Evening star., 1935-05-19
Widmyer Double Victor.


- ARL WIDMYER of Maryland led
T. a small but determined band
bearing the colors of the Old
Liners and was second individual
scorer with firsts in the 100 and 22O
dashes for 10 points His time of
9.S seconds in the 100 equaled the
circuit record which was first set in
1925. His teammates, Bob Archer,
Coleman Headley, Milo Sonen and
Warren Evans ran spectacularly in
the mile relay to a new record of
minutes 1877 seconds, to lower by
one-tenth the two-year-old listing for
Duke.
Frank Alternately of North Carolina
made it perfect afternoon for
hurdlers when he added a new 12O-
high record. His mark of 14.8 seconds
rubbed another record from the dwin-
ding group held by men who repre-
sented schools which withdrew from
the Southern Conference to form the
Southeastern Circuit Moreau of L.
s. U. had the old time at l4.9.
Ivan Mothershead of V. P. I.
whipped Harry Williamson, North
Cardinals star middle distance runner,
with beautiful finish in the mile.
The men raced neck and-neck down
the final straightaway until Moth
ershead took lead of a couple of
strides to break the tape. In the
last lap first one man led and then
the other.
Williamson came back in the $50
to run another pretty pace and barely
nose out Headley of Maryland The
Tarheef was third in scoring with nine
points. His $50 time was one-terth
slower than the circuit record.
Winners Get Three Ffrsts.
Maryland won six first places in the
Is events and tied for another while
the champion Tarheels only took three
f1rsts but rolled up seconds and thirds
to win.
Points counted five for first place,
four for second, three for third, two
Tor fourth and one for fifth.
Bill Guckeyson's 204 feet inches
to win the javelin toss for Maryland
was the best feat in the field events.
Milan Zori, only man in the meet
from N. c.. State, did the expected
when he won the discus but his best
sail of the afternoon was only 146
feet. while his own conference record
IS ISL feet inches.
In the shot Tom Evins of North
Carolina was forced to be content with
his heave of At feet y inch, made
in the preliminaries yesterday. The
distance was five inches short of the
conference mark.
INWARD DASH -7irst u;dnoyer 16ary
landl. O:01s ltied old record held BY Lynn
Of Clemson. Hamm of Georgia Tech and
tDuke):, third. shehan CDukel; fourth;
Higby North Carolina; fifth. Ford
oJAvELIN--First Guckeyson (Maryland).
204 feet 5 inches: second. West CDukel;
third. Armheld North Carolina) fourth,
Blackwell clemson; fifth. P. Mcconnell
MILE. RUN-First. Mothershead v.aP.
fhFe Fec09d reeB wcnSon N0r5 duSb e.
Gsbori North Carolina; fifth Heritage
DsHoTpuT-rirst. Evins North Caro-
II WilliamsS 6ukeJc; Nth Sfn' I' Williams iTHfn;
4io.YARD RUN-Pirst. Archer MARY
llandl. 0;49.6: second. Evans tMaryland):
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q feet ga inches: SECOND, Hlgby ~. y.
Everett tvrginiaG; NTH. Pickard DUKE.
feet, second: Currence ", NJ. y: third,
dgeEeyson Maryland; nth. g Mccon-
he1 IaoeYAR6 oeifTiSn' HIGH HURDLES First.
AbeTnethy, North Saroiinal. .6:14,s new
record old @ record Ola 2 by Morsau 1H Of I:
third Hawthorne North Cardinal fourth,
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NORTH caTolina). .1:55.e; second. Head
@:sS,:55 YARD pAsH .a. Waa, Wld%ysZ
high ,JUMPETie for first Mcdahon
CLEMSON Myers Duke> and Boucher
fourth, Carter lclemsonS Duvaii MARY
!snd) Rollins ". p. H. and Wilkin tvir-
POLE vAULT-Tie for first. Leidy (Dukel
Moore tCDuke) and Call (Vireinial. at IL
feet: tie for. fourth. SNYDER (Clemsonf.
Stroud lDuke) Jackson North CarolinaL
ginial and Farnum (south Carolina) III
reg s-MiGE hEnfS RUN-First. punaj wv. and I, J:
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rsso. sso- YARD LOW HURDLES = First,
North Carolina; third Abernethy, North
and Leej: fifth. sizemore Duke. 'ssOH Timew
Browniee. Of Duke: 1887 ' ''~'''
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roiina: third Duke: fourth: Clemson; NTH.
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