Arizona republican., 1921-07-05
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Indian School Boy Wins Honors For City-West Retains Supremacy In Track-Field Events
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 PASADENA, Calif., July 4-The west held it's supremacy of Saturday over the east in the scoring of points today in the second days events of tlie national A. A. U. championship meet here, in which the first of the senior events were run off Los An geles Athletic club held it's lead with s4 points; then came the New York A. C. with 30. and the Olympic club of San Francisco was third with g points.
 Records did not fall as on Satur- day. but in several events world or national marks were equa1ed.
 The only new record established to- day was by w. E. Stevenson, N. Y. c. A., who made the 40 yard run in 4s 3-5 seconds thereby cutting one fifth of second off a record made by IT. F. Burke of the Boston A. c. in 1898.
 Paddock Runs True to Form
 Paddock, the sprinting idol of Southern California, running under the colors of the Los Angeles A. C., took the events In which he competed, the 100 yard and 220 yard dashes. In the first named, he equalled the worlds record of 3-5 seconds and made a new A. A. U. championship record The former mark was 4-5 seconds and had been standing since 1890. it having been twice tied in the meantime. In the 220-yard dash Pad dock ran second in his qualifying heat. but in the finals he won in a - s-1- isting records, but two- -fifths of a sec ond slower than his own best record ed time.
 120-yard high hurdles finals won by Earl J. Thomson, Boston A. A; O. G. Krogness. Chicago A. A. second William Yount, L. A. A. c. third Frazer. Baylor university, fourth Time IS seconds.
 440-yard finals run. won by Steven son. New York A. C.: J. W. Driscoll Boston A. C.. second: George Schiller L. A. A. C.. third: P. Spink, Chicago A. A.. fourth. Time 4s 3-5 seconds new A. A. IT. record, shaving Tt : off that made in 1896 by T. E. Burke of Boston A. A.
 One-mile run finals: Joie Ray, H. linois A. C. who already held the championship record. finished fal ahead: J. T. Connolly. Boston A. A. second: Larry Shields Meadow Brool club. Philadelphia. third; R. M. Wat son. Kansas City A C., fourth. Tim, 4-16 4-5 seconds.
 16-pound hammer throw: F. Ryan Loughlin Lyceum. New York, first J. M. McEachern. Olympic. San Fran cisco. second: M. J. McGrath, Ney York. A C.. third: O.. O. Bensor Chicago A. A. fourth. Distance. IT feet 7A inches
 1oo-run final. Paddock, L. A. I C.. won in g 3-5. a new A. A. [ record and equalling the worlds rec ord: Blenkiron, L. A. A. C.. second Farrell New York A. C.. third; Kirk sey. Olympic club. fourth
 Putting 16-pound shot: Clarenc Houser. L. A. c. C.. first; P. , Mcdonald. N Y. A. C., second: Gu Pope. Multnomah. third; Hartranf L. A. A. C.. fourth. Distance 46 fec 11% inches
 Three walk: w. Plant, Morn ingside A. C.. New York, first: J. I Pearman. N, Y. A. C., seconds ] Teller. Chicago A. A., third. Tim 2minutes 42 seconds
 Running high jump: Alberts. Oh cago A. A., first: J. Murphy, Notl Dame, second: O. D. Cary, L. A. / C.. third; R. W. Landon, N. Y. A. ( fourth. Height. feet 21k inche Alberts and Murphy went to fe' inches tied. then jumped it off feet 21k inches, Alberts winning.
 440-yard three-foot hurdles, final, A. Desch Notre Dame. first; J. No ton, Olympic club. second; Kilby, A. A C., third; Sellers. N. Y. A. { fourth Time, 53 2-5 seconds. Tn would have been a new record exec that Desch knocked down one hurdl The record was therefore not allowe
 Pole vault: Ed Knovrek, Illinois C.. first; E. Jenne, Multnomah clu second; P. R Graham. Chicago A. { third: A. Norris, Olympic, fourt Height. IF feet 7lz inches.
 Throwing the discus: Pope, Mul nomah club, first; w Magurn. Olyr pic. second s. G. Hartranft. I. A. e. third: c. Houser. l.. A. A. fourth. Distance. IA feet
 220-yards low hurdles, finals: Es I. Thomson, Boston A C., first; Hu ley. Multnomah, second: Presco Chicago, third; Meyers. N. Y. A. fourth. Time, 24 3-5 seconds.
 Running broad jump: Gourd Harvard, first; Cruikshank, Him A. C. second. J. C. Argue, l.. A. e. third: William Yount, L.. A. A. fourth Distance, 23 feet 11A inch
 Five mile run: R. E. Johnson
 Thompson Steel Works A. A. Pittsbure, first; PoIingzowma Phoenix, Indian school. second
 a. French, Illinois A. C., third
 A. Forward, Olympic, fourth
 Time, 25 minutes 53.2-5 seconds
 Final 22o-yard run: Paddock, L. A. C., first: Kirksey, Olympic, S, ond: Hayes. Notre Dame. third; Sl den, Olympic club, fourth. Til e1 4-5 seconds.
 Fifty-six pound weight; McDons NY. A. C.. first; Pat Ryan, Lough I.vceum. N. Y, second: McGrath, Y. A. C., third; Blackwood, Chic; A. C., fourth. Distance, 27 feet inches
 sso-yard run final: Helffrich. N. A. C.. first: Brown, Pennsylvval second: Devaney Melrose N. Y. A. third: Campbell, Yale, fourth. ri > 1 minute 54 4-5 seconds.
 Throwing the javelin: Angler, attached, first; Hammer, Olympic. s and. Hamilton, University of \ souri third: Snedeger, Olym fonrth. Distance. 1S9 feet 3l4 incl
 Hop. skip and jump: Geist, Nine second Street 4. NJ. C. A, fiji Kelly. Olympic. second; Ahern,
 nois A. C., third Minskey l.. A. ~ fourth. Distance, AS feet inc