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lance and won over his Mercury Foot
rival by about seventy-hve yards In "a
minutes 81 2-b second. J. A. Aronson,
another New Yorker, was third.
Donald Brown, the other New Yorker
to win a title. cleared % feet Y inch
In the running broad jump. Other met
ropolitan representatives who manageb
to get placed were A. e. Anderson OF
the knights of St Antony, who was
third In the broad jump; George Butt
ner of the Jersey Harriers who finished
second in the half mile run ]. J. Roth
schild OF the Glencoe A. c., who won
third prize u. the hop, step and Jump,
and A. r. Rodriguez OF the Bronx
Church House, who was awarded third
prize In the pole vault
Anglers Beats Bronder.
The conqueror of Bronder in the jave-
lin event was William 8. Anglers of the
Illinois A. C.. the same man who de-
feated the New York representative in
the handicap games on Saturday. Bron-
der. who holds the American record Of
100 feet inches. and Is the national
champion. was somewhat under his best
form Bronders best effort only Melted
him lit feet 7-10 of an inch. Anglers
hurled the spear 1s1 feet
Simpson of the University of Missouri,
worlds high and low hurdles record
holder. a. In Saturdays meet, won tho
40 yard high hurdles race In q romp.
Simpson. who triumphed in the intAr-
allied championships. led from start to
dnish. winning by seven yards over
Harold e. Barron Of the Meadow Brook
Club. former Junior and senior national
champion. Simpson was caught by the
checkers In the good time of Is seconds.
In the one mile intercity relay race
the flying four representing Boston took
the honors. That the Hub City quartet
triumphed was due to the fine running
OF Earl s. Dudley. a Boston schoolboy,
who also won the 440 yard run. Dudley
ran anchor for his team and was op-
posed by Taylor. who ran the final leg
for Philadelphia The lads ran almost
as team the entire distance, with the
Boston lad winning out in the last lunse
for the worsted.
TRACK EVENTS
100 Yard Dash--won by W. F. Downey, Navy
J. e. Tsyes, Army, second r. T. McSweeney
Army, third. Time-lo Is seconds
Simpson, Army: Harold u. Barron, Army, sec
ond Thomas McDonough. Army, third. Time
Il seconds.
One Mile Run-won by Mike Devaney, Navy
E #. Harmon, Army, second: Victor voteret
sas Army. third, Time- :ss rs.
no Yard IT E EunMwUH BY Earl , p Dudley. Jr
son, Army, third Time-Ss IS seconds.
Three Mile walk-wOn by. william Plant
A Aronson, Marines, third. Time-22 Isl rs
40 Yard Hurdles Race-won by F. H. John
a. A% oSn,d Donald hae ib9Ss Ssgy second
| Five Mile Race-won by Charles Pores. Navy
G E. Leath.. Army, second. No third. Time
:, 200 Yard Run-wOn by A. b. Reed, Army
Downey. Navy third Times 2-5 seconds.
third Tines IL Is seconds. amy A'' ~
$50 Yard Run-won by c. J. oLeary, Army
Army. third. Time-2 :o5
Mile Relay Race Dntercity)-won by Bostol
delphis Green, Jack, Trout and Tsylcr,. sec
| ond: Chicago .House, Echtman. Tayes anC
Johnson: third. Time-s:1.
by Chicago Bsrthey House. johnson an
StouD philadelphia Harmer, Edmiston, CLAW
man, George. B1ttner and Brown, third f BSs
ton (Hannion, Dudley. Leath and OLeary)
fourth. Tines 1854
FIELD EVENTS.
Throwing 16 Pound Hammer-won by Pa
Rysn: Army: with IA feet . inches; Pat =
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ond; Thomas button, Aviation. with LA fee
| II inches. third.
Pole vault-won by Edward Knourek, Navy
with ~ feet Robert NJ Webster, Army, viii
10 feet. second: A. r. Rodriguez. Army, viii
feet, third.
Running High Jump-Tie between John Muir
ply. Navy, and Robert Webster. Army, with
feet IL inch: Walter L. whalen, Navy. wit
feet; 81 inches third
Army, with "A feet ~ inches; G Higgins Army
with IS feet Y Inch, second ]. A Shel
bourne. Army, with ~ feet 81 inches, third
Running Brond. JLmp-won by Donald Brown
Navy. with % feot Y inch; n. A. DowdinS
Army. with 81 feet AZ inches second A.
Anderson. Army, with p feet AZ inches third
Throwing the Dlscus-won by Charles {
Higgins, Army. with l2i feet 9A Inches Thoma
Dutton, Aviation. with 119 feet 10 inches, sec
ond: @. yrettos. Army. with ils feet x Incl
third
Running Hop. Step ana Jump-won by Her
bert Prom, Army with as feet 5N inches Dor
aid Brown, Navy, with IS feet Q inches seC
ODD ]. j. Rothschild. Navy. with n feet third
Throwing IS Pound weight-won by Pa
Ryan, Army, with 81 feet Y inch Pat o'Cor
nor, Army, with 70 feet s& inches, second
Thomas Dutton, Army, with 70 feet 81 inche,
third.
Throwing the Javelin-won by william
Anglers, Army. with ISL feet George Brondei
Army with III feet ITO inch, second ]. But
Ter, Army, with Isl feet ITO inch. third.