The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-16

49, Al 50-metres Paddock and Kirksey
were abreast with scholz a close
third. In the final bO-metres Edward
end Alikhan passed Scholz. Murchi-
son protested the start due to the
fact that the starter called to Paddock
70 take his hands off the starting
line Al the command Murohison
a. s-partiy rose and was caught unpre-
~ Barred when the gun was fired the
next instant The protest was not
allowed
IfE :, The finish was very close, the
Americans in the stands roaring
cheers.
The flrst semi-final heat OF the 100
metres was won by II. +. v. Edward
Of England. with Scholz and Klrksey
Of America running second and third
respectively. The time was 10 as
seconds.
z. The second heat was won by Pad
dock America, with AlnchAn Of
"A =. France second and Murchison. Am
- aaerica, third. The time was II seconds
Bfa aat. All the men qualified for the
sunals.
frsH In the first OF the four heats OF tho
s,ooo-metre run Falk OF Sweden fn-
ished frst, II. C. Irwin Of England.
---4- second; Hans Kohlemainen OF Fin
land, third, and c. Furnas Of Purdue
University fourth. All qualified for
fhe hnhl Thomas Towns OF Canada
was dlstAnced. The time was 15 min
y iutes II 4-5 seconds
In the third heat OF the 5000 metres
- SDeroni Of Italy. was first. Nurmi Of
Finland. second; w. II. Seagrove OF
England, third. and Lundstrom OF
Sweden fourth. C. f. Hunter OF the
Olympic Club. San francisco, was
distanced finishing sixth. The timO
was Is minutes, 2T 3-5 seconds.
In the broad jump. the first event
OF the pentathlon. which classic event
was the chief on the days pro-
gramme, Brutus Hamilton, University
OF Missouri was first, with a Jump
= Of CSC metres; Lehtonon OF Finland,
was second. with 6.s5 metres; Ever
e.. L. Bradley, University OF Kansas,
third. with 6.61 metres; Lortenen OF
Finland. fourth. with $50 metres;
Robert lie Gendre Of Georgetown Unit !
v6rsity. fifth. with 65O5 metres, and
Gyllenstelpe OF sweden, sixth. with
e415 metres.
in the Javelin throw of the pcnta-
thlon. his hurl being 6O.7s metres. |
-cLehtonen OF Finland was seconl with |
sDsSte7 metres; Lortenen OF Finland, |
third. with 54.S5 metres. ISooiani OF !
Norway. fourth with 52l3 metres;
Nilsen of Sweden. nfth with tO.s5
metres and Vensson OF Sweden Sxth |
with 5o.43 metres.
The American contestants finished |
-, well down in the Javelin throw.
-, Rrutus X. Hamilton, University OF
~ Missouri made n throw OF 4S36
~ metres: Everett l.. bradley. Univer- |
an'T sity Of Kansas, 4s.16 metres; Robert
f L. lie Gendre, Georgetown University. |
t4.60 metres, and Robert j. Dunno, |
University OF Michigan. +i.6s metres. |
The result Of the panthalon discus
ads throw was:
Ohlsson, Sweden, first, distance |
f,s'a $3.50 metres; Looland, Norway SOC
49, 0nd. 3'.51 metres Klumburg. Estho-
ss1,snia. third. $500 metres: lie Gendre. |
America; fourth s7.ss metres: Ham1- |
tpe ION. America, fifth. 37.13 metrosi
y. Bradley, America, sixth, S6.s7 metres. |
so,a , The result of the l.5OO-metre run in |
in the panthalon was:
Lortenen. FINLAND. first; Lihtoncn. |
Finland, second; Ohlsson, Sweden.
- third; Looiand, Norway, fourth: I,e
Gendre, America, fifth; Bradley. |
America, sixth; Hamilton. America. |
seventh Tzne, four minutes. SO SOC |
onds.
In the 2O0-metre dash, Bradley, |
Lehtonen, Gyllenstelpe and lie Gen
DIRE were tied for first place covering |
The distance in 2s seconds fiat Ham |
ilton was fifth in 23 2-b seconds. Lor-
tensen sixth In 2s S-5 seconds and
aAlunne seventh in 2S AS seconds. |
n In the second heat OF the 5000
metre event c. + Bleuitt OF Eng
Land, was first Van Campenhout of
Belgium. second, and II. II. Brown,
Boston A. A., third. and Bergstrom
OF Sweden. fourth. Time. rs minutes
i2e As seconds.
! 90 Both WsiAer smith, Chicago A. c.,
the hurdler, and Joie Raya, Illinois
A c.. the crack miller. pulled tendons
while training on the rough grounds
.=uutslde the stadium, II was an
bounced to-day. Ray pulled a ten
s-==aon lP the ankle and Smith one in
the thigh
Robert Dunno OF the University OF
Michigan finished we'll down among
the nineteen entrants IN the pentath-
Ion broad jump, with a Jump OF
6695 metres. There were no Cana
dian entrants.
In this ancient pentathlon contest
the victor IA each event is credited
with one point the second with two
rs.ta he taN vurINh av,N