Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-25 | Page 28 | Tracksters Make Good Marks Utah Records Are Favorable

'Tracksters Make Good Marks $x g$ Utah Records Are Favorable I A comparison of track and field records of Utah with those of other states of the western states places jUtah to the foro In many events. In 'the sprints and distance runs in particular par-ticular the records of both high i school and college will compare favorably fav-orably with those of other states. Tho records of 10 flat and 2 2 seconds by b Hajmond In the hish school class are national as well as high school records, that is, in high school class. In some events the high school stars of the state have the edge on the college men in the records. For instance in tho 220-yard low hurdles the record in the college Js 2C and 1 -H seconds, while the high school mark Is 2 5 and 4 -5 sccond.1. Tho other records rec-ords are favorable. Tho records of both high school and college, follow: Individual High School Records 100-yard Dash Haymond, Spring-vlllo. Spring-vlllo. May, 1013, 10 seconds. L'20-vnrd Dash Haymond. Sprlng-vllle, Sprlng-vllle, May, 1013, 22 seconds. -140-yard Dash Fuller, Ogden, May 1014, 63 seconds. 880-yard Run McCabe. Salt Lake, May. 1912. 2 minutes, 5 seconds. j 1-mlle Run Lyman Brown ,B. Y.. U. H. S.. May, 1919, 1 minutes, 37 4-5 seconds, 220-yard Hurdles Gunn, Murdock Acadomy. May, 1914, 25 4-5 seconds. 880-yard Relay Sprlngvllle H. S. Haymond. Weight, Hartman and WIscomb, May. f 9 1 3, Time 1 minute, 34 2-5 seconds. Broad Jump Cooper, Branch A. C. May. 1910. 22 feet, 5 Inches. Pole Vault Durham, Murdock, May, 1916. 11 foot. 9 Inches. Shot Put Richardson, Salt Lake, May. 1907. 43 feet, 7 1-2 Inches. Hammer Throw Snow, Murdock, May, 1910, 164 feet. 5 inches High Jump Larson, Dixie, May, 1914, 6 feet. 2 Inches. Discus Hansen, Branch A. C, May 1916, 10S feet, S Inches. i Individual College Records 100-yard Dash Horace Whitney, U. or U.. Salt Lake. May 21, 1904, 10 J seconds. (S. Brlnton with wind at bck, ran distance In 9 4-5 seconds, I May 11, 1907. The ten second rec-I rec-I ord has been equalled on sevoral i j occasions). ' 220-yard Dash Creed .Haymond, U. of U., Logan. May, 15, 1915, 21 1-5 I seconds. 4 4 0-yard Dash Hugh Peterson, Utah Aggies. Provo, May, 1G, 1914, 51 2-5 seconds. I 880-yard Dash Chamberlain. B. 'Y. U., Salt Lake. May 2-1, 1910, 2 .'minutes, 2 2-5 seconds. This record has been equalled on several occasions. occa-sions. I 1-mile Run Nathan Tolman. B. 1. C. Provo, May, 1C. 1014, 4 minutes, 33 and 2-5 seconds. 120-yard Hi?h Hurdles Rosskelly. B. Y. C, Logan, May 15, 1909, 15 sec- ,onds flat. 220-yard Hurdles Simmons, B. Y. U., Logan. May 15. 1909. Time 26 1-5 soconds. Shot Put Convllle, U. of U., Logan May 15, 1909. Distance 41 feet, 1 inch. Discus Throw Brokmeyor, U. of U. Salt Lake. May 20, 1916. Distance 122 feet. 6 Inches. Hammor Throw Fred Bonnlon, U. of U.. Salt Lake, May 26, 1906. Distance Dis-tance 136 feet, 6 Inchos. Polo Vault Morgan Adams, B. Y. U., Salt Lake. May 21, 1904. 11 feet, 9 inches,. High Jump Alma Richards, B. Y. U. at Logan, May 13, 1911, 6 feet, 2 3-8 inches. Broad Jump Alma Richards, B. Y. U-. Salt Lake, May 17, 1913, 22 feet, 5 Inches, Half-mile Relay Aldous. Catmull. Vorhecs and Poterson, U. A. C , Provo May 16, 1914, 1 minute. 31 l-5 seconds.