New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-17

Three New Championship
Records Created; Final
Olympic Tryossts Today
By Jack Masters

llshed IN the Harvard Stadium to-day
IN the National A. A. U. junior cham
plonships. Two of the new marks were
set by New York athletes---Louis A.
Watson, of the Alpha Club, and Kauf-
man Chest, representing Ninety Second
Y. M. H. A. The third new record
holder is William A. Bartlett, of the
University of Oregon.
The records fell in the discus, run
ming high jump and running hop, step
ana Jump. In the discus each of the
hrst three men broke the old record.
The winner'of the high jump shattered
the old mark and the SECOND man
equalied the best old previous record.
me trst two men to finish in the hon
step and jump beat the old record.
=, Athletes from the Boston A. A. won
the point trophy with a total of 40
points. The New York Athletic Club
was fourth with 13 points. The point
scores follow:
Boston A. A., 80; U. S. Army. %: un-
attached, 1S; New York A. c.. is; Pas
time A. Co, II; Paulist A. c., 10; Mo-
'n nav A. G., &; Alpha Club, 7; Jersey
h III b; Hill School, 5; University
ol oregon, o; \. M. H. A. of N. Y, 5.
Later in the afternoon the trials for
the senior championships and final
olympic try-outs were held in several
events. Loren Murchison, Of the New
YORK A. G., won his heat in the 100
yard dash ln 10 1-5 seconds, and also
nnshed first in his 220-yard trial in
u seconds, with fifteen yards to spare.
bernie Wefers, a clubmate. qualified
IN both events.
Ted" Meredith. the hero of the
Stockholm Olympics and holder of sew
eral World's records, won his Leaf in
the 440-yard run in AZ So seconds.
Howard Drew. the negro, who is joint
holder of the world record of 8 3-5
seconds for the 1O0-yard dash, won
second place in his heat in both the
century" and 1920" Joie Ray has de-
clded not to compete in the half-mile
run.
Ed B. Farrell, of New YORK, compel
ing unattached, was a double winner
IN the junior championships. He first
won the 22Oyard dash. in 1926 sec
onds, within two-ffths of a second Of
the present championship record. Far
rell won his heat with ease, ard in the
final had two-yard advantage over
Richard Moore, U. S. A. Thirty min
utes later Farrell broke the tape in
the 100yard dash.
new record for the running high
jump was made by Watson, the tall
negro, Of New York, who leaped feet
2 inches, an inch better than the 1917
record of c. L. Seibert, of Chicago
A. Abromet, Morningside A. c., New
York, was second, eoualing the old
figures. Ciest set new record in
winning the hop, step and jump with
an effort of 48 feet ~ inches.
The first three men in the discus
throw broke the present championship
record of 1919 feet inches. Bartlett
was first, with 1875 feet one-half inch;
with 1873 feet 71s inches. and John s.
Boyle. of Los Angeles, third, $50 feet
inches.
The summaries:
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
Boston. Unattached: second, p. h Farrell
New York, unattsehed; third. Robert NJ
array. Time, oAi0 is.
22o-yard dasf--wor by E Farrell New
York. unattached; second, Richard Moore.
army; third. p. F. Macchia. Boston a. A;
Philadelphia. Time. o:22 3-5.
Jersey Ia second r. A. Robertson.
Boston A. A: third G. = Melville, Boston
4; A; fourth. E. NJ Murphy, Boston A. A
sSo-yard run-won by ]. ]. Cafrey. Bos-
army; third ~aItsr PovTe. Alpha club,
One-mile run--won by Garland Courage.
Hew YORK A .sseOnd & ! oLeq 81 IL; r.,
a c. New York fourth John L. Doherty,
Dorchester Club Time. 4:53:
=, l2o-yard high h hurdle by W F.
Moss, University of Texas: third, rieuten-
ant G e: Davis, army; fourth, E. Ellis,
440-yard hurdles--Wor by j. ]. Sullivan,
Boston a. A. second. Leo Lloyd, Paulist
4 e. New E Ss,; J third C CIn Brundass
finished. Time. 055.
FIELD EVENTS
Javelin throw--Won by Jack Mahan,
Texas A. and NJ. College distance IT'S feet
u inches; second, Leon Perrine. University
Philips. St stanislaus College, Mississippi.
100 feet fourth, Everett L. Bradley, Uni
conr paE MOHAWK ir9s A. c NV WI y oy dts
tance.22 feet inches. second, Hugo PcIit
inches third, b. l. Russell, Army. % feet
2is inches; fourth, Everett l.. Bradley,
o' Runnng y sigh Jun jumpwon BY LOUIS \
Watson, Alpha Club New York; height Is
feet 2 inches; second, A. Abromet, Morn
Herman A Bigelow. unattached. 8 feet
inches; fourth, Captain c. D. Maulsby,
Army, feet inches.
lett, University of Oregon. distance la6
feet u inch second R. G. walker New
York 4. c., 1873 feet IA inches; third, John
S Boyle, Los Angeles, 100 fest inches :;
fourth. Chris. vrettos, New York tunat-
taehed5 l2S feet ~ inches HI Ra,,b HrI
High School, distance A feet 10 inches :.
second, Tom Cooke jr Paulist A. c. New
Pastirpe A. c., New York, AZ feet inch
fourth. W. #. WiIkie, B. A. A, Al feet . u
Inches.
Hammer throw-won by c. G. Dandrow,
second John Conway, Pastime A. C., New
York, 141 feet "a inches third. Lieuten-
ant Edward r. Roberts. army, 1876 feet
10Y inches, fourth. B. F. sherman IN
attached. New York. l22 feet 10 inches inches
Boston A. A, height II feet inches;
SECOND, Lieutenant Edward Shrader, army,
II feet; third. Alfred H Fletcher, Mass.
Inst. of Tech II feet; fourth, & e. Hunt
ley navy, / 0 feet inches.
66-pound weight--Won by John Conway,
Pastin7e ~. c., New York distance 2s feet
~ inches; second. Lieutenant Edward r.
Roberts, army, IS feet Ga Inches, third r.
l. Skidmore University OF ths South IS
feet inches: fourth, Lieutea ant r. G..
Lehman. army, &c feet
Hop. step and juwp--Wou by Kaufma 4
Geist, Ninety second Street Y. NJ II. A,
New York, distance 46 feet 7b inches
New York. As feet sA Inches; third, S.
international Polo Practice
weather rermitting}
Saturday, July II, 1920