Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-02
CHICAGO ATHLETES
TAKE A. A. i. MEET
Run Away From Other Clubs
in Championship Games,
Scoring go Points.
TWO RECORDS ARE BROKEN

81. LUIS, september L.
Chicago athletes again were the
point winners in the champion
ship meet OF the Amateur Athletic
Union here this afternoon, first
place in the senior events going to
the Chicago Athletic Association.
The Illinois Athletic Club, which
yesterday won first place in the
junior events, today came out sec
ond in the seniors, with a score of
e. The winning score of the
Chicago Athletic Association was
60. Boston Athletic Association
was third with a score of IS.
No world records were broken,
nor even American records recog-
nized by the Amateur Athletic
Union, but two championship
meet records of the A. A. Z. were
broken. One of the new senior
champions is Joie Ray of the IL
linois Athletic Club, Chicago, who
ran a mile in a minutes, Is sec
onds, which is .3-5 of a second
faster than the old championship
record.
New Walk Record.
A new championship record was made
also in the three-mile walk. The cham
pionship mark was made in 1883 by @. d.
Baird. his time for the distarce being -
minutes 3-5 seconds, but George Could
ing of the Toronto (Canada) Y NJ. C. A.
today covered the three miles in Fl
minutes Is LIS seconds. Goulding also
is the International olympian champion
Floyd Smart of the Chicago A. A. how.
ever, equaled the A. A U. record Of
81 As seconds in the 44o-yard low
hurdles.
The mild weather was ideal for neld
and track events, but the track was con-
sidered slow.
A disappointment to the spectators was
the failure of Ted Meredith OF the
Meadowbrook Club Of Philadelphia to ar
rive for the quarter-nlile event today.
His admirers expected this runner to
set a mark. His furlough from the
Mount Clemens aviation camp has been
extended to next Wednesday, and it is
promised that he will be here for the
relay races Monday.
Scores Of Various Teams.
The score made by the various teams
in the senior events today follow:
Chicago Athletic Association, 60; Illinois Ath-
letic Club. %; Boston Athletic Associst ion, IS;
Milrose Athletic Association. New York. u;
Kansas City Athletic Club, 10: Irsh-American
Association. New York, 10; Meadowbrook Ath-
letic Club. Philadelphia. 6.
~ ,r1b ri.fia - YArk
B. C.. ): Toronto Y. NJ. G. A.. .; Brigham Young
University Salt va Lake CITY s. Alpha , q e.
Club 8; Chicago Turnverein. 8.
Salem Crescent A. e.. Brooklyn. 3; Missouri
Athletic Association. st. Louis. 3: Cnited States
Multnomah Athletic Club Portland. Ore. 2:
Dorchester Club: Dorchester. Mass. .; University
OF Missouri. /. Unattached, is.
The Summaries.
12o-yard hurdIes-H. e. Barron. Meadowbrook
A. c.. Philadelphia. first; Waldo Ames. Chi
cago A. A.. second; ". A. Savage. Boston
A. A.. third; F. Z. Loomis. Chicago A. A..
fourth. Time. OILS.
ne-mils ran.Joie Ray. Illinois =. G.. nr.t:
Chicago Z. third: George Benish. Chicago A. A..
fourth. Time. AS.
Ear Eby. chicago 4. A.: third; v; A. Miller.
LOO, ioo-yard dsshMA. F. Ward. Chicago A. A..
first: Irwin Mahl Columbian A. c., st. Louis.
jsea as scholt., missouri g.. fourth fine
sixteen-pound shot,putZArlie Musks. on-
second: Gus Loud. Missouri A. A.. third; d. 8.
Elsey. unattached. New York. fourth. Distance.
Tsss.:%ii. s.Is-s.Srs. aoulains. Te.s.s
C. A. ,s william Plant Sns issna
Yorf. third: Aie1 Seller. Chicago a. A.. Fourth.
A. a. sst 10y I. Mesnis Boston s a. e. second
walter HummeIl. Multnomah A. C.. third; @.
A i Walsh Va unattached New York. fourth. Time.
siIteen-pound hammer throw-Pat Ryan. Irish
q ms TaleS
YORK: third: j. j: shanahan: Illinois A. C..
trd HeeS, s = Ms ssss n rss:
no yard low hurdles.F. F. Loomis. Chicago
saS Mssaow nSssSp 4 e.
third; Waldo Ames. Chicago A. A. fourth.
Dis Discus throw-Arlie Mucks. Chicago A. A..
first; A. Rrundaee. Chicago 4. A.. second: Lee
Talbot, Kansas City A. G., third; Boehm.
Missouri A. A., fourth. Distance. 40 feet \
Running broad jump-Joe Irish, Chicago A: A..
m MAN Landers. 1 Chicago A. A.. third: Louis Nc:
Master. Pittsburgh 4. A.. fourth. Distance. %
Tst White salem Crescent Yess ,h, second; 8.
w. III. ID. H.,
Pepperd, Illinois A. c.. fourth. Time. o.. -.
Fivemile run-Charles Pores. Miirose A. A.,
first; Willie kryonen. Milrose A. A.. second:
James Hannigan. Dorchester Club. third; Nick
Gianokapolis. Milrose A. A., fourth. Time.
26.a6 2-5
Running high jump-Clinton Larson Brigham
cago Turneverein, second: Walter whaien, Bos-
ton A. A.. third; L. Watson, Alpha p. c. C.,
fourth. Height. feet 2 S-s inches.
Half-mile run-Mike DE vanney. Chicago A.
A.. first: Lieut.. John oEerton. U. 8. Marines.
second; Joie Ray, Illinois A.. c., third; A. A.
schsrdt. Chicago A. A.. fourth Tine; l.S i:,.,
American A. C.. first: Tycus. ST. Louis-Mssis-
sippi, second; Lee Talbot. Kansas City, A. e.
third; ]. ]. shanahan. Illinois A. c.. fourth.
Distance, 50 feet inches.
Javelin throw-George Bronder. unattached.
New York, first; James Lincoln. unattached.
New York. second: n. Angler. Illinois a: e.
third; J, H. Berry, Meadowbrook Club, fourth.
Distance. 1854 feet u inch
Hop step and jump-Dan A. Hearne. Illinois
A. C., first; C. E. Jaquit, Chicago A. A.. sec
ond; Sherman Landers, Chicago A. A.. third;
Dave johnson. New Orleans. fourth. Distance.
A feet inches.