Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-07-19
FOR
j. s. OLYMPIC
TEAM ARE MADE
More Than 100 Leading
Athletes of the Country
Will Compete In Meet at
Antwerp Next Month.

Icy aoRHiso JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED ~'Psl
Boston, Mass, July 1S.-More
than one hundred of the leading
athletes of the country were Sc
lected to represent the United
States in the olympic games at
) Antwerp next month at an all night
session of the American Olympic
committee which ended early to-
day. The selections were based
almost entirely upon the showing
made in the final trials at the Har-
ward stadium yesterday.
The distribution of honors in the
twenty-seven events covers the en- .
tire country. Most of the athletes
are college men who have won
varsity letters during the present
or recent years.
The east leads in places won
with siXty-seven names.
The middle west has forty three
places, The far west and Pacific
coast placed thirty-two, the Olym-
pic club of San Francisco, having
fifteen, Los Angeles A. C. eleven,
colleges five and Multnomah A. c..
Portland, Oregon, one.
Southern Collegians won three
places, the navy six and the army
three.
The selections for the American
Olympic track and field team fol-
low:
100 meters: |. Murchison, New
York; j. V. Scholz, University of
Missouri; C. W. Paddock, Los An
geles; NJ. NJ. Kirksey, San Fran
CISCO Allen WOodring. Philadel-
phia; w. d. Hayes Boston,
200 meters: c. w. Paddock, Los
Angeles; NJ. NJ. Kirksey San Fran
cisco; l. Murchison, New YORK;
Allen Woodring, Philadelphia; w.
ID. Hayes, Boston; j. " Scholz,
University of Missouri.
400 meters: F. ]. Shea, navy; j.
Z. Meredith, New York; r. S. EN-
cry, Chicago; G. S, Schiller, Los
Angeles: ]. w. Driscoll, Boston;
Earl Eby, Chicago.
500 meters: Earl Eby, Chicago;
Lieut.. D. II. Scott, army; Thomas
Campbell, Yale; A. b. Sprott, Los
Angeles; A. B. Helferich, New
York; ]. w. Ray. Illinois A. c.
1900 meters: ]. w. Ray, Illinois
n. W -. ID. vi 10 navy
Shields, Philadelphia; j. j. Con-
molly, Boston; A. A. schardt, chi
cago; G. P. Goodwin, Boston
900 meters; H. II. Brown Bos-
ton, c. Furnas, Purdue university
c. f. Hunter, San Francisco; J. G.
Dresser, New York; r. E. Johnson
Pittsburgh; r. B, Watson, Kansas
State Agricultural college.
10000 meters: F, W. FalIer'
Boston; r. e. Johnson, Pittsburgh
G. Cornetta, New York; Nj. Bon
land, New York; A. Patsonia, Has
kell institute, Kansas; {. F. Hun
ter, San Francisco.
5000 and 10000 meter walk
; w. Plant, New York; j. b. Per
main, New York; w. j. Relker'
New York r. f. Remer,. New
York; T. A. Maroney, New YORK.
\ 10 meter hurdles: II. C. Barran'
Philadelphia; w. Yount, Los An
geles; w. Smith, Chicago; f. .
Murray, New York: J. NJ. Watt
Ithaca, n. Y: O. Anderson, Lou
Angeles: o. r. J. Moss, University
Of Texas.
is, Chicago; j. X. Norton, san
Francisco; A. C. Desch, New YORK
C. D. Daggs, Los Angeles; j. M
Watt Ithaca, n. Y; F. Smart
Chicago. 49,.
High Jump: j. Murphy Port
land, Ore: H. p. Muller, San Fran
cisco; r. w. London. New YORK
w. l.. Whalen, Boston; o. Cory
Los Angeles; r, L. Templeton' San
Francisco.
Broad jump: Sol Butler, Du-
buaue college; S Landree, Chicago
i. l.. Templeton, San Francisco;
j. NJ. Merchant, San Francisco; II.