Show 4 TWO STATE MARKS FALL AS UTES DEFEAT AGGIE TRACKMEN Bowen Belliston in Broad Highlights of Jump Vault Make Records Crimson Scores 86 Points to Fanners 59 Grant Ties Hurdle Records ! — — - By GEORGE WELLS Two state records were crumbled one was equaled and one Rocky Mountain conference mark was bettered and one tied as Utah unit trackmen defeated Utah Htate Agricultural college 86 to 59 Saturday afternoon In a brilliant dual meet at the Crimson stadium Under good weather conditions two Utah state lteid performers Mvleg Bowen broad Jumper and Carl Belliston pole vaulter burst Into the spotlight with record breaking performances Bowen leaped 33 fee t Inches to shatter not only Owen Rowe's state mark of 23 fret 4 4 Inches but to excel further the conference mark of 23 feet 3 inches set by Thompson Wyoming university in 1927 This record remains on R M C books because Bowen's performance was not la the big meet Grant Again Fquals Own Marks In High Hurdles Byron Buck Grant Utah unlver-a- lt s great hurdler and high Jumper once again went over the high obstacles In 15 flat to equal hta own slate and conference mark The d Redskin thrilled Urn crowd with the rhythmic beauty of Ills rise and descent as he cleared the hurdles Sana ticking one Led by the brilliant Nate Long Utah swept both short sprints and garnered a majority of points tn the 440 880 mile run and the low hurdles to glean from the black cln tiers valuable counters which offset In field events Aggie superiority Fven then one mild surprise ocm curred the latter contest when Pete Dow took a first In the discus to plant the balance of trade Utah-war- d In that event Long capturing first Jn each of the 100 200 and dashes third in the broad Jump and running anchor of the winning Utah haif-nilrelay team accounted alone for 17 of the Crimson s points His versatile teammate Grant gleaned 11 by virtue of a first In the high hurdles tie for first tn the high Jump and second In tlio broad Jump Squues ranked third scoring In the lialf and mile runs live points apiece Hlell Wins Thrilling e Race From Bentley In the must tlirtlllng spurt of the entire raoe card young Russel Rich Aggie frosh distance man pounded down the home stretch to nose out Bing Beesley Utah university youngster for first place honors Beealev took second on the sixth lap held It behind Camion a teammate until about half wav around the final when he uncorked his spurt fully fifty yards before Rich cut louse On the home curve the Ute runner held the edge but the thud of Rtchs spikes came closer as the Aggie sprinting now at full speed pulled even then passed Beesley and led him over the tajie by two yards Cannon trailed lu third with an even stride which he had maintained throughout the grind Rich timed 5 10 14 considerably slower than the conference record but brilliant considering the youthfulness of the winenr who above all ran a heady t 1- 4 fatr-sixe- 440-ya- ie 1- -4 Twa-rall- race The Summary of ut n' lialf-mil- 5 In-t- d 1RUK Ml ET POSTPONED TIL3R Idaho t P' —The south cctiriil dhtric frock and field meet srimutd hc’te Batuldav was pot- pomd until Mm Lev when a down-- 1 x it of taut lift tl e ft tek amt field slippery and in no it ndtriloti to portal an assault mi ttPnit motels How Rival Schools li on brd-lia- three-cornere- i 1 ru 3 Their Points ini it ii 8 r u 4 I " o od I P -- Mt’ It I im Pole - n vailt 8MI-v- M c I tan 2- 1 rc a in Total i p ut t 6 rdcf U tow It in P it ! S D -- 1 9 9 4)0 1° er-fe- carii ml c'a It dash nf loll tnl tun Mini " jijn league Unofficial aveincluding rages games of Wednesday reveal that the v relav t d is i i a 6 4 4 9 3 4 i ( j 85 Ruth’s Homer Total Climbs