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his three throws with the right hand he
did 10 meters 1iscentimeters. 40 feet ga
inches) twice, and on his third attempt
he accomplished 10 meters % centimeters
(49 feet III inches) amid great applause
Patrick Mcdonald. the New York
traffic squad policeman, was unable to
do better than IA meters "a cent?.
meters 90 centimeters4 I4s fleet liz
inchesl in his first two puts. and in his
third trial only II meters 81 cent?
meters (as feet 10 inches). l.. A. Whit
ney, Boston A. A. cid only II meters
81 centimers t37 feet 10 fnches) which
failed to qualify him for the next
round.
After the other competitors, E. Nix
lander, Finland. and small Turkish
athlete were most noted. The Turk.
who looked like child in size beside
the American, was soon out of the
competition, but the Finn. with put
Of IA meters 80 centimeters t4s feet
liz inches) was left in with Rose
and Mcdonald.
Flags Are Hoisted.
In the second round, where the left
hand was used, Rose put IL meters Al
centimeters (4O feet 10 inches. Mcdonald
IL meters As centimeters 40 feet 9S4
inches) and Niklander II meters AZ cent?
meters 40 feet S11 inches) and immediate
ly two American flags and one Russian,
with the word Finland below the de-
sign. were raised on the stats in the
stadium. The result Of the competition
was arrived at by adding the best two
throws. Roses aggregate was q meters
81 centimeters coo feet 5i1 inches). Nc
Donalds q meters So centimeters co feet
3A inches) and Niklander's n meters Ii
centimeters go feet and a small fraction)
The final Of the 2Oo-meter race be-
from the beginning. Donald F. Lippin-
colt, University of Pennsylvania, broke
away ahead at the start, but Craig soon
passed him. The German. r. Rau. and
a good fight for third place. Rau led the
Briton until they had reached the home
stretch In the last few yards Craig,
Lippincott. Applegarth and Rau were
closely punched and there was a great
struggle for the tape Craig broke it,
however, more than a yard ahead OF
Lippincott. The Briton and the German
were Just behind Lippincott's elbow, APP
plegarth having about foot lead Craig
was comparatively fresh after the race.
Rau had done his utmost. but found the
company too fast for him and was badly
exhausted.
Today's Summaries.
Today's summaries follow:
I10-meter hurdles: First heat-George
A. Chisholm, Boston A. A., frst: Karoly
Solymar, Hungary, second Time, Is $40
| seconds.
Second heat-John J. Eller. jr.. I. A. A.
c.. first; G. r. L. Anderson, England.
| second. Time, 16 seconds.
Third heat-Martin w. Hawkins. Multi
nomah A. C.; first; g. N / Andre
Fourth heat-F. r. Bic, Norway. first;
| w. Wickholn,, Finland. second. Time,
| 10 1-5 seconds.
Fifth heath. wiesander. Sweden,
first; r. De Guanderax. France. second.
Time, II 1-5 seconds.
first: Vaughn S. Blanchard. Boston A. A.,
second Time. Is seconds.
| Seventh heat-Edwin NJ. Pritchard, 1.
A. A. c.. first; H. e. II. Blakeney. Eng
land. second. Time. 1e2 Pc seconds.
versity Of Missouri, first; D. Colbachini,
Italy, second. Time, IS Ito seconds.
| Ninth heat-Fred w. Kelley, Seattle A.
c., ran unopposed. Time. 16 10 seconds.
Tenth heat-John r. Case. University
Germany, second. Time, 16 $40 seconds.
| Eleventh heat-James Wendell. N. Y. A.
c., first: S. E. Palma. Chile, second.
Time Is 3-5 seconds.
| 10.O0O-meter walk: fnaEGeorge Could
ing, Ontario. Canada. first; e. J. Webb,
England, second; F. Altimani, Italy,
| third; A. Rasmussen. Denmark. fourth.
| 4OO-meter swim, free STYLE for men
First heat-Hardwick. Australia, first;
Champion, Australia, second. Time. 5.sS.
first: johnson. Norway, second. Time,
\ O.V0 DO. !-'-S s-4~~f
Third heat Ritter, Germany, first;
Kenyery. Hungary. second. Time ga 3-5.
Taylor. England. second. Time, h48 1-5.
2OO-meter nat race. final-Ralph e.
Craig, Detroit 7. NJ. c. A., frst: Donald
F. Lippincott, University OF Pennsylvania,
second; w. r: Applegarth, England,
Putting the weight, right and left hand;
final-Ralph Rose, Olympic A. c.. first;
Patrick J. Mcdonald. I. A. A. c., second !;
E. Naklander, Finland. third.
1lo-ms.ef hurdle pa.,' race; n~,sna nal,
| John j. Eller, jr., I. A. A. c.. second; F.
r. Bio, Norway, third. Time. Is So Sec
| onds.
Fourth heat-James Wendell. N. 7. A.
A. A.. second: 6. r. L. Anderson. Eng
land. third. Time, 1914 seconds.
Second heat-Martin w. Hawkins, Multi
nomah A. c.. first: D. Colbachini. Italy,
second: M. F. L. Delaby, France, third;
| Karoly Solymar. Hungary, fourth. Time,
| 10 TO seconds.
Third heat-John P. Nicholson, Univer-
sity of Missouri, first: Vaughan 8. Blan-
chard, Boston A. A.. second: HI Won Bon
ninghausen, Germany, third: Time, Is 2-5
| seconds.
Third heat-Fred w. Kelley. Seattle A.
A., first: H. E. H. Blakeney, England,
second; w Wickholm Finland, third
| Time, Is 3-5 seconds.
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