Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-02-02 | Page 13 | New Marks Set in Indoor Meet

NEW MARKS SET IN INDOOR MEET I Joie Ray of Chicago and Murphy of Notre Dame Braak Records j NEW YORK. Feb ITwe Amtr- lean indoor records wre broken Wed-oesday Wed-oesday In tho annual winter track and field meet or tho Miiroso Athletic rs- Joie Ray. fleet-footed Chicago. ran a mile and a half in tho remarks-bly remarks-bly fast timo 0f o minutes 42 2-5 see-ond. see-ond. clipping i 1-5 seconds from hi previous record made In the sam aH Kamos January 24, ill:, fa accom- aH Pllsmng this fat. he succeoded in lap-pin lap-pin the field of star runners pitted against hJm. Marvel Rick, Princeton star, nn,j K O. McLanc, University of Pennsylvania, finished In that order only s few Inches upart Harold Cut-bill, Cut-bill, the "flying parson" of the Boston A. A., who defeatoj Hay jn (hi9 event last year, was 10 yards behind Mc- g) The other record was mode by John Li. -Murphy. Notrr Dame, who cleared the bar In the high Jump at G feet 4 3-4 Inches. This was a quarter of an lnrii bibber than the previous record made by Sam C. Lawrence, Boston j A. A, on February 19, 1912. Lroren Murchison. Illinois A. C.. also equalled the American indoor record I of 6 2-6 seconds in the 60-yard dash I Mxteen sprinters have covered the dls-tanco dls-tanco In tnnt time between 1882 and Fifty-yard high hurdles fflnal): I R B Whitney. Harvard, flr!t; L. H. Thompson, Princeton, second. H. B. Barron, Penn. State, third Time 6 4-5 seconds Six hundred yard for E. H Post trophy; Mehin Suttner, Syracu.se unlvcr- J ity. first; J. R. Sellers. N. Y. A. C second; Dave Caldwell, Boston A. C. third Time 1.15 3-5. RV ST VRTS THIRD. Ray set the former record t:4 3-5 at tho Milrose games January 24, 191". He has two legs on the Wan-anaaker Wan-anaaker trophy, having won the event in 1920. The nAt little Phleagoan got away In third position and Cutbill was at his heels McLane and Rick set the pace until the ninth lap when Ray forged to the front Cutbill wis still close behind him Then Ray pulled away from tho field Three legs before the finish on th? slerenth of a mile track, Ray started sprinting and lapped every runner -cept McLane. He passed the Penn star threo feet from the finish, however. how-ever. Three hundred yard run (open) Bi rnie Wefers, Jr., first; L. Bux- ' baum, Brooklyn A. C , second; time, 34 4-5 seconds. Two-thirds mile run: Michael De- vaney Mlllro.se A. A., first; Joseph Hlgglna, N Y. A. C. second; Lawrence Law-rence Brown, University of Pennsylvania, Pennsyl-vania, third- time, 2 36 3-5. COLLEGE EVENTS. One mile Intercollegiate relay: Rut- f (?ers. first; Colby, second, ew York University, third. Time. 3.33 3-5. One mile Inter-athletse college relay: re-lay: Boston college, first; Notre H Dame, second. Holy Cross, third. Fordham fourth. Time, 3:31 4-5. One and, a half mile medley inlet- I collegiate relay Princeton, first; Harvard, Har-vard, second. Time, 5:45 4-5. Two mile east vs west Intercolleg-late Intercolleg-late relay. Penn Stat, first: Iowa State, second, (only two teams entered enter-ed 1 ; time, 7:57 4-5. one mile Intercollegiate relay Sy- I racuso first; Massachusetts Institute H Technology, second; University of Pennsylvania, third time. 3 27 C-5 H High jump. John L Murphy, Xotre H Dame, first; six feet 4 3-4 Inches; A- H S. Pomet. unattached second, G feet H 1 Inch; R W. Landot, X. Y. A. C third, six feet-