Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-07-03
RECORDsBROKEN
BY ATHLETES At
PADDOCK FIELD
: Contestants Who Had Never
Taken First Place in Any
Senior A. A. U. Meet
Make Good ShoWingS.
fnr Thn AssocInted pfess.l

Paddock Field, Pasadena, Calf,
July New Junior champion
! ship records were no novelty in
' the first day of the national A. A.
U. meet here, in which the con-
4 agstants were athletes who had
never taken place in any senior
A. A. u, meet.
The first record to fall went to
Frazier of Baylor university, VINO
set mark of Is LIS seconds for
the 120-yard high hurdles, CLIP
ping one-fifth of a second from
the former record. Frazier also
won the 220-yard hurdles, max
ing new record of "a rs sec
onds, AS less than the former jun
Tor record made five years ago.
The field events were also wen
contrasted, M. Howell winning the
high jump at 6 feet, "a inches.
The pole vault record also fell,
Emmons of Los Angeles A. c. win
ming at ~ feet, IA inches.
Every event either equaled or
surpassed existing records with the
exception of the shot put.
Shot put-Tirst, C. Halsey, Jr.,
New York A. c., AZ feet, 10 IA
inches. second, Houser, L, A. A..
G: AZ feet, 9 inches; third, S. Glenn,
Hartranft, unattached 43 feet, 3
inches: fourth, N. Anderson, l. A.
A. c., 4S feet. inch.
Pole vault-R. N. Emmons, L.
A. A. c., first; Guy Dennis, L.
"A. A. c., second; Joe Champion
= i. A. A. c., third; M. Sterling'
sssolympic, fourth Height, II Feet
Va IA inches, new record
" Four entrants started in the
three-mile walk. Seeler. Chicago
A. A., took an early lead and
Iapped Neal Gerrett of L. A. A. Q.
and ]. Carter of l.. A. A. c. in the
last round. He won easily in 20
minutes, Al seconds, finishing
strong. Ahern, Olympic, was sec
ond; Carter. third, and Gerrett
fourth.
22O-yard dash - E. Sudden
OLYMPIC, first; Patterson, Colgate
university, second; Hagen, c. A. A.
third. A. Newhoff, Olympic fourth
! Time 20 seconds, a new record.
Il Blenkiron was automaticallN
eliminated from this race by win
& ming the 100-