University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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I 20- YARD HIRDLKS KIESSIG (c), SECOND; GRCXSKY (c), FIRSTJ WILLIAMS (s)j HALSTEAD (s), THIRD inches was made by Rice of California in 1912. When Grunsky took the high hurdles in :15-1 he equalled the record set by Whitted and Murray of the Cardinal, and when House won the low hurdles in :24-l he equalled the record set by Norton of Stanford the year before. The highest individual point-winner of the day was Meredith House of Stanford, who won the low hurdles and the 100-yard dash. Grunsky of California was second and the highest point winner for the Blue and ( lold with first in the high hurdles and second in the low sticks. Captain Nichols took seven points with first in the high jump, and thirds in the pole vault and broad jump. 440-YARD DASH DIEVEXDORF (s), THIRD; ROGERS (s), SECOXD; MOODY (c), FIRST tuv hundred and fifty-nine

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PURXELL BLAN CHARD GRUNSKY RICHARDSON GILDERSLEEVE two hundred and fifty-eight

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220-YARD HURDLES, FINALS GRUNSKY(C), SECOND; WRIGHT (c); HOUSE (s), FIRST; HALSTEAD(S), THIRD; HIRSCHFELDER (c) The quarter-mile was one of the feature events of the day, with Moody of California and Rogers of Stanford contenders. Moody drew the inside lane and took the pole from the start with a fine burst of speed. On the backstretch Rogers challenged him but the Blue and Gold star had plenty of reserve power and held the inside on the second turn where he gained two yards. He increased his lead to four yards, finishing in :50-3. Purnell furnished a thrill in the 220-yard dash when he crossed the finis a fraction of an inch ahead of Lachmund of Stanford. Honors were divided in the distances. Chapman of Stanford took the mile with Aupperle of Stanford second. But in the two-mile Lloyd of IOO-YARD DASH, FINALS LACHMUND (s), SECOND; HOJSE(s), FIRST; WADSWORTH (c) ; BOWEx(c); PURNELL (c), THIRD two hundred and sixty