The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-03-26

Purdue scored IA, Illinois 1OA
Kansas State Teachers of Pittsourg
Kan, 10; Notre Dame 9, Western
State Teachers and Butler, 8 each;
Nebraska 7, Michigan Normal 54
Ohio State and Kansas State,
each; Miami 4, De Paw and Chi
cago, each; Pittsburgh and Car
Teton, 2 each; Hillsdale and Ohio
Wesleyan, l each, and Drake u.
Mile Run Slow
-Four thousand fans saw Heye
Lambertus of Nebraska break his
own worlds record in the 60-yard
low hurdles. The scarlet-shirted
timber-topped skipped the distance
in perfect form in :06.7, finishing a
scant yard ahead of Kenneth Sand
bach of Purdue. Lambertus' pre-
viouS record was :06.8.
CunninghamS performance in the
mile run was not the breath-taking
event that most of the spectators
hoped for. The lanky KanSan
trailed Ray Sears of Butler for five
laps and then stepped out to finish
an easy winner in 4:179 Sears
made desperate bid in the last lap
sprint, but Cunningham turned on
the reserve power and pulled away
from the Bulldog ace without diff
f1culty.
Ward was responsible for thirteen
of Michigan'S points. He won the
high jump, leaping 6 feet SIS inches
to set new relays record, COPIED
the siXty-yard dash in :06.2, and
placed second to Sandbach in a
close finish in the sixty-yard high
hurdles.
I. U. Takes Three Relays
The dirt track and flat turns in
the fieldhouse forced speeding re-
lay men wide on the curves and the
relay events were, for the most part,
slow.
Indiana, with Ivan Fuqua and
Charles Hornbostel, won the uni
verSity medley, mile and two-nile
relays. Notre Dame copied the
four-mile event, while Butler took
the college medley race, Western
State, Of Kalamazoo, won the COL
lege mile relay, and Kansas State
Teachers the college two-mile race.
Summary of events:
Two-Mile University Relay-Won by In
diana (Fuqua,, Chattin, Hobbs, Horn
bosteQ; second, Michigan State; third,
Purdue; fourth, Notre Dame; Time 1878.
bertus (Nebraska); second. Sandbach
Purdue; third. *, KESnappennpergeT kansas
Tnte fourth NeT White %ord oh and WfSsy2o
legiate record; former record. :07.8, by
Lambertus in 1884,
.Inyitational one-Mile Run-won by Cum
third Mill9w Chicago; fourth, Glenden-
Shot Put-Tied for first and second,
ia, inches; third Neal (Ohio State, As
feet 2l2 inches fourth Davis (Hillsdale),
IS feet II 24inches. New relays record;
1889. ~ N'
6o-Yard High Hurdles-won by Sand
p o CPurduel; second Ward (Michiganl;
schoeninger (Illinoisl Time ia. New
relays eia record; old record, 7.0, by Pantlind.
UniVersity Medley Relay (4oo-soo-1. s2o-
milel-Won by Indiana lF'uqua, Cramer,
Nebraska; fourth, Kansas state. Time,
TWo-Mile College Relay-won by Pitts
5urgh Kansas Teachers BELL, Terwilier
Smith Brown; second Western Michigan
f Tims SITE: ifi5a' Miami fourth De Paw,
6O-Yard Dash-won by Ward Mich
lgan); second, Hall kansas; third, Rus
sell (IlIinoisl fourth, Lamb (Michigan)
I lime, g. Equals relays record set by
Mile College Relay-Won by Western
Michigan State (Russell, Mallard, Pfngst
Mullins; second. Michigan Normal: third
Carleton; fourth, De PAW Time, 1871 s.
High Jump-Won by Ward, Michigan Is
feet 57a, inches second. Murphy. Notre
Dame Is feet inches third, stambach,
Yarne stafe Is feet nchss fourth
record; former record feet 51s inches
University Four-Mile Relay-won by
Notre Dame (Roberts King McFarlane.
Young; second: Michigan state; third
nois.. Time. 10 minutes 36.2 seconds.
College Medley Relay (44O-88O-1. 800
mile)-Won by Butler Carr, Lowther,
zahn, Sears second, Pittsburg Kansas
Teachers; third. Miami: fourth De PAW
University One-Mile Relay run in two
(Fuqua); second, Ohio State: third Pitts
burgh; fourth. Kansas. Time, 1921
Pole Vault-Tied for first second. third
and fourth Cofman Kansas; Eely (Illi-
nolsl' Lowry michigan Normap and
inches.
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