New-York tribune., 1920-07-05

rertathlon king Of the United State:
Esrilton, who won the title with II
,o;r-s. snd the fve athletes who sur
y;7sd the eljminatlouS TO compete with
,im in the last event, will constitute
ire American entry in the pentathlon
st Antwerp The others are: George
rsGendre. University of Georgetown,
fs points: Everett l.. Bradley, Uni
versitv Of Kansas, % points; Leon
pe-Yine. University of Idaho, rs points
+ y. Irving. University Of Idaho. 80
points; Joseph L. Baker, University Of
Michigan. so points.
LeGendre. the Inter-Allied pen
.a.hlon champion, was really the star
q. the all-around event. despite the
tsrt that he finished behind Hamilton.
The tall Georgetown star made his
trst track appearance yesterday since
last April. when he broke his right
leg while hurdling.
Twenty-three Start for Title
-werty-three athletes started in the
nen.sthion. but after the first three
events the points were recomputed for
twelve men. The places in the discus
then were added, and six entries were
allowed in the last event.
Hamilton won the 200-metre run.
finished third in the running broad
Jump. sixth in the discus throw, and
fourth IN the l,500-metre run and
,avelin throw lie Gendre's perform
srce was: First in the 1.5O0-metre run;
second in the broad jump; third in the
oOO-metre run; sixth in the javelin
,hrow, and eighth in the discus.
H. Masuda. OF the Japanese Olympic
team. was eliminated before the finals.
He finished sixteenth in the running
broad jump. thirteenth in the javelin
threw ana eighteenth in the 200 metre
run.
K Sano, teammate running in the
open events. showed to advantage in
the 5.O00-metre run. Santo started
with S Hasmuri from the 2OO-yard
marx; Sid Leslie, unattached, was on
scratch. Hasmu-i left the track on
the sixteenth lap, finding the pace set
II Frank Titterton. Mohawk A. c., too
= game but futile effort to overtake
the Mohawk star a. the twentieth lap.
WIKI three laps 10 go, James Nc
Neil. Paulist A. c., challenged the lit
te brown man fer second honors, and
the Japanese let himself out defeating
Mcneil by grand burst of speed
Ti-ter-on broke the tape fifty yards
ahead OF Sano. Leslie quit early in
ne race.
Remer Defats Champion
In the 300O-metre walk Richard Re
mer. the gray-haired veteran Of the
American Walkers Association. won
the plaudits of the crowd when he de-
tea-ed Willie Plant. of the Morningside
4. c.
Plant. the champion. tried to set the
pace from the outset. but Pemer
Jumped into The van. and except for
ire shor, time that Thomas Maroney.
& St. Anselm's A c.. led the march Of
~ arN-sv-ingers. the veteran showed
lie way. On the final lap Plant again
,ried TO take the lead. but Remcr
ought him Of 70 win by ten yards.
Naroney was third.
The 400 meter scratch invitation
ace, which wes expected TO be feat
IRE Of the open games conducted by
ne Loughlin Lyceum, lost much Of its
interest through The absence Of Earl
Ebv and Ted" Meredith. who we're en-
tered. Frank Legav. \. Y. 4. c., and
Dorsey Griffin, GEORGETOWN University,
were substituted ard ran with the
ether two entrants. James O'Brien,
Lorghhn Lyceum. and Frank Shea,
L. S. ~ Shea won the event from
OBrien a. the tape.
The summaries:
PENT.THLON
soo-ue,er rpn-Tied for nrst place.
Hrutus Ha-li',on- University OF Missouri.
e.3 3-5. Everett /. bradley, University
., Kansas p rs ,isd FOR second place.
Robert lie Ge1d-a. Georgetown University.
s-5 - Carl ?. Guther, United States
Navy - -. Ra~e run against time.
looo-Tnster run-Won by Robert Ie Cen
University o. idaho. second: Everett, l..
Bradley University of Kansas third;
Sfutls Hamilton. University OF Missouri.
fourth. Tina sos
Hgan!nr broad 3ump-Won by Everett
= l. Ars lley. University ot Kansas (,3
- -i2u7Fs l.e Gendre. Georgetown Cni-
.srs'iy t-2 feet ,nches). second. Brutus
- nehes) tHira. Will.am Helbig Central
H.sh sehool 4 A t2l feet ! inch), fourth
:, -h1o"ins fsrehn-Won By Lieutenant
=. r.. -.versseg ge. United States Navy
t.ss feet .nct-s) -.eon Perrlne, Cniver-
- oI Idaho 1852 feet 6i2 !nches) second.
sIA = 4rVins. ln.yerstty OF Idaho (l62 feet
sy y u Missouri (l6l feet 9ia tnches).
,..'i Throwing discus-won by Y. 0. clapp.
p A.tse States Navy G2o feet X inctesl
J., irving. University OF Idaho fl23 feet
- incHes). second. Robert J Dunno. Unit
$50 o. III h gan l2l feet u inches).
Michigan Ge0 ,eet s fnches) 70 fourth Il'' "
OPEN EVENTS
cs-.,, sa-..e,oo-'5eter hancicap-won by E. b.
ris' r-...s' N. scratch. second. Pat
Is. 1s4s Coas=ss y. Y. A. c. as yardA
Nso.as;.e,er ss.a;e,er rga lhondicap)-won by Loren
w'-.son ) 7. A. c. scratch; second.
th,rS -; g. Morn!nsside A. c. yards.
Tim nary Appel. unattached. yards
o. ''9eo meter walk-Won By Richard Rem
WnHfs.neF-gan Walkers Association; second,
Tho-r,--.. t'an@. Morningside A c.; third.
Tins ~ sa-@FoNey. ST. Anselms a. c.
sbs, sfs0 meter run (scratch)-won by Frank
lo,sA 5 n. second, Jimmy O'Brien.
sas sso~n University. Time. o:so S-5.
Neso," "g.eT run (handicap)-Won by A. J.
,Sos' secegs Bnlghts OF 81. Anthony. rs yards:
20 ;;slis' third. r. Haupt. Paulist A. c..
N...o .s.s.o-mster run (novice)-won by George
NJ Mery's Catholic Union; second.
uns.,s-~.,.--t...ss Ian, ; y third: J. ~. Carloy.
TSAed - he'd Time. 90 80
Ncy5o,S.ns pound weight-Won by Pat
Pat Re-. \ A G.. % feet; second,
s. rs SHird Mat McCrath. n Y A c..
= 'eet inches
Frank nEk',,as,.r r...e.. run (hand p>--won by
serorr t-'erfon Mohawk A C. $50 yards,
soo ,.s ~, h. Sano. Japanese Olympic team
c 's@a'ts' ,h.rd. James Mcneil. Paulist A.
ao6 ards s Time, l5:5s 50
/ Fiiy Fsilys S9sHnch 9James oBrien. scratch;
+ 81 81 20 yards; e keating 20 yards.
celneiii' '''' eH y.ssasl ,.-l. second Greenwich
Frssnl|@ nan. 20 yards Andy Kelly scratch.
coSnHu -egay. scratch: third. Lexington
yards ards . A. Riley; yards: w. La Rose IS