Raftery California; +;
second }gdrnFa Ferrie ostanfoTdl' third, MCGUIRE
sseond 81 KsSfl fGn GTd
AS iSYARD hfGIs b&sHWdn Tme by GsS Eastman ,stan-
tord1 second Nash Stanford; third, Lom-
.i?o-YARD HIGH Ii'nf MuRDLEs g6i Won by
Meier Stanford; second, Crawford tCaii-
0;l5.
sHOTPUT-Won by N Gray Cstanford).
80 feet AZ inches; second, De Berry Cali
fornlal, 40 feet 10a4 inches: third Lyman
Stanford, 40 feet ia inches,
JANELIN THROW-Won by Ray (Stan-
fordl. 1873 feet 5s4 inches. second. Miles
ISahtornlal' 1875 feet; third, Waterbury
California. 1872 feet.
TWO-MILE RUN-Won by Amdahl (stan-
ford; second, Lee California; third,
Azeyedo Stanford. Time g.542
HIGH JUMP-Won by Manseu (Calf-
fornia ,. feet inch; tie for second between
Rice california; and Balckman (stanfordJ
toTd second BRYANT 5ca!foHnsj e !hfasShsn 'I1n9 fh4d
2aO-YARD DAsH-Wio5ini BY o' RjeseI fcsIi-
formal; second, Muir California;; third
GiberSon Stanford. Time, OIL
220-YARD Low HURDLES-Won bv Meier
.Stantordl second: Herbert Stanford;
third: sweeney California. Time O:24b
POLE xAULT-Won by Pool California.
Is feet 87s inches; second, tie between De
Groot Stanford. Johns (StanfordJ and
K95itcS niES y, sscalfornial - feet.
1Stsnf0rdo; 1Sbsn or l55 feet ca inches; second.
N. Gray Stamford, l46 feet Is, inches mn o.
BROAD JUMP Won BY Warder ISta,-
fordl, % feet inch second. Butler 'Stsn-
ftordi: % feet g inch third. Tally Cal
=, RELA1-Won by Stanford "A. Hsbles.
Hssh: Fuuenwider and Eastman. Time