Wednesday. March 25, I936

  

  
 
 
  
 
  
  
 
 
  
 
 
  
 

In an innovation to the Armour
Tceh Relays, the individual “all-
around" tournament, Wald Parker of
Wisconsin outscored a field of rix to
take the first championship; piling,r up
a grand total of 53891/2 points. Close
on his heels, too close for comfort,
came Dill Hemphill of Kansas State
with his total of 5.386%, only three
points behind the winner.

The scores in the “all—around” were
hased on the individual’s perform—
anee in four field and three track
events. Points were distributed by
letting the 1917 conference records

ARMOUR TECH NEWS

Partner of Wisconsin Seaptathuton
”Winner; Hemphéit of Kansas Second

 

BECHEL OF CHICAGO NORMAL clearing the bar in good form to win the high iump
for the second straight year.

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lishinp,r a new record in the 440 in or-
der to stave ofi' O’Shea’s throat made
in the last half—lap. Hr, reduced by
four-tenths of a second the old mark
of 250.4.

Beckett of Marquette Sets Record

The other record made in the track
events was set by Beckett of Mare
quette. Taking the lead at the start
of the last lap 01' the 880, the Hill-
topper could not be headed off al~

lentry to cross the line in the record
; time of 1255.5.

Field Events Outstanding

The field events also brought forth
their outstanding peiformances al-
though in only one instance was a
record shattered. For the second
straight year the pole vault mark was
pushed up, this time by the versatile
Holler of Wisconsin. After clearing
the bar at 13 ft. 6% in. with space to
spare, he came very near to making
13 ft. 10 in. By clearing the bar at
the former height he hettered his own
mark which he set a week ago at
the Conference meet.

represent perfect scores of 1000, and
proportioning the points as the con—
testant compared with the standard.

Original Field Deleted
The original field, composed of

seven men representing five different
schools, was cut down to five by the
unexpected withdrawal Elser of No-
tre Dame and Glosecki of illinois, but
was brought to six by a last minute
entry in the person of Range from
Boloit.
“all-around" events not under way.

Lead by the pole vault, the

Coupled with the ghot put and the
running high jump, this made up the
afternoon part of the schedule.
Parker Takes Pole Vault
Parker took the first event with
his vault of 12 ft. 4 in., ten inches
higher than his nearcat competitor,
Hemphill, and a foot higher than his:
other rival Dean Frary of Illinois.
With his tie for first place in the
high jump with Richard Brunton nl'

  

. n, though he did not break any reu-
ord, did succeed in outelussine a hum»
field in the shot put with his heave
of 47 ft. 7 in., his nearest rival bein':
Northwestern’s Carter with a 43 ft
2 in. toss. In the high jump, Bechcl
of Chicago Normal also turned in a

 

Pa ge Five

Illinois, Parker increased his lead
still more. and With the shot put
coming up, held a two hundred point
advantage. The best he could do in
this event was a fourth, Bob Carter
of Northwestern taking- :l‘irst with a
heave of 44 ft. 41/2 in., but, as the
boys took time out for a repast, he
still maintained a lead of 166 points
over his nearest. rival.

Hemphill Loam; by a Hair

 

The evening events saw a change
in afl’airss, with Carter's lead being
cut down in each succeeding t ack
event, being only holetered by h . . - '
0nd in the broad jump. Outstanding
of the evening performers were
Brunton with two wins and two sec-
onds, and Hemphill with two wins

    
     
 
 
   
   

TOLMIEII OF WAYNE \le15 the high Inlrdics. L0" to right. Mason. Bradley: HalIcy.
Coo; Tulmich: Horton. lIIluois State Normal: Godfrey. North Central.

  

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COLLEGE 70 YARDS DASH onu by ’l‘ul-
IlllliIX, Wilync: Clllttum, lllinoiu Wonk-yin".
I! n]: lflnyxlc-horn, Bradley, third; Kemp,
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UNIVERSITY DISTANCE MEDLEY RE»
AV Won by Wisconuin (Crowell, Bunt.
Klelnuclimidt. Formica), Illinois second.

 
  

   
 
 
 
    
 

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easy Win in the high hurdles and
broad jump. Although the latter two
did their best to overtake Parker, he
jurt managed to hold his lead and
with the last event left to be run all"
was still ahead. In this last race,
the 880 yard. run, llemphill had the
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and a second. Hemphill lead 011“ on hmm, Min-quot m “:1“ "',']‘. (it“‘flmifg‘l‘tm' ”w" 5515:):in-
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with his 7 /u- second Victmy m the U", mmlehy “NW“ of c r “firm. [mg n“: . Ilelmt.
()0 yard dash, lollowed by Brunton’s LEGE 2 MILE numr Won by
Central (Union, Clark. 1mm, . Mil Y/uwO

UNIVERSITY IJAfilIiWon
Hen. N ‘ Mnrnucttc.

uccund; Boulm 't-t c. t in : Jur-
uel, Marquette, l'oui'th. Time, :50 [breaks
meet roem'd of 150.4 mode by Burns of
uuLIL'I' in llltlZJ.

ONE MILE RUN ~Won by Wheelock,
sna State: Robinson. Kansas Stine.

ond: tucts. Michimm State, n'
Schubert. Lawrence, fourth, Time. 4251.6.

BM] YARD “UN-wWou by Beckett, Marquette:
Fleming, Nor. wcatcl'n, necond; Rodin-Id.

State Teachers. second; EImhm-nt,

  

 

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UNIVERSITY 2 MILE RELAY—4W0" by [(mv
mm Stun Nixon, Ito I‘ ll. Elucrhurt.
Dill). Time. 8201.2 (only team (th-redl.‘

COLLEGE ONE MILE RELAY Won liyl
Mirhimm Normal (Cow-ilxivi I'IIILIIH‘.
Mathews, linker), lllinuin Stut- NJ
necond, ‘ /\ i'mnur
fourth. "imr, ll: '. [llw'nkfi mom. !
m‘Il or “29.9. made by lVlichiuun Normal

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””4” performance m ”“5 ““1 but 1'1“ Norton. Illinois State Normal. I'Ulil'll‘l.

best he could do was eclipse his rivo‘.
by 5.4 see. the result being: his 5389M;
539.6% defeat.

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