THE BATTALION
Sports Bits
(Continued from page 4)
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Rice Owls—
(Continued from page 4)
time, stepped up to take second place
in the javelin.
Richard Houser, T C U, shattered
Claude Bracey’s record of 9.7 seconds
for the 100 yard dash with the very
excellent time of 9.6 seconds
for the century. Burke of Rice install
ed a new shot put record with a heave
of 48 feet Wz inches.
Ed Holloway, the Rice flash took
high point honors for the meet with
10 points.
A summary of the meet is as fol
lows:
100 yard dash: Won by Houser, Tex
as Christian; second, Holloway, Rice
Institute; third, Craig, University of
Texas; fourth, Goddard, Baylor. Time
9.6. New record. Old record 9.7.
220 yard dash: Won by Holloway,
Rice; second, Goddard, Baylor; third,
Coffee, Rice; fourth, Driscol, Rice;
Time 21.8.
440 yard run; Won by Westerfelt,
University of Texas; second, Jamer-
son, Rice Institute; third, Chambers,
Rise; fourth, Addicks, Texas A & M.
Time 49.5.
880 yard run: Won by Schiller, Uni
versity of Texas; second, Harbour,
Rice; third, Mims, A & M; fourth,
Kaplan, Rice. Time 1.58:6.
440 yard relay: Won by Rice (Hollo
way, Driscol, Coffee, Jamerson); sec
ond, Texas; third, T C U; fourth, Bay
lor. Time 42.8.
One mile relay: Won by University
of Texas (Schiller, Meyer, Gulley,
Westerfelt); second, Rice; third, Tex-
Seven Swimmers—
(Continued from page 4)
earning a second in'the fancy diving.
The medley relay race in which A &
M bowed to Houston and accepted a
second place concluded the meet.
The seven men to receive letters
for the closing season are Dan Huma-
son, Houston; Robert L. Suggs San
Antonio; S. H. Garrison Fort Worth;
T. J. Evans, Houston; Ed J. Moeller,
Larchmont, New York; R. C. Jorgen
sen, San Antonio; and J. D. Howder,
Fort Crockett.
Although the team can boast of no
record such as those set by teams of
former years, which never met de
feat, a review of the season shows
that the team has won fifty per cent
of the meets this year.
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as A & M; fourth, T C U. Time 3.22.
Mile run: Won by Winder, A & M;
second, Brown, Texas Christian; third,
Red, Arkansas; fourth, Hobson, S M
U. Time 4:39:9.
Two mile run: Won by Blakeney,
Texas; second, Cole, Texas; third,
Waring, Rice; fourth, Storm, Texas.
Time 10:13:6.
120 yard high hurdles: Won by Har
lan, A & M; second, Strickland, Bay
lor; third, Slocomb, A & M; fourth,
Levy, Rice. Time 14.6. New record.
Old record 15 seconds.
220 yard low hurdles: Won by Slo
comb, A & M; second, Morris, A & M;
third, Walstead, S M U; fourth, Ley,
Rice. Time 24:5.
High jump: Davidson, S M U and
Strickland, Baylor, tied for first place;
Laster, A & M; Perkins, Texas U and
Holsonbake, A & M tied for third.
Height 6 feet.
Broad jump: Won b yHale, Rice;
second, Spearman, T C U; third, Craig,
Texas; fourth, Baldry, Rice. Distance
23 feet 6!4 inches.
Pole vault: Won by Stiteler, A &
M; second, Hopkins, Rice; third, Hyne-
man, Texas; fourth, Baldry, Rice.
Height 12 feet 11% inches.
Shot put: Won by Burk, Rice; sec
ond, Sprague, S M U; third, Smith,
S M U; fourth, Cook, Texas. Distance
48 feet, 1% inches. New record.
Discus: Won by Sprague, S M U;
second, Salkeld, T C U; third, Skeet-
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ers, S M U; fourth, Johnson, Texas.
Distance 149 feet 7% inches.
Javelin throw: Won by Herman, S
M U; second, Barron, A & M; third,
Maynard, A & M; fourth, Baldry,
Rice. Distance 182 feet 11 inches.
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