Arizona republican., 1920-07-19
OLYMPIC BOARD
 NAMES TEAM ID
 REPRESENT U.S.
Over 100 Athletes Will Carry Red, White and Blue in Games at Antwerp This Year = Far West Wins Nearly a Third of Places
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Republican A. p. Leased WTeI BOSTON, July 1S-More than 100 of the leading athletes of the country were selected to represent the United States in the Olympic games at Ant werp next month at an all night ses- sion of the American Olympic com mittee which ended early today. The selections were based almost entirely upon showing made in the final trials at the Harvard stadium yesterday.
 Far West Gets 32 Places The distribution of honors in the 27 events covers the entire 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 67 names.
 The middle west has 43 places. The far west and Pacific coast placed 32. the Olympic club of San Francisco | having Is, Los Angeles A. C.. II, col l leges 5 and Multnomah A. C., Portland. 1 Ore, 1.
 Southern collegians won three places. the navy six and the army three. The selections for the American | Olympic track and field team follow:
 The Selections
 100- meter-I. Murchison, New York; J. V. ScholZ, University of Missouri; c. w. Paddock Los Angeles; NJ. NJ. l Kirksey San Fransisco; Allen Wood l | ton.
 2oo-meter-C. W. Paddock, Los An geles: M NJ. Kirksey. San Francisco; I, Murchison, New York; Allen Wood ring, Philadelphia; w. D. Hayes, Bos- ton: J. " Sholtz, University of Miss ouri.
 4oO-meter-F. J. Shea, navy; J. E. Meredith, New York R. s. Emery, Chicago; G. $. Schiller Los Angeles; J. W. Driseoll, Boston, Earl Eby, Chi cago.
 5OO-meter-EarI Eby. Chicago; Lieut. D. H. Scott, army: Thomas, Campbell. | Yale: A. B. Sprott, Los Angeles; A B. Helffrich, New Hampshire; J. w Ray. Illinois.
 15oo-meter-J ". Ray. nlnois A C.; F. B. Curtis navy; l. M. Shields, Phila- delphia; J. J. Connolly Boston; A. A Schardt, Chicago; c. P. Goodwin, Bos- ton.
 5oOo-meter-H. H. Brown. Boston; c. Furnas. Purdue university; c. F. Hunter San Fransisco; I. C. Dresser, New York; k. F. Johnson, Pittsburg; R. B. Watson Kansas State Agricul- tura1 college.
 | 10, o,0oo-meter-F. w Taller. Boston i. \ R. E. Johnson, Pittsburg; c. Cornetta, New York: NJ. Bohland. New York; A. Patsonia, Haskell Institute. Kansas: 1 c. F. Hunter, San Francisco.
 5000 and 10000 meter walk-W. Plant, New York; J. B. Pearmain, New York: W. J. ReIker, New York; R. F. Remer, New York; T. A. Maroney. New York.
 L. A. Lands In Hurdles 110-meter hurdIes-H. c. Barron, Philadelphia; W. Yount, Los Angeles ! W. Smith. Chicago; F. s. Murray, New l York; J. NJ. Watt, Ithaca, N. Y; O. Anderson, Los Angeles; o. R. J. Moss, University of Texas.
 400-meter hurdles-J. F. Loomis, t-xl- A. c. Desch, New York; C. D. Daggs, Los Angeles: J. NJ. Watt, Ithaca, N. Y: F. Smart, Chicago.
 High jump-J. Murphy, Portland. Ore; H. P. Muller. San Francisco; R. W. Landon. New York: w L. Whalen, Templeton, San Francisco.
 Broad jump-Sol Butler, Dubuque college; s. Landres. Chicago: R. l.. Templeton, San Francisco; J. NJ. Mer- chant, San Francisco; H. Politzer New } York. (Only five selections.) , Chicago; D. F. Ahearn, Chicago A c. Geist, New York; J. F. Jacquith
 Chicago; J. c. Loomis, Chicago; Ii. Prom. New York.
 Pole vault-F. Joss, Chicago; E. E.
 Myers, Chicago: E. E. Knourek, Chi l college; R. w. Harwood, Boston; F. w. Graham. Chicago. Shot put-P J. Mcdonald, New
 York; H. D. I.iversedge, navy; G. II. Bohlman. San Francisco; H. G. Cam, , New York: R. H. Hills. Washington. ; D. C.; E. R. Caughey, San Francisco. mcEachson Nominated Twice , Hammer throw - r. Ryan, New , York; M. J. McGrath, New York; J. Nj. . McEachison, San Francisco; B. Ben nett Chicago; C. J. Dandrow, Boston; r J. w. Merchant. San Francisco. . EG-np11nd weight TbTOW-P I Me
 Donald, New York; NJ. J. Grat, New
 York; J. M. Eachison, San Francisco;
 Lieut.. k. Roberts. army; C. J. Dand-
 row. Boston; F. Ryan, New York
 cago; J. C. Lincoln. New York; k. 1t
 Wilson, Chicago: F.J. Hammer, Stan ! ford university: A. NJ Tuck. University of Oregon: J. Mahan, Texas college.
 Discus throw-A. k. Pope, Univer-
 sity of Washington; K. C. Bartlett Los Angeles; k. l.. Wilson. Chicago; V O. Clapp. navy. (Only five selec- :, tions.)
 Pentathlon-B. Hamilton, University l of Missouri; R. Legendre, Georgetow } university; E. F. Bradley, University t of Kansas; Leon L. Perrine. University of Idaho; R. Dunne, University oi l Michigan; Y. O. CIapp, navy. 7 Decathlon-B. Hamilton, University ! of Missouri; E. T. Bradley, University or Kansas, k. LeSthuIe' OLSetONi II l university: H. Goelitz, Illinois A. C.; Lieut.. F. L. Vidal, army; E. E. Ellis Syracuse university,
 !, 400- meter relay team-L. Murchison New York; J. " Scholtz. University of . Missouri; C. w. Paddock. Los Angeles; NJ M. Kirksey, San Francisco; A 3 Woodring, Philadelphia; ]. c. Loomis Chicago
 1.6O0-meter team-F. J. Shea, navy; J. F. Meredith, New York: R. $ v Emory. Chicago; Earl Eby. Chicago; c l S Bretnal Cornell college; c. : - Schiller. Los Angeles Y 5000 meter team-J W. Ray, Chica- r go: H. H. Brown, Boston; I. c. Dresser . New York: C. Furnas. Purdue univer- n sity: A. 4. Schardt Chicago; NJ De . vanney, New York; l.. NJ Shields 0 | Philadelphia.
 ;; 10000 meter cross country team-J
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