To High Mark HUSKY CARD Night Ball WEIGHT MAN SETS RECORD Exclusive of 1930 Babe Rufh has hit a total of 518 home runs during his 15 seasons In the major leagues an average of more than 34 a year In the 10 years he has served with the New Y’ork Yankees he lias averaged close to 47 homers a season i I T Oarsmen ar-lln- al Ifu Tech-liojo- Itnrt lb Ttibut bae Lyon Orchard and Milliner itc hers Smith catcher PaUlftOll first base ShollonCV second baftf: - mMitVji'rk'ofrrcVnVuM 111 ai L0-pou- MAGNA —The gr tda nehoolk and Junior high schooN of Magni and Gat field wlU fry out a new aeheme tins vear In their annual field day Mav 16 Instead of trvlng to ttans-po- rt ml of the students to one of the Salt Lake C’ltv plav grounds use will be made of the btg Utah Copper park at Magna for the field dav otp lug The big baseball diamond formerly used bv the Copiter league teams will fiani h an Ideal sot to tod the baseball gums and various Pack events with plentv of - cur g sjeaco for the large number of spec taturs A large "plav ground will provide amusement for many of the voungpri o’s who mav not be Interested in the games at the ball park The pi ttiripa s and tenet ere of the lxal sc luvO Rl preparing f r p1 thror? f about "iv'il school cl t and several huod-e- d pacpt League Club Iiser tumi‘4 r hum? i j a new ma k for the broad tt 2n feet 9 imp v yih n lies Uiehea Die old ie 01 d as 30 tept 4 s t lie other two record tbs mile run h HAfteii of toti nuxiu and Adkins outfipldorft tie run in 4 4J4 J Y3 mimitn Hi re rtlfir 1 nrYcu 1 the 48 last vrtr Mi m a a'so rf Ah to i haltered b It h M y 11 last vear s re rd m tl e OlKXHnST r Vrt"1 Nr al'rru'vut run uu maviii Rt OeclO Rt Oakley This on each Aide of three bus w a a e sifter vimpeu- P x first Prv lo (ton it THe IllSt half Of thf TUer 'rr WereSlpRf t At en be llano a ii in ftiiurviRv 4 met sen on will have eight games and the i inufii tl was hi Mn here A itroi ea out t tie n ee d t tie r r was second lia’f seven games d the two n ttier being cm d to record bieakli t winners to plivf for the league title u ork ut the end Hole's one wins both divisions A $20 enhance fee will be AVrr York Itefcreex to fi rtelted bv any tram that drops out yules Penalize low Hitting or breaks the — In tabbing the rounds during a experts tick roxx Fxperts arn picking Jimmy Fork fight New York referees have been Instructed to cicdit the boxer who of the FYil'adielphla Athletics as the mav tie fouled Bcudeutrllv with tie coming batting champion He It exround no mnt'or whether the other pected to outdo Babe Ruth in homo JnnnipfHld MUKPS J w w m j I one bad the best of it oi not A inns fighter might win all bv Imnself TITTSBl RC11 S LINKS but if he should lut Ins opponent low in half of Ute rounds chilli g the Pa will have three battle he would lose municipal god courses this ear Salt Lake Shoe Pitchers Win arc ll la Tb Tr bun OGDFN — Iii a hosethoe fn lilt g tou'iiament on the new tX rin E ks' c nirta bere Bviirdav a pim f vm Salt I ake nc rCii cd a tea n to re 'ri ei t O'lci F i ere wee prew rt fi m Ter n Former Cat i her Found C’’v s well and Ilvton Dead in Refuse Can fts frxun 6ct Lake a id Ogdci Mav" 3 nk CHICAGO The tourney vcss lonem ted v 'lie 8 veirsold a catdici with II lghex Utah H'stshoe Pi’chcs the Milwaukee and T 'led i ch bx of and the piu Ki'nnfs w e ca the Ainei u an ascixiirion fe-- i s ago was found cieid t vdav m an al- gne' s of the Ogden I ks mx tv H D He apparent'v had lake team wa- ley ref ie box it imbed Into ibe re eplatne to ffep Ta hot and the Oguem to bv J ler faacct aiid died of sUftaa'i Ogden Court on voir : SALT The LAKE ' P 1 l IM I d-- c -- i Kcv-svih- e tF-F-- hat