By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent STAGG .FIELD, Chicago, June 11 (UP).—In a carnival . of record-breaking performances. Indiana university won the eleventh national collegiate A. A. traek and field championship and the United States discovered a dozen or more athletes worthy of wearing the red, i white and. blue shield in the Olympic games at Los Angeles this surn- _ mer.[ | Going into the pole vault, final11 event on the 15-event N. C. A. A. program, Indiana and Ohio State were deadlocked with 46 points each ,'for- first place and Bryce Beecher won it with a vault of 13 feet 10 j inches to give the Hoosiers a final ! total of 56 points.Ohio State scored 4911 points for second, olaee. and Minnesota placed third with 31 Vi: points.| .During a day which saw some of | the greatest running ever witnessed i on an American track, five world's ' records were smashed, another world record equaled, six meet records surpassed and another meet recordtied. . I•Ralph Metcalfe. Marquette soph-.Lomore negro sprint star, accounted j. for three of the world's records and ( tied another, He won the 100 yard 1 dash in :09.5. seconds, equaling the [accepted world's record, and can-1 tured. the 220 yard dash in :20.5 ! seconds, one-tenth of a second faster than Roland Locke's world mark.Metcalfe also was timed at : 10.2 seconds in the 100 meters and ;20.2 seconds in the 200 meters, breaking : the world's record in each.George Saling. Iowa, ran the 120 yard highs in :14.1 seconds and Jack i' Keller, Ohio State, wan the 220 yard low hurdles in ::i7 seconds, new. world marks for each event.Glenn Cunningham, Kansas soph-[.omore, ran one of the .five or .six ! -fastest miles ever. recorded when S he won that event; in 4 minutes, j 11:1 seconds. It eclipsed Joie-Ray’s i American. ..record .of 4:12, and the ! -intercollegiate -record of 4:12,4 made ' by Ralph Hill, Oregon.| George.'Venzke ran-a mile, indoors ( last winter in fast. time, but indoor j:marks, are not eligible as world rec-1 ords. . The world’:; outdoor record j is 4:10.4, held by Paavo Nurmi,