New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Manhattan Athletes Lead
In 7ry-Outs for Ol,n1pics
Scholz Beats Dretu;
Ray Runs Fast Mile:
Chicago A. A. Leads

SniSAGO. June Eo.-Atnletic stars
running under the cclors of the Chi
cago Athletic Association carried off
the lions share of honors in the Mid
West trials for the American Olympic
team at Stagg Field to-day, scoring IS
points in the nineteen events. The IL
linois Athletic Club team of Chicago
was second with 80 points
Although no records were shattered,
several noteworthy performances were
made. Joie Ray, of the Illinois A. c.,
American champion distance runner.
fast time of 4:16. Jackson Scholz OF
the University of Missouri. Western
Conference champion. took the measure
of Howard Drew. of Drake University,
joint holder Of the worlds record in
the 100-yard event, breaking the tape
in 10 seconds. Scholz, however, was,
defeated in the 22O-yard event, which
went to Hassengale, a teammate. Drew
was second.
Amilio Patasoni, an Indian from Has
kell Institute, set furious pace in the
10,o0ometer run, winning it by two
laps, in 1885 SIS. Frank Foss, of the
Chicago A. A., holder of the worlds
record in the pole vault at Is feet
3 916 inches, won his event with
leap of IS feet.
The Chicago A. A. qualified twenty
two men, who will compete in the finals
at Cambridge, Mass, July IT, The c.
A. A. skars scored in every event ex-
cept one.
The summaries:
1oo-yard dash-won by jackson schols.
University OF Missouri: second. Howard
fooIs DIsw chIssfs DTsks r,e 'H'ra j. O.
44o-yard run--won by r. s Emory. Chi
cage 4. A: second, l.; Butler. ,vniversity
Mile run-won by Joie Ray Illinois
4: third; b. c. stone. Illinois 4 G
r1,..na Hammer shr9w,won by p. Bennett,
third; K. l. Wilson Chicago A, A. 1877
10, o,ooo-meter run-won by A. Pstasoni
Haskell Institute: 8. Christensen. Logan
Square A c.; Chicago. second; G. $ sobler
chIsSsH 1sxs,n A. ,browo, A. shlTS Tine I'm a'1s ,.o,
Chicago A. a, uss feet5; NJ Angler. 'inI iii
nois A; g O5s feet I inehes1' second !:
X, r. Miller, Purdue University ora feet
RUNNING hop. step and 1ump-won by
inches) c. E. Jaauth. Chicago A. A
(4s feet u inch). second: w II. overbee.
University of Illinois (45 feet 7M inches).
1000 meter walk-won by Alex zeelcr.
Chicago A, A: second. e; l. Malone.
Sleveland Sdsa A. G.; third 4; Parker. Logan
,A4o-yard hurdles-won by Floyd Smart.
Chicago A. c.. second. Nj X Paterson
prsks :, Tniversity Ta,. third, NJ Burke IinOi.
sso-yard run-won by Tom Campheil
Yale University; second. p. NJ SPHINX. Chi
sngo Sage. A. ,,ax A.: third; r. E johnson: pes
5-pound weight-Won by + Shanahan
Illinois A. c., 81 feet Az inches: second
p Mcintyre Illinois A. c.. 30 feet v
20 feet 1, inches.
Broad tump---won by Sol Butler. Du-
strawn, Northwestern University t2l feet
inches). second; c. E. Jaauith. Chicago
A. ~, a: ,2l feet inches). third
Chicago A. A. 1875 feet s% inches; second.
r. Giifllan. Illinois A c.. 1872 feet iola
INCHES; third. Arlie Mucks. Chicago A. A.
5000 meter run--won by Ray p. wat
son. Kansas Aggies; second. C. c. Furnss.
cheaSo chraus University; Ty,a shlrd W. T. Foreman.
Poie vault~won NIB; by F. X K. ross chicaso
A. A., A.. 1s feet second. T; P: Gardner. Yale
12oyard hurdies-won by walker Smith.
chicago A. A second. Waldo Anes chi
Time. O15 is .
?, High ,tump.owon by ]. Murphy. No,re
third between George Krogness chicago
a, A., and s. NJ. Osborn. University Of
Shot -put-won by ArIie MuclSs Chicago
A. A, 43 feet; second. J. L. Baker. rfntver
s1ty OF Michigan. AZ feet Az inches: thru
e.. =, a, sandtur, University of Kansas 40
r.22 g2o-yard yard dash-won by C. p. Massen-
sale, ssoerd In4iveIsity Of Missouri; H p prev
6hJrd; aHJT University of Missouri. fime