Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-22
CHICAGO ATHLETES
WIN SENIOR TITLE
Score 40 Points in National
A. A. U. Meet, With Great
Lakes Team Second.
PORES LOWERS RECORD

GREAT LAKES, ILL.,, September 81.
-Piling up a total of forty-nine points.
the Chicago Athletic Association team
bagged the senior championships OF
the National A. A. U. outdoor track
and field games decided at the Great
Lakes naval training station athletic
field this afternoon.
Athletes running under the colors
of Great Lakes scored thirty-one points
for second place: the Illinois A. c.
landed third place with twenty-five
points: the Pelham Bay Naval Station
was fourth with eleven points and the
Royal Air Force of Toronto, Canada.
fifth with nine points.
Charles Pores of Pelham Bay. low
cred the national record for the flVe-
mile run held by himself, covering the
distance in 24:36 As. The former rec
ord was 1923 3-5, which Pores made
last year while a member of the Mill
rose A. A. New York
The Summaries.
one-mile run-won by Ray. Illinois A. O.;
ruthers Field, Fort Worth. third; Brown.
Pelham Bay; fourth Time Time 49, S;.,,,,. c,mn
Fremont. Cal, ~ feet 81 inches; Brundage,
Chicago c. A. A., Al feet AZ inches. second;
Eronder. e. S: School Military Aeronaufies'
~ feet 71h inches, third; Allan. Great Lakes.
40 feet inches. fourth. ,.,,.
44O-yard r.n-Won by Shaughnessy, Pelham
Bay: Gustafson, MeadoHbrook Club. Phlia-
delphia second; Hauser. Federal rendezvous,
Brooklyn. third: Faurerstein, Illinois A. Co.
fourth. Time, O.49.
1oO-yard dash-Won by Hinke, Great Lakes a;
cago A. A., third; GanZemuller, MeadowDrook
Club. PhiladeIphia. fourth. Time, o.1o.
l2oyard hgrdleswCn By THOMPSON Prsms ia n0yal
Chicago A. A., second; Smith. Chicago A. A,
o olsc IS. Ne'0e'' A' ~
Discus throw-won by Muller. Great Lakes.
1856 feet: Gilfallan. Great Lakes. 1872 feet "a
inches. second; Brundage, Chicago A. A., ~
feet inches, third; Richards. Camp Fremont
Hammer throw-Won by McGrath. unattach-
ed. New York, 173 feet liz inches; Hooker.
Erundage. Chicago A. A.. ls2 feet 81 inches.
third; benson. Chicago A. A.. 1872 feet
inches. fourth.
ed. New York: Seller, Chicago A. A.. second
1s fPsn Schultz Ferguson A c.. Buffalo fourth
Runnins high jump-won BY Rice; Camp
Chicago A. A.. feet II inches I second md
place, at S feet 5 inches; Thompson won jump
on 4, for o third ,p place: Nv Hou,e Grea,
Swedish American 4. C., Brooklyn. third
scnmonn, :. Meadowbrook Club. Philadelphia
Running broad jump-,won by politser. Mo.
hawk A. C.. New York; p feet IT,, ! inches inches
Illinois p CT FL f say eet
inches, third; Hoskins, Chicago A. A, q
| feet IL inches. fourth.
Johnson Camp Upton es s.pe
A. c.. fourth. Time, 24.se IS. New ma
Fifty-six- pound wefkht-won by MeGrath
unattached, New York, 30 feet.9 inches; All
mann. Great Lakes. q feet II inches; second
a thrd Brundase e Chicago 4. 4. u feet
s2o-yard dash-wen by Murchison; Gsea.
York. second; Feurerstein, Illinois A. C., third
Ehaughnessy, Federal Rendezvous, Brooklyn
fourth. Time, O.22 rs.
inch. second; Bean. Los Angeles. II fse'
10 inches third d., Lent 'ncb M9od Scott Field
220-yard low hurdles-Won BY Frank Icomis
Chicago A. A.; Lieut.. House, Camp Fremont
Cal. second; Smith. Chicago A. A. third
JaveIin throw-won by Bronder. o. s. School
of Military Aeronautics, 169 feet IVY inches
Thompson. Illinois A. C., 1888 feet 10 inches
second: Fritss, unattached. New York. 14s
feet 934 inches. third: Helum. Pastime A. c..
| New York. 14s feet ~ inches; fourth.
ssO-yard run-Won by Campbell. University
High, Chicago; Ray. Illinois A. c., second
Lieut. Balestier. Royal Air Force. Toronto
| Canada. third; Sellers. unattached. New
York, fourth. Time, l.55 4-5.
HOP, step and jump-Won by Ahearn. I'LL
nois q, C., 46 feet ~ inches; Overbee, Chi
cago A. A.. 4s feet 9 inches. second; Landers
kins, Chicago A. A., 43 feet 81 inches, fourth