Arizona republican., 1918-09-21
CHICAGO ATHLETES CARRY OFF HONORS
 IN b|G FIELD MEET
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 GREAT LAKES. Ill.,, Sept. 2O.-Scor- ing in the II of the 19 events, the well balanced team of the Chicago Athletic association carried off the junior cham pinship of A. A. L. in the outdoor track and field meet covering three days at Inc Great Lakes training station today The Chicago team piled up total of S4 points. with the Pelham Bay Naval training station team of Pelham Bay N. N.. drawing up in second place with 70. The Great Lakes team bagged 2S points for third place and the Illinois Athletic club 22 for fourth. The Mead ,Nhrook Athletic club of Philadelphia scorcd ten points for fifth place.
 Three Records Smashed
 pcsuite the icy blasts that swept the field off Lake Michigan three junior -ccurds were smashed and another trio eas cquallcd. The first record to fall vas in tho three mile walk. Louis Iahowitz of the Pastime Athletic club of New York covered the distance in -3:17 beating the former mark of -i:ee 2-5 made by Alexander Jessup of New York.
 Tho performance of Con C. Shaugh- messy, a newcomer in eastern athletic
 
 .fa flat was another record breaker. Hc clipped a fifth of a second off the record held by Frank J. Shea of the University of pittsburg. Shea's mark, however, was made on a course with one turn. while Shaughnessy's perform snce was over a straigthaway. the only one Of it's kind in the country. \, The third record was made in the iavelin throw. Racine Thompson of the Illinois Athletic club hurled the missile i67 feet S@ inches.
 The foImer record of l65 feet l inch. was held by J. H. Berry, of the Mead oVbrook club.
 Several Marks Equalled
 The marks cqualled were in the 100- yard dash. which Arthur Henke, a former University of Chicago athlete. now of the Great Lakes won in 10 flat. Walker smith of the Chicago A. A. led the record in the 120 low hurdles, eapine the barrier in l5 2-5 and Gus Oeech of Pelham Bay tied the record ln the 22o low hurdles, stepping one 3f the heats in % 1-5.
 One of the most remarkable races of thc day was tho victory of Earl John son. a negro from Camp Upton who son the five-mile race from big field .r 2t;22. Johnson Jagged behind the .saders nearly the entire distance but in the final lap displayed a sensational burst of speed and finished 90 yards in the lead. The pace set was so hot that Ted Johnson. the Denver mara homer was swept off his feet.
 Individual honors went to Stellar Windrow Of the Great Lakes station who bagged nine points by winning ths discus, finishing third in the shot put and fourth in the hammer throw. JaS McCabe of Pelham Bay. formerly ot the Pastime Athletic club of New Yorl hagged eight points with a victory ir the half mile and third place in tn, mile. H. (. Gill of Camp Dick, Dallas Texas. also was an individual poin N xinner, landing a second and fourtl place.
 Twenty eight Teams Score
 Twenty eight teams shared in tn scoring The Federal Rendezvous O Brooklyn. Camp Dick Camp Zachar, Taylor and Camp Fremont. Calif.. eacl scored six points and went into Ii for sixth place.
 Stars of the army and navy and avia ton service carried off the lions shar of honors. The Chicago Athletic tear was composed mainly of athletes o turlough.