The sun., 1919-03-02
HUNTE RMILE Is
WON BY JOE RAY
Illinois A. @. Athlete Carries
OFF Feature Race in Bos-
ton A. A. Games.
PORES 8 MILE VICTOR
National Champion Defeats
Henigan-Whelan Jumps
6 Feet 2 Inches.
Special DespofcA 10 TIE suu.

Special DespeteA TO TIE SUI.
BosroN. March 1.-Jois Ray. the Uni-
versity OF Illinois fiier and holder of tho
Wanamaker Mile and q Half Cup, won
another leg on the Boston Athletic As
sociation's Hunter Mile" Cup at the
clubs games In Mechanics Hall tonight
before 10000 persons. Not only did
Joie win the event handily a. he did in
1917, but he also established q record
Of t:22 lis. beating the mark set by os-
car Hedlund In 1919. by one and two
NTH seconds All the events were SPLEEN
didly contested and there were some ex-
citing team races.
Ray. Joe Stout Of the University Of
Chicago. two mile Western conference
champion Mike Devanney OF the Mill
rosa A A., Gordon T. Nightingale of
New Hampshire State College and Dave
Caldwell Of the B. A. A. were the
starters IN the great Hunter Mile. Ray,
Caldwell and Devanney were all former
winners. and Ray was the favorite. with
Caldwell second choice.
Nightingale drew the pole. Pay was
second. Devanney third, Caldwell fourth
and Stout nth positions At the gun
Caldwell set the pace. but soon gave way
TO Stout, but on the nth lap Ray went
into the lead and was never headed.
Stout was second. Nightingale third, De-
Rays wonderful time Of t:23 Is re-
duoed Hedlund's seven-year-old record
By rs secondA Ray won by twenty
I'VE yards.
Campbell Wins "1.oooJw
Tom Campbell of the University Of
Chicago was scratch man in the 1000
yard handicap run. Roberts Of NJ. I. T.
made the running until two and one-half
laps from home. Campbell was then In
fourth place and two laps from the wire
when Lyons Of Massachusetts Agricul-
tural College tried to get away the tall
Chicagoan went with him and was soon
Gearing along all alone out in front On
the bell lap Campbell ran steadily and
strongly and won by twelve yards from
A. o. Barker. former Yale star, who
came like a streak from the ruck and
nipped Lyons twenty yards from the
finish. Campbelfs running in the broken
held was a treat to watch. His time
was Q minutes rs is seconds
Lieut.. Robert Simpson, 44th Infantry,
q. 6. A.. holder Of the worlds records
In the 100 and 220 yard hurdles events.
was defeated by Earl J. Thomson. Dart
mouth student. in the IS yard high hur-
dies. Thomson. who Is the national 100
yard hurdle champion. took the lead at
the start and held It eaAily. His time
was 0:6 is.
Loren Murchison. the ST. Louis A. A.
youngster who came out OF the West TO
sprinting success in New York at the
Millrose A. A. meet. continued his VIC
tories tonight by winning the 40 yard
dash. He outstripped his opponents
easily by lightning start. winning in
o:44-5.
The Summaries.
go
son: st. Louis A. A.; second. Lawrence
Sullivan: Worcester Academy: third. l.. T.
Foley x Holy Gross Zine Time; o;tt.s. -
William Andrews. Baltimore Polytechnic,
suSstitute, Time; seconds.
Relay RaeesmHoly Cross tsiEnan. Ma
isse. Time. s:14s-S
MASSACHUSETTS, institute of Technology
Dartmouth Murray. MseomSei, Davis.
H Relay a.Tr. sm,s, Freshmen WEBB
toni, Tims, SIS IS. A'A'' "H'f
ua 5sIsy R.oemps,tmSp.h Sws,s.as:5
ias: .%Fishs. saiiivan. Te.ssir}. Time.
Relay RaseMNew Hampshire College
fested Rhode Island State College (rot-
Relay Race-unlversity of Maine IVAN
skier. Hegarty, Castle. Pratt defeated
nSwdOin ..Averiil. FOuik. cisaves. Young,
Hsiay s,,s. eros; rTs:hm s.
no6sy Frs:s%en time, sn',is' Tech
Relay Race-Baltimors Polytechnic In
stituts tMcPhail. Dodson.. thompson de.
AID BOSTON GAMES
as Yards High Hurdles-won by Earl ].
Thomson. Dartmouth: SECOND. Lieut. Rob
A.: third. ]. Human, Worcester Academy,
Time. l-6 seconds.
Relay Race-Boston A. A. tMacchia. Ma.
honey. Rose and Halpinl, defeated Meadow
Brook Club of Philadelphia (Trout, Fill
man. Berry and Meredith. Time. s;le l;s
van, Thornhin. Human and Kins). de-
feated Huntington School Creed. Larrabee
Farley and Breenl: Tins. s'2s.
ney and Blair. defeated Brown (Brisk
cundebaok. Forstali and Muilane). Time
500 Yards Run tHsndicapl-won b,
Technology s yards); second. D. =. Null
w s1 s.is cI K Of c y'Td 20 y.aG Tine
Hunter Miie-won by Jois W. Ray. III.
2: Chicago: third. Gordon T, NlEhtinEals
f.w Asmpshirs College Tine: ti wd drS' h,
height 6 teot > inches; second. II: A.. Bar
wise. Boston A. A. scratch. height fee
an inches; third. John Feeney. Bostor
English High. IN inches height 8 feet II
inches.
Three Mile Run--woE by Charles Pores
Milrose A. A.. New York; second. Jame
Hsnigan. Medford; third c. L Leath. Bos
ton A. A. Time. l5;is as.
Mile Run, Handicap-Won by ]. J. Con
% Ho' Il. H saiiIVan a. Holy cross 90 yards!
third, E. L. stone, Massachusetts Institut,
Of Technology $50 yards). Time. +;ts as
Waterman. sweetser, HitErOt. TOrteisom!
defeated Phillips Andover Academy tMc
Irness, Smith Winchester Kennedy
TeIa" Navy (Downey. Rose. pris
cell, Halpin) defeated Army IMaeehi.
Peterson Mshoney. Barry, Time 8il8 20
Relay Race 3.l2o Yards-Haryar
Douglass Goodwin, Duggan and oCor
nelD defeated Yale tDriscoli. Waterman
Coke and Henelhnger). Time. 7:ls 2.S.
! 900 Yard Run, Handicap-won by TOT
Campbell University OF Chicago; J. {
PGNer Navy. second: II. e. Lyons, Massa
chusetts A. c., third. Time, 2:2S LID.
BLAcKBURNE SIGNS CONTRACT
BOTTOM, March LENA Blackburns
former Cincinnati shortstop who wa
obtained recently by the Boston Brave
in a deal for Walter Rehg. outfieldel
to-day sent in his signed contract I