tS&QXL New Glenwood Rearing Ponds Increase Supply ka -j ear-ol- games Other leaders: Team runs Washington 72 team hits Detroit 135 double plavs Detroit 18 Individual hits Oliver Washington 21 doubles Kress St Louts and Regan Boston 7 triples Goslin Washington 3 home runs Reynolds Chicago 4 stolen bases McManus Detroit and Gullic St Louis 3 each runs batted in Simmons Philadelphia 18 Shamrock V Shout Keel To Candida in Trial PORTSMOUTH OT)— Sir Thomas England May Llpton s 3 Americas Shamrock V cup challenger today her keels to the cutter Candida during trials tinder sail at Soutn sea The Shamroi k made a very Impressive showing in her first real test leaving the Candida behind with ease and for a short distance keeping pace with a sjieedboat under good headway showed Harvard Sweeps Foes In Boston Track Meet CAMBRIDGE Mass May J tUP) —Harvard came within four points of equaling the combined totals of its five opponents in winning the Greater Bast on intercollegiate track and field meet here today The Crimson ran up 110 points Northeastern university was second with 42 M I T third with 34 Boston college fourth with 33 and Boston university fifth with 5 Tufts failed to place In a single event San Jose State Takes Far West Track Meet SACRAMFNTO Cal May 3 OT — Bating bark the determined drives of University of Nevada and Fresno the San Jose State colannual far western state with 4i points In Exhibition Bout here track meet The f(sh are In excellent shape this Ncv aria had 39 and today vea- - aceord ng to th- - cornu 35 Fresno scores Other were ' i b 'risir n are promisod an unu ual-- lj SEATTLE Wash Me 3 (TA — College of the Pacific 24 California g svascn good Primo Camera giant Italian heavy-weg12 Chico State and Agges couege 7 appeared tn an erhhtion show lieavvweiehus against three TRS STION ! I r 4CT T bere last night He boxed with Terry Refusal to Fight Otto Nundinc of the i iuts Ilrnscn of Seatt'e and one round n Ln Caused DeMavc Trouble each with Saltar phlken of the U S S New Yotk and Boh F lazier of Sea tie ‘‘M When Jack PrMave the Nr v He Jarred three with heavy York heavyweight begins to count 47 punches the towns and cities wlure ho cannot show lus boxing wares on at BOXERS Tl RN PRO count of refusing to battle with O’ to Alive Wolff of Hamas Steve onPorat In St Louis recent !v bes and ftatardjy Rrall B n the Penn btate coliese boxing team cause of the ‘tamall house" ho wJ 14 I r tiave become professionals Each think to himself that he mad one ‘ " 11 ' ' 7f l 7 I was a champion In fus class M grand mistake State college lege won the ee k " ht -- i m us Pltt-burg- li Sharp Tussle cr 11-1- lvt n fmi er I 1- Fail uHh PI 3 6 flnirar Cuy aitti 33 Ash t to i W J firmer third with Jt DrunA i 3 rti with and Anthony will! 1J TWIN FALLS Idaho — W W H ube with ft Hi huan h inr t nr spiiruer ured one horn bv hifh Frantr nvarttuer of tlio Twin Falls is e point rat) lonl 11 takma one flrit and two omit ffr P Bet h of Id thvj hails ioi it two entry In the newlv organized Inland pom is Baseball league has tint teen men on fust pla 4 for 10 ro n s four ot the aik next district nuirka were 1ns roster Including three hew ones him t ri tch up by lia io Fa K mi fintn f rt f uu h f re fe d ttir-- the disctj jeat lineup The-t- are t new recoi d w hi e I H u a il H fe t Donovan ptleher Buck pitcher an 3 7 tn he to break the d mar Mirl third Demi) shortatop and sec 1' He a to'k third plaie in Uu also blah Jumped ft te- -i ft t inch Til? 1929 plafters aailable In break ind bftse Head Princeton Spec'ftI to For i May 3 (I P)— Harlow Rothert Stanford weight ace broke the accepted world's rrcord or be F hotput today In Permanent