Evening star., 1941-05-18
Kane and Harris Have Big Day
As Indiana Scores Smashing
Upset to Win Track Crown

got his squad only 81 points by
tying with Don Zimmerman, Wis
consin; Don Smith. Northwestern,
and James Ray Of Chicago at feet
AZ inches. Wes Allen of Michigan
could collect no more than "a a
point as he tied for fifth with
Charles Host1eld of Minnesota. In
diana. with no men in the event,
already had its 48 points.
The meet climaxed Indiana's drive
on the Michigan track title- mo-
nopoly, as the Hoosiers upset Michi-
gan indoors in March, beating the
wolverines in their bid for an eighth
straight indoor crown.
Mile run-won by. Campbell Kan. dn-
third. Les Eisenhart tohio state); fourth:
hs 1S,naesss, ness,n'n m. ruraui. a;s hfth Art Gill
44o-yard dash--won by Roy Cochran
Insi,,na,i seeoss psI Marc sld Jsskins ,in:
% foarts. Robert be e ufer r'r Miesiaasl; niS fsh;
l2o-yard high hurdles-Won BY Bob
Wright tohio ststel: second. Chuck Hor,-
sonrth e Prank Ne Mec.ress ss
tMichisap1; 'lIa NTH Neil MaeIntyrs Mich
ssa,: shotputmwon uime olts' 81 Archie Harris un.
disnsi. SO feet: second. Georse Psskyan
wisconsin, 40 feet. third, Emil Moldea
Rosept 0sq aoos iness' f.e fneE:s Sebes
nth. Forrest Weber Purdue. AZ feet.
sso-yard run-won BY Campbell Kan.
(Michigan): third. John Kautz tMichiganl /;
fourth, Dave Matthews {Michisan): NTH,
JSsR S.R 'eoss oeo s.ss sssosd TN s
1.522; by Charles Beetham tohio state)'
d9Sys.d sashWon ,ns sy My5en pas5
!MishiFsni snd Jim Turner [nln,nois|: nth
fourth and NTH places subject to revision
by judges after inspection OF photo
aso:y.ra d.sh-won sy My5en rtkss
lohio stateI: third. Al Piei CMichisan)i )
fourth. Al Thomas CMchisan); NTH, Jim
ujas Jaselinmwen iSS, By Law tasreDc. H.aley owls
Kienlen tfliinois, dss feet 5 ineh.sy !;
third Perry Klnerer IAN Mchssn s9 iess
,sss uss sshfs fs. ''h inehes Sn. sA''
ndans Ss rse%on secohs rrsa ss wiz Wins Hstf
third, howard schoenike wisconsin,; (;
fourth. Gene Kiracofe (Ohio State); nth,
A. Woods (Illinois). Time, e:15.
Discus--Won by Harris Indianal Q74
feet INCH: SECOND. Bob Fitch Chime.
sSa, s1 feet pehe tsst third
feet 10 inches): nth, George Paskvan
(Wisconsin) Q6i feet ga inches; New
American and meet record, made in Fri
days pIeliminsrss Old Ame5,csn sau,SslS mark
California in 1885. Old Big Ten mark,
l6e feet 5A. inches. BY Harris in 1910
220-yard low hurdles-Won by Bob
Wright (Ohio Statel; second. Roy Coch-
ran Qndiana); third, Chuck Horvath
(Northwestern); fourth. Dave Rankin Pur-
ffTsS fim., diss.s. ntsh os0fiFs' Hall 'Mi'his'n''
:. Broad jump-won by Larry Stout en-
Lewis (iilinois) (23 feet inches; third,
Wassom Qllinoisl t23 feet 7A inchesl;
fourth. James McFadbean (Wisconsinl t23
feet 5 inchesl: hfth, James Ray (Chicago)
(23 feet % inchl.
rhSms M: Sos 3 Gshsaa sna Jazz
Leutrits): second. Ohio State third, MIN
nssota; fourth. Indiana NTH Illinois.
Pole vauit-won by Jack pefeld tMin-
nesotal Q3 feet inchesl; tied for Sec
q Thistiehwsit. !NOIthx.stern! ds is.t
lMinnssotal and Roger Foster eWisconsinJ
Hish jump-Tied for FIRST, Don Tim
norman Of Wisconsin, Don Smith Of
Northwestern. Don. Canham Of Michigan
and sna James Ray Of Chicago g test a.
Michisan @ and Charles % Hosfieid CIT q Min o.
nesota (6 feet inches)