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| Adams OF the New york A r, IN Nsdt'
son SQUARE Garden. on January %. 1918,
walker smith. the elongated Cornell
University murder, twice eoualled the
american INDOOR record or go seconds
iof the ~ YARD high hurdles, winning
Doth heat and final In the event In those
nsures Charlie Erdman OF Princeton
the intercollegiate nigh and low hurdling
champion. was among those who had
! 10 TAKE the Dust OF smith, who showed
himsen to be dangerous rival OF the
great Bob simpson and an almost certain
winner OF TINS seasons intercollegiate
laurels.
Besides Taylor, another double winner
turned up In Loren Murchison of the St
| Louis A. c.. who outclassed the field n,
Doth the 90 yard dash and 800 yard
oasn' Inc double victories or Murchi-
son and Taylor caused tie for second
place in the point standing between the
1T. Louis A. c. and the Marietta y. NJ.
z. A. each OF which scored ten points.
me point championship was captured By
the Boston A. A The wearers of the
winged Unicorn rolled up thirteen
points. three more than the ten points
each registered by Murchison for the
81, Louis A. c. and Taylor for the
Marietta A. c.
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ro"'eI was eonsluereu an ou,sloer IN
yard run. In the frst named event.
however. he showed his heels TO such
famous athletes as Ted Meredith Of the
Meadowbrook Club, Frank Shea OF the
University OF PENNSYLVANIA, Homer
Baker Of the Glencoe A. c. Dave Cald-
we'll of the Boston a. A. and Tom
Campbell of the University Of Chic, go.
Sellers captured the 500 yard event In
the corking time Of ! is as. Earlier
In the evening he started with lust
as fleet a field in the 1000 yard svent
and captured second place, finishing
close behind the great Joie Ray OF
Chicago.
When the starters gun cracked there
! was a wild scramble for the first turn.
T, Tom Campbell won the curve, with
| Brown and Stout fighting for position.
Campbell, who three times has conquered
| Ray at the half mile, evidently was out
tn run his fellow Chicagoan into the
| boards. for he set whirlwind pace.
Coursing like greyhound Campbell
| carried the pack around the first lap.
| At the completion of the circuit Ray
was In second position, with Stout. Sell
lers and Brown following. Campbell
whizzed past the quarter mile post in SO
seconds.
Hay Takes the Lead
Just at that stage Raw heightened out
and passed the University OF Chicago
star. Stout. too, moved UP and passed
| Campbell The completion Of the second
lap found Ray leading. with Stout.
Campbell. Sellers and Brown following.
Half a lap further Campbell again went
| TO the whip and passed Ray. entering
| the bell lap a stride ahead OF Joie. with
| Brown. Caldwell, Stout and Scudder in
! hot pursuit
/ The clang of the bell was the signal
/ for Ray TO be up and doing. Cutting
| loose, Joie challenged Campbell. After
a short duel Campbell let go and Ray
passed him: straight and true on .he
surely he crept away from Campbell.
UP from me rueN raced sellers, passing
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hurchiso'i won n's meat III the SIXTY
Sard event Nanol9 IN 80 seconds ana
LOOK the ma! IN one-uith OF second
raster time bern!e Weiers' Jr'' OF the
New York A, C., son OF the great sprin-
ter OF the late 'eOs, took the second heat
and tried hard to beat the st. Louis
/ hier. In the mai.
The task was beyond the Mercury
Footer. however. Murchison got or his
mark like an arrow from the bow. open
Wefcrs shortened the gap by foot
and a half before Murchison breasted
! the tape. Fred Teshner OF the Glencoe
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