Success of New jlhe Pacific games Kezarfitadium Enterprise Lies in Fans’ J'at The blond ( giant heaved Attitude the kail 52 feet Inches to bet-jtjl the mark of 52 DES MOINES Mav 3 OT —Satis6 Inch I feet made in the 1928 fied that from a playing standpoint joivmplad bv John night baseball is practicable baseKurk at A ms ter- - ball officials awaited further trials to determine the fans’ permanent reI action to the new nocturnal pastime wjw3 1 Bothert bore out Officials of the Des Moines WestTempleton’i ern league club and other baseball magnates who watched De Moines he and 1 Wichita and play a regular league Brix of Lo under floodlights last night Athletic contest Angeles club were capable were highly pleased with the of ths plajers under artiof breaking the world s record mark Brix trailed for the fourth time this ficial lighting But whether the fan— who after season renting on a mark of 52 feet 4 Inches he set this spring in New all pajs the baseball bills— will be more receptive to night games than Y'ork day throughout the season remains lo be seen Officials estimated the crowd last right at between 11 ooo and 12 000 persona moie than 2000 larger than any ciowd that had ever witnessed a baseball game lieie be fore Veteran baseball officials voiced confidence In the devotion of the fan to continued attendance C C Slap-mcveteran scout for the Cleveland Indians predicted that every class A and B baseball park would RICHFIELD— Four newt rearing be equipped with floodlights within a jionda aie under coiibtructum at the jear Omaha officials announced thal Glenwood fish hatchery accoidmg to would be started within three J Aithur Meeeham fish and game work weeks to equip the Wcstent league commissioner w ho visited tire hatchwith lights Mississippi ery recently This will Increase the park there Valley owners whose perennial probcapacity of the hatchery by 400 000 lem has been to lure the jaded ofilsh About half that number are fice worker from his golf course with large enough to plant Last vear were enthulate afternoon f(sh were placed In Fish lake siastic over thecontest night game FYed Mr Mcecham sav about the same Letter of the Dubuque club and Cle-tnumber will be planted tills vear Dixon Waterloo manager both T he rainbow run Is on at Fish lake and Meeeham acoomnanled bv New- voiced satisfaction with the results ell Cook chief Wiliam obtained both In attendance and in plavlng Whltnev superintendent of hatchMike Sexton president of the Naeries H D Kronliolm of the federal tional Association of Minor Leagues fish hatchery and William Sounson and Karl Ran sav of file Glenwood saw a possible radical inchange In the the minor hiucherv ii icd the lake where a plaving condithons whose greatest problem has snipping house was built last fall leagues been other with daycompetition Some 400 000 eggs were taken to be Latched at the Genwood print After time sports ft Is full to capacity the eggs will be shipped to the other hate henes of the Prim o' Meets Three ' Twin Falls Has Ample Material i Must Prove Its Worth 5 4V FR4VCI8CO 1 Car field ta Hold Field Day in Copper Park Simmons’ ex- performance cels that of the -White box second baseman however ' °'n3’b ’1 as he ha hit for a cis scored 10 runs and batted with sell has accounted for 25 bases me runs his hits but drove In only500 clip dui Blmmons batted at a the campaign Ing the second week of 82 points whie to boost his average 26 Clssell slumped a trifle dropping week points from the previous Seiond Week Finds Batting Records Falling Charlie Jamieson Cleveland outfielder who led the race at the end of last week dropped from a 533 average to 385 good for second place averages disclosed the unofficial Genet ally the batting marks dropped perceptibly during the second week Most of the other ten leaders were veterans After Simmons Cissell and Jamieson they were- McManus Detroit 380 Mver Washington 380 Rice Washington 380 Seeds Cleve375 Cochrane Philadelphia land 364 Fonseca Cleveland 355 and 350 Oliver Boston The Cleveland Indians took the team batting lead away from the Athletics during the second week Thev raised their average from 265 to 301 Washington and the White Sox were tied for second with 281) Athletics the while averages slumped to 276 and were next St Louis supplanted Washington In team fielding with a 981 percentage while the Senators were second with 980 Y’oung Brown Wins Three for Indians red Clinton Brown 27cruit obtained over winter by CleveSouthof land from New Oi leans the ern league took the technical lead In the pitetng race by winning another game and running his total to three ylriorles and no defeats Five others had records of two won and none lost HacUev Washington Hogsctt Detroit Thomas Chcago Russell Boston and Marbcrrv Washington Left v Giove of the Athletics was having difficulty getting started although he Is credited with one victory and no defeats He has been in four blows Six Snake River Records Smashed Magna 44 each has rapped out 19 safe By BO I'D LEWIS DERBY Conn May 3 (UP) —The blue tipped oars of Yale flashed to viriory tonight In three out of four races of tlw annual Blackwell trophy crew regatta Yale W'on the vaisity In the comparatively slow time of 10 19 with Columbia and Penn trading It was Yales seventh varsity victory since the founding of the event —now one of the premier regatta of the east — eight years ago Yale also won the and Idaho Falls Takes District Junior varsltv raoes Pennsylvania Meet Honors Drigjja Boy winning the freshman event The varsity race was tin Ullng from the start when Columbia got away High Point heorer to a brief early lead until It finished two miles downstream with ttve Special 4o Thfl Tribune blue shell a full length ahead of Co— 6't upner ftpke left IDAHO lumbia and three length ahead of rlier vulleyMlinttir Idnho hoiasuc tl tri t refolds nt bf me bourn hi tl a anuutl district tired Petm meet run off St Hnuland punt hrru Mote than 3000 persons witnessed Afternoon ml won by the JUiioo the Yale victory fiom shore and the F ilh Imer bv a hi nuirsln 'I h' lilaho 111 a nil mid field artis $ allowed up observation train Rough water de- wr fr in the uit r ex aboio a Mete layed the start and the varsity race viiol of the Murdoix valley tmnpeuuf rl o to ik Iiijii of Ortigq int nonora lest finished tn iemldarkness and msf tatturrd mji ilar tnuor nt Jar The crews found their wav back to f'rovo lust wefK was ouU t sed ten F M is T ser lun er eqtm t ln Ma t i iyh the boathouse by the aid of search)iir p record of ft BN nn he Juirpnc for lights rt rd afttr breaKimc the d sir I mark Itho u Us quahf cvi 11 turn and the (em to o o UocAteliy next fault rdav fur interdiHirKt meet Fnnt sums lor tie eet showed Idaho thiee-quart- sw have been at bat officially Blue Crews Take Three of Four Hares in Blackwell Trophy Event PRINCFTON N J Mav S (OT — Sweeping ahead In lie last half mile the Mavsai hUMtts Institute of s varxi'y crew deleatsd I he Princeton swerpswlrigers bv one and a quarler lengths lieie this afternoon over a one and mile ionise The engineers also enpturd the Javvee rate while the Tiger oarsmen won the freshman iae and the eniountets The race was the closest of the afternoon encounters w Ith the Tigers winning by a length The crews battled on even terms until the mile mark when the Nassau sweeps wingers began to pull tWKV The race was rowed over a one and mile course two times and Yale Sinks Columbians In Regatta M I ia ff 880-yar- d the gallant bid of Oruy Lusty Utah Lusty staged a brilliant run In the mile to capture second over Rich great effoit Squires’ time in this event was 4 36 Bill Utah university Mordock freshman sped over the low hurdles In 25 Hat to lead burgeon Utah slate to tape by nearly live yards Flank Flshburn Utah ran a nice third pressing the Aggie star In Ime fashion A mild surprise occurred In the discus throw when big Pete Dow twirled the platter 125 feet 8 Inches to capture first over Campbell of Utah Aggies The latter threw 125 35 feet and Remund gave the Aggie a third Place with a heave of 121-- 2 Campbell however won the shot-pwith an effort that came near t lie state record of Bill Cox former Utah star Ho tossed the ball 42 leet 9 Inches Walt McDonald Utah freshman taking second with a 41 feet 10 Inch heave and Newman placing third by virtue of a 40 feet 11 Inch heave Coxs lavelin throw of 168 5 feet was easily good enough to win that event Vincent placing second with one of 18212 and Belliston third with 154 6 Dallas Ric hlns Utah Aggies threw the hammer 119 7 lect to win that event Black of Utah and Remund Aggies placing second and tlitrd Blink s throw of 117 6 pressed Rich-ihi surprising niHimer Two Utah university men Alton Cleveland veteran performer and Bill Btoreck frosh hope waged a keen battle with Belliston for pole vault honors Clryeland kept pace with the Aggie star stopping only at the h mark while btorak did 12 feet even for eecond and third honors respectively Hansen Vitale Ooldsteln and e Long sprinted the relay victoriously In the time of 1 31) and the Aggie quartet of Voting Beattie Brashenr and Mvers came back to annex the mile team event Phila-deioh- Cts-se- 220-yar- t ion' CHICAGO May 3 OT — Hitting ab 432 pace AJ Simmons of the ll Athletics and BUI Spider lead-oman for the White Sox have taken a joint lead in the race for batting honois in the American a 120-va- 220-ya- ge Tops 1'llcIlfT 840-ya- 1 -i Sitnmous CisselJ Chalk l'p 132 CleY eland Rouk Two-mlle- Ag-gi- 5 re 100-ya- Hammer threw — Rhhrns A find: Black U second Remand 119 7 feet Score — Utah 3 Aggies I IPO Yards — Long U first Bennell U second Hansen V third Tims 10 seconds hrore— lUh 12 Aggies Mils ran — hqulres II first Lustr U second Rich A third Time 4 381 Ksrs— I tah 20 Aggies 7 hhotput— Campbell A first McDonald U second Newman U third Distance 429 feeL Score— I tah 24 Aggies 12 ran— Sqalres U first Myers A second Lusty U third Time 159 2 Score— Utah JO Aggtrs 13 Kb h A first: JtrrwJry U second Cannon U third Tim 1014 4 Score— I tah 34 Aggies 20 230 yards — Long U first: Bennett U second Ilanscn U third Time :2i 4 Hrore — I tab 43 Aggtrs 20 410 yard— Long U first: hlvera A second Braahear A third Time 50 seconds Hrore — 1 tah 48 Aggies 24 high hurdles — Grant I first Korgeon A second Bowen A third Time 15 seconds Score— Utah 53 Aggies 28 d low hurdles — Morilmk U first forgeon A second FWhburn U third Time 25 seconds Score — Utah 59 Aggirg 31 High Jump—Grant U Cot U and Belliston A all tlrd for first place lhlght 8 feet ’ Inch Score— I tah b5 Aggies 31 Discus— Dow U first Campliell A second Remund A third Distance J25 8 feet Score— I tah 70 Aggie 38 Foie vault — Belliston A first Cleveland U and Stoelrk U tied for second Height 12 feet 4 inches New state and conference record Score— I tah 74 Aggies 43 Broad Jump— Itowen A first Grant U second Iong U third Distance 23 feet 9' inches New state and conference record Score — I tah 78 Aggies 48 — Javelin Cox A first Ylncent U second Belliston A third Distance 16821 feeL Score— Utah 81 Aggtrs 54 relay — I tah won (Hansen Yitale Ooldsteln Long) Time 1 314 Krore — I tah 88 Aggies 54 Mile relay— Aggies won (Young Beattie Brag hear Myers) Time 3 23 2 Score— LUh (8 Aggies 59 w tliree-fifth- versllv of I tah ace goes over the bar at six feet in the high jump Left to right Nate Long high-polmin: Jackie Bennett and Marne Hansen finishing In order to ghs the Crimson a clean sweep In the dash S— third Distance A 5 220-var- d I— Russel Rich Utah Aggies winner of ths two-mi- le grinA I— Myles Bowen record seller In the broad Jump 2— Car! Belliston establlshcr of state record in the pole vault 4— Buck Grant InJ- - Two Tiefor Stick Honor In American State Meet Utah-Uta- li anticipated feud between In 3 25 Long and Myers flared forth In the quarter-mil- e event which went to Long In the time of 50 seconds flut Boise Team Anne: res Far on the first curve of the truck Myers sped past the Ute star to Title Southwestern shock the crowd but going down the far stretch Long's flashing ltgs recovered his lass and on the home CMnwrrj Tdaho ('Pi— Boise curve he pulled ahead of Myers high school Saturday won the aouth-sprinted down the home stretch and extern district trai k and field meet finished far hi front of the brilliant held hrre as part of the Bra hear of Uie Aggie captain of Founders’ dav rD the College of came in thud Idaho The capital city squad scored 43 points compaicd to 22 for Fruit-lan- d Crimson Sprint I xprrta j and Fmmett width went Into a Rule 100 220-- ard Pasties tie for set ond plate A trio of Utah tinhrrstiv runfiers Rimlngton of Nampa was high certainly commanded the ino anil point n an w tuning first place in dashes Long Bemip’t and the pole vault and high Jump fourth Hansen In both events spd flow a m the discus and running on the trio track to fuiKIi in order ntuiucl four'h p'arp rlav team In each event shutting nut Aggie Other school in the meet and their warriors entneiv bo cIom aure tnnv follow Nampa 18 Weixer these three teammalis that one hb Caldwell 81-- 2 Eagle 14 have a over slipped might Maintain Home 5 Favett 2 uip teiyt tliern all In eacii conlC'-Die three Fret place winners In Young Jackie Bennett stcpiyxl Into PS j event will bn entered In the lead of live 100 and Longtrailed teidistrlit tournament with the south the !jjm until muk cci tial district here May 10 when he uncorked Ills tjpually Long finish and hot over the tape a striue ahead In 10 flat The Ute ace dup’iratcd bis fniriv In the event whenjhe mkiI past Benmtt hi tli) lute s ic while Hansen wagid a ncua ml fight wall Beattie lor third place was The time of this event 214-s seconds higher than only rer-orof d that Creed Havmomls Hate of 211 5 but Long had a t rt e o favoring him Two Utah stars and an Aggr between events were w ig ig a d baale fur high jumpthg honors but tii v f nlv ad alto share first place B ternating at the po'e d i't as wrp Lorraine Cos Utah and link titan pausing onv for his lm‘i hum s t went over the bar at R hri 4 an inch to share lop 'me and divide the nine point ot the The three refuse to an l’H h up Un'il the 6 feet 2 Ui h n aik cn the siapd rtf t t each do j p d o it lo turn w cu U e crus inu v t a'ed to Act jal ircni a low i g for sg pr'vrrl rrt fourhv bc'ia'r tl ui a It l i p Squires Scores in Both Mile and llalf-inil- c Captain Ja kta Sq ilres scnied n Ins two favorite event- - tl haj-nm- e s and m’e rmn E form flat rent him l ’o he Pal st the r'art gav-- tn to j j r victory tp the eiPi Utali sta'e Iui-ii- iJ id uid over Dual Track Meet Aggie CD Utah-Uta- h ft n it V t I t 9 t fli S SrifY ar'i 11 -- Tr ft rifa t R J ta mu uru M t 11 be i p ' e d ft ( A ' I 1 |