Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-01
GRAB TENNIS TITLE BARS TWO Records
Gale Helps Runners at Big
Pan-Amerlcan Athletic Meet.
MCBRIDE DEFEATS DREW
Covers 220 Yards in FL Seconds,
0ne-Fifth Better Than Worlds
Mark.

SAN FRANCISCO, July s1-With a
half gale favoring the runners, two
worlds records were bettered and two
cqualed today in the finals of the far
western championships at the Panama
Pacific exposition stadium. According
to the rules, however, none of the rec
| ords, owing to the high winds, will be
allowed.
The Pacific Association of the Anna
teur Athletic Union won the meet with
SO points. The Southern Pacific Asso-
citation was second with SO, Pacific
Northwestern Association 81, third;
Rocky Mountain Association 25, fourth.
and Intermountain Association 10,
fifth.
Guy Hobgood of the Multnomah Ath-
letic Club OF Portland was the largest
Individual point winner, placing first
in both the two-mile and one-nile events.
r. Mcbride of the Rocky Mountain
Association ran a magnificent race
against H. P. Drew, the record holder
in the 220yard dash, and breasted the
tape two yards ahead of the champion
in p seconds, one-fifth of a second
better than the existing world mark.
A F. Muenter of the Olympic Club
bettered the existing world figures in
ated in SO 3-5 seconds. The records
equaled were made by Fred Kelly in
the 120-yard hurdles in 10 seconds fiat.
which is his own figure. and by r.
Murray of the Olympic Club, San Fran
cisco, who defeated Kelly in the low
| hurdles, going the furlong in O.23 80.
The Summaries.
sso-yard run-E. NJ. Bennett, Los Angeles \.
| c., won; T. NJ. Cramer, Olympic Club. San
| Francisco, second. and L. Atkinson, Los An
gelcs A c., third. Time. 2Oi 4-5.
1OO-yard dash--H. z. Drew. Los Angeles A. c..
! won r. Mcbride, Denver A. C., second. and W
12o-yard high hurd!es-Frcd Kelly, Los An
geles A. c., won; +. Murray. Olympic Club,
Second, and II. Kirkpatrick Los Angeles A. c.,
| third. Time, 015 equals worlds record:
l6-pound hammer throw-P. Mahoney: Caledon'
F.! ian Club. San Francisco, won; j.. McEachern
| Caledoni:n Club, second. and J. L; Bingham
| Two-mlle .run--G. Hobgood, Multnomah Club
Portland. Ore; won; O. Miiiard. Olympic Cub
44o.yard rum. sloman. Cnlcdonian Club
c., second, and c. Hoenisch. caledonun Club
| third: Time, 647 80. Former coast record
Cub Won n ' F. Kelly. Los Angeles l. C.. sec
ond and ]. Norton, olympic Club. and Hnmmell
worlds record Former coast record: o.24 IS.
Putting la-pound shot-Won by r., Cauehey
Olympic Club: r. naynard, Los Angeles A. G.,
! third. Distance, 45 feet inches.
| 22o-ya,d dash-R Mcbride, Denver A. c.. Won
| H. p Drew. Los Angeles A. c., second, and W
| c. Raymond, Utah University, third. Time
U.21. Worlds records0..1 Is.
| 56-pound we!ght-D. Mahoney. Caledoniur
I Club, won; j. McEachern. Caleionian CLUB, see
ond. and o. SneiiGar. Olympic Club, third. Dis
tance. rs feet 1IA inches. w. D..
c. Luke brigham Young University. second
| aud Z. Plaven Los Angeles A. c., third. Dis.
| lance. 81 feet incfes.
| One-mile rune. Hobsood. Multnomah A. c.
won; Paul Clyde. Seattle a. G., second, and II
A. Bennesson, CALIFORNIAN Club, third. Time
| 4?9
| High jump-Gcorge HORNE, Olympic Club won
| C. Larson. Utah University. second and F.
Maker, University Of California, third. Height
! ) feet 11h inches.
Pole vaults Bcliah, Multnomah, A. c.. won.
F. Floyd Denver A. c., second. and C. Berr
strom. Los Angeles A. c., third. Height /:
feet inches.