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tho tho hot- day proved of greater ad
vantage to tho sprinters than to
tho long distance men. Burruss
did groat work In tho BprlnJ-S,
winning both his ovonts In good time.
In tho quartor Benedict mado a mag
nificent finish and without much ques
tion won second place. In tho mile,
Morgan's strength failed him complet
lv. but Davis ran a nretty race for
second. Aldon was unablo to sprjnt
past his opponent on tho finish of tho
two-mile run, but neither ho nor Mor
gan was In the condition to put up a
race In tho two miles. In the hur
dles Dunlap showed excellent form,
and simply trotted In on tho finish of
tho itwo-twonty race. Had ho run to
his limit In this race, It Is probable
ho would have broken the University
record. Nebraska toad her own way
In tho shot put, Ohaloupka -winning
first and Wollor second. Ohaloupka
also won second In the discus throw.
Perry drew first In the broad jump
over the Tnuch-vaunted t performers of
Kansas, and McDonald second in the
polo vault. McDonald did valiant
work; exceeding any of his previous'
records, but the veteran, Russell, camo
up to the test and went over the
eleven-foot mark.
There will bo .no more track meets
tills season. It had been planned that
Nebraska should compete in the Ne
braska Intercollegiate meet or at Kan
sas City next Saturday, but It was
thought best not to enter these contests.
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Following Is the summary of last
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100-yard dash Burruss (Nebraska),
first; Haddock (Kansas), second.
Time, 10 2-5 seconds.
220-yard dash Burruss (Nebraska),
first; Coo (Nebraska), second. Time,
:23 flat.
440-yard dash Priest (Kansas),
flrsV, Drlscoll (Kansas), second. Time,
:53 3-5.
Half mile Miller (Kansas), first;
Benedict (Nebraska), second. Time,
2:02.
Mile run Cooloy (Kansas), first;
DavlB (Nebraska), second. Time,
4:41 2-5.
Two-mile run Cummins (Kansas),
first"; Cooloy (Kansas), second. Time,
10:22.
120-yard hurdles 'Dunlap (Nebras
ka), first; Butler (Kansas), second.
Tlmo, 16 4-5.
220-yard hurdles Dunlap (Nebras
ka), first; Parker (Kansas), second.
Time, 27 2-5.
High jump Knodo (Nebraska) and
Parker (Kansas) tied for first place,
llelght, 5 feet, 9 inches.
Broad jump Parry (Nebraska),
first; Lapham (Kansas), second. Dis
tance, 21 feet, Inches.
Polo vault Russell (Kansas), first;
McDonald (Nebraska), second. Height,
11 feet.
Shot put Chaloupka (Nebraska),
first; Weller (Nebraska), second. Dis
tance, 38 feet.
Hammer throw Putnam. (Kansas),
first; Prlnglo (Kansas), second. Dis
tance, 145 feet, 1 Inch.
Discus Putnam (Kansas), first;
Chaloupka (Nebraska), second. Dls-
'tanco, 110 feet, 5 Inches.
Relay Nebraska, Coe, Dunlap,
Hughes and BurusB, first; Kansas,
Young, Nebold, Drlscoll and Haddock.
Time, 1 minute, 33 seconds.
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