Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-21

also, Iuat any association may pToVlue
that no person shall be allowed to COM
pete at a district championship as rep
resentative Of q club unless he was a
member OF such club on November 70.
1911, or unless he resides within radius
of not more than 100 miles from the
headquarters of such club.
These restrictions shall not apply to
undergraduates of an educational insti-
tuition when representing such institution
in competition.
mo person shall be eligible TO complete
in championship meeting of n ,re than
one district In one year.
Among the amendments acceptable to
the members were several touching on
the conditions of competition more strin-
gent rules being provided for those ath-
letes who stray from the straight and
narrow path mapped out in the hand
book. Clubs are likewise shown more
concisefy just what IL expected OF them.
violations Of the constitution. bylaws or
ernors or Of the national registration
committee carrying with them expulsion.
Changes in the athletic rules now pro-
vide that four men instead of three may
qualify for the finals In the following
events: Hammer throw, shotput throwing
and all jumping contests.
The matter OF ties in any event called
forth stubborn protest from Barlow S
Weeks, when the following was brought
up for discussion:
Every contestant who wins or ties for a
first. second or third place In any event
shall be awarded a prize as follows:
II one contestant wins a first place he
shall b., presented with gold medal II
two contestants tie for first and second
place each shall be presented with a
medal one-half of which shall be gold and
one-half silver II three or more con-
testarts tie for first, second and third
place each shall be presented with a
Lot ir<l Ia oh, cb. ho rp11
one-tfird silver and one-thrd bronze.
eff one contestant wins a second place
he shall be presented with a silver media :.
If two or more contestants tie for second
and third place each shall be presented
with medal. one-haif Of which shall be
silver and one-half bronze
.If one or more contestants win or tie
for third place each shall be presented
with d bronze medal.
Important Records.
Chief among the hundreds OF records
passed upon by the committee which has
that phase of the vast work in charge
were the following:
sla5 ysrds--O1c Is G~ypD Henry. Celtic
ECO yartls-o.21 10. Il. G. Craig, University
Of ON, Mie6fso Gs@nsdss Has Jones. Cornell Uni
NO miles. Is 10 T. s. Berna Cornell Uni
'essiry. csmbri 3; j., Mas; po,,.~ ,r,s,
Americap 4. G.. Travers Island. y Y.
a.oooneter run dndoor,-s:s2 es. ". Bor-
't Eco" meter aI Is * Louis scott South
Paterson a. C.. Celtic PARK. l.. l.
iniis oa tea% a. Hassnsn Tyan,
Madison Square Garden, New York city.
RELAY RACING RECORDS.
$50 yards Indoor, -3.os 1-5. Boston Athletic
Club IF: p. o,Hara: II; Iee, W. G. i'!on', f.
LEO ysrds-s.Is 10. Irish American A.. c.
team (n: shaai. u: ". Sheppard; II. Gissins.
. Four miles 1ndoor,--l!: - 80. Cornell Uni
yersity 4. s.. team IL. Finch; II. n. Putnam.
Medley relay tndoco-1.ss 2-5. All-New York
team G. MeNsly z" i yards; s !; NJ r, Eose1-
r. Kiyiat. Que mile,, Buffalo, \. Y.
HURDLE RECORDS.
20 Yards. low dnloor,-O.0S 2-5. Robert Ellcr.
Fordham University. and John ]. Eller. Irish
American 4. c.. Madison Square Garden, New
= wards Yards low--ooe To- John j. Elier. Irish
American a. G, Celtic Park; LII;
-. 20 yards. low"o.ae Is. John j. Eller, Irish
American A. c., Celtic Park. l.. l.
WALKING RECORDS
2-mile tindoor)--l34 IS To- G. II. Goulding,
cs n"sn, sen %.n is H. Could
Ing Buffalo. N Y.
JUMPING RECORDS.
Nine standing jumps--l03 It. in Platt Ad-
ans. New York 4. c.. Celtic Park. L. 1.
Running hop step and jump-s0 II. II In. ID.
r. Ahearn, irish-American A. G., Celtic Park.
L. I.
THROWING 56-LB. WEIGHT.
Ssh. weight for distance-3S It. ass in. P. J.
Mcdonald, ist,-Amercan a. c.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
56-lb. weight for distnnce--4O IT. g.. in. ". J.
McGrath, Montreal Canada.
s6-ib. weight over bar-l5 II. iis in Con
THROWING THE DiStLs.
14l II. 4as IN. N. J. Sheridan, I.ish- American
A. C., Celtic Park. L. l.
THROWING a5-LB. WEIGHT
IS IT, II in. ~ J. McGrath, New York A. C.,
Celtic Park L. ].
Throwing 1sLB. HAMMER.
1877 it. 4 in II. J. Mct7ratb. unattached, c"!-
tic PARK, 1. l.
THROWING Js-LB. WEIGHT FOR HEIGHT
10 II. 81 in. N. J. McC;rath. Chicago. Ill.
PUTTING THE SHOT.
24-Ib. uhot--ss II. 10 li-l6 In. p. J.. McDan-
old, Irish American 4. c.. Celtic Park, L. l.
THROWING TIE JAvELiS.
1875 IT. 81 in. Q: auedisar Olympic Club.
(1lynn{c Club Gan Francisco Cal