New Britain herald., 1915-08-10
lRDS LEADING
 IN DECATHLON
} and Cornell Star Has
 Be to Win Championship

iSItlp or AmCrlca, was com esterday afternoon at the ex cinder path. Five event. 1ntested, two on the tracl |e in the field. Good weath.
 a the event, but a slim crowt n appearance, so the officials easant afternoon of it figurins 5 of, the contestants into dec. IAlma W. Richards who cap. |e high jump for America ir hpic Games at Stockholm ir fned a good lead for the title hvored by many to take the fry Brundage of the Chicag I Association, who won last II around championship, ran |oday and figures to give his best competition. When hls completed the compilation along toward 6 o'clock the hs as follows:
 NV. Richards, Illinois A. C., c. A. Brundage, Chicago A. t68; H. Goelitz, Chicago A. TO; John Jacobs, Oklahoma |y. 3327.80; A. H. Hutchin- hois A. C., 3325.91; Chester ltnomah A. G., 3220.36; Fred Bon, Los Angeles A. C., 3206.- |Ahearn, Illinois A. C., 31s6.- O'Connor, N. Y. I. A. A. C., |C. w. Bachman. Notre Dame N, 3075.75; James Lawlor, ! A. C., 2S73.42; James Lin- Y. A. C., 2776.59; w. M. |nois A. C., 262s.o7; J. Tycer bans, 2526.14. Ids displayed good form in the
 proved far from d;sappoint- he cinders. Any time a man ghs in the neighborhood of lds can romp through 100 i Il 3-5. seconds and tear off neters in figures mighty close conds he is going consider Iition to performing in this on the track Richards came his favorite event, the high Id cleared as if the Olympic ar could have gone higher soach called him away from Lards at this height. Rich- addition to this made the est leap in the broad jump, Ut 22 feet 31s inches.
 shot Richards also came off est, tossing the slug for the pectable distance of 43 feet fore events will be contested '. On the track the men yer 1,500 meters and in ad- this will be asked to run
 meter hurdles. Throwing in, pole vault for height and the discuss will be the field f the best relay struggles i here were held in addition ecathlon competition. The v of Chicago team, campos- Inga Dismond, Leroy Camp Stegeman and c. ! Bresthed, n it's field in the mile event, m going a quarter. The rking int 0 second place, rep
 the Boston Athletic Asso- nd was composed of Norman , W. H. Meanix, Dave Cald-
 E. Worthington. This com
 gave the winners a tough smond winning from Cald- or fine race in, the last iftion to the mile relay the s had an opportunity of sec. of the fastest sprint quartets Iuntry in action. Joe Loomis i. A. E. Ward and A. Booth Chicago Athletic Association n the Los Angeles Athletic sr a nip and tuck tussle at IFS. The summaries:
 eter Relay, Four Men-Won go Athletic Association, with mis, H. Smith, A. E. Ward Booth; Los Angeles Athletic ond, with Fred Kelly, Martin Kirkpatrick and A. E.
 Time, 41 3-5 seconds.
 Tile Relay, Four Men-Won ,rsity of Chicago, with Leroy l, B. Dismond, H. Stegeman Boston Athletic As 1, second, with Norman &. v. H. Meanix, Dave Caldwell
 Worthingtpn; Cincinnati ! of Commerce, third, with !, T. Rodgers, R. Davis and ormer; Los Angeles Athletic urth, with Fred Kelly, F.. !. Atkinson and F.. M. Bon
 Dccathlon. ......f. sIeat--Won by Fred Stormer, ,; H. Goelitz, Chicago Athletic onY second: A. H. Hutchin- lois A. C., third; Alma w. Illinois A. C., fourth. Time, ds.
 Heat Won by c. A. Brun- licago A. A; John Jacobs, Ia University, second; James 'ln' N. Y. A. c. third; J. c.
 Boston Irish American A. C.,
 Time, II 2-5 seconds
 Heat-Won by w. M. Cole. A. O.; c. ". Pachman. Notre University, second; P. F. r. N. y. Irish American A. |: J. Tycer, New Orleans,
 Time, II 3-5 seconds.
 n Heat-Won by Dan Ahearn, A. C.; Chester Fee, Multno-