New Britain herald., 1920-08-16
Loomis Of Chicago Captures First Place, U. s. Athletes Finish 2nd and 3rd Also
FINLAND ATHLETE
 . WINS PENTATHLON
Lehtonen Gets IA Points,
 Bradley of University of Kansas Receives 9 Points.

Antwerp, Aug. 16 tBy the Asso-
 Loomis led all the way in the 400 the Chicago A. A. won the nnal in the 100 meter hurdles of the Olympic games today.
 and undoubtedly will approve this and gleter hurdles and won by three yards from J. K. Norton of the Olympic club. San Francisco; A. c. Dcsch of Notre Dame university took third place bp inches from Georges Andre of France, with Carl Christiernssen of Sweden and Charles D. Daggs of the los AnEeiessA. c. close up in fifth and sixth positions respectively.
 American murders, running first, second. third and sixth in field of sx in the flnal of the 100 meter hurdles in the Olympic games here today scored IT points for the United State~
 Frank Loomis established a new worlds record of B4 seconds flat for tho distance, beating the old record by one second. Had he continued less than two yards moro he would have broken the worlds record for the 44o yard hurdles.
 The oficiaI worlds record for the As0 yard hurdles is b6 4-5 seconds made by c. K. l.. Anderson of Eng land, July Is. 1910. A new record of 54 3-b seconds, however was made by W. Fl. Meanix at the Harvard sfadium. July is. 1915, but has not yet been ofncially passed upon by the International Records committee of the International Amateur Athletic Federation, which held It's last meet
 4a The federation will hold meeting during the present Olympic Games and undoubtedly will approve this and numerous other new records made since the 1914 meeting.
 A Iehtoncn Wins Pcntathlon
 Lehtonen of Finland won the an- cient pentathlon of the Olympic scoring 14 points. Everett L. Brad ley. University Of Kansas was sec ond. with 25 points. The least num- Der of points determined the winner.
 Results of Contest.
 The result of the discus throw in the pentnthlon was: ,Ohlson, Sweden. arst, distance 3e.so metres; I,ooiand, -Norway. second, 3e.5l metres; Klum- bury. Esthonia, third. 3s.e2 metres: Bradley. America, sixth 3s.s7. Le riendre, America, fifth, 37.13.
 The result of the 1,5oo metre run in the pentathlon was:
 Lortcncn. Finland first: Lehtonen, Finland. second: ohlson. Sweden third: Looiand. Norway. fourth: Le 'uendrc, America. nth: Bradley. Am erica sixth: Hamilton. America peventh. Time four minutes. 3s sec onds.
 KiumburE of Esthonia finished
 
 pentathlon his hurl being 60.57 meters. Lehtonen of Finland was second with 54.s7 meters: Lortenen ~ Of Finland third with 5425 metres: Loinnd of Norway fourth with s3Is metres; Nilsen Of Sweden fifth with s0.sb metres and vensson Of swe- den sixth with 5o.43 metres.
 The American contestants hnished we'll down. Brutus K. Hamilton of Inc University of Missouri made q throw of ts.ss metres: Everett L. APradlcy, University of Kansas is.Is etres; Robert l.. I.e Gendre. George town university 44.s0 metres and Robert !. Dunn. University of Micht- van ti.52 metres.
 Tn tho 200 metre Of the pentatlllou Bradley, fehtonen. GyIlenstelpe and Le Gcndre were tied for first place. covering the distance in 23 seconds nat. Hamilton was fifth in a 2-5 sec Lortenen sixth in ga 3-5 sec ends and Dunn seventh in a 3-5 geo. onds.
 In the broad nJump Brutus HamiI- ton, University of Missouri was nrst . sith jump Of 6.s6 metres: Lehtonen of Finland was second with s.s5 me- fres: Everett l.. Bradley. University of Kansas third with SCI metres: sLortcnen of Finland fourth with G.bs hlstres: Robert Le Gendre. George. town university fifth with s.5O5 mu- tres and Gyllenstcipe of Sweden sixth with 6.4i5 metres
 In the second heat of the 5000 meter event c. k. Bleuitt of England was first. Van Campenhout or Bel gium second: Fl. Fl. Brown, Boston A. "A. third; and Bergstrom of Sweden. .&ourth. The time was 15 minutes. 1s nk mcconds.
 &rert Dunn of the University of
 finished well down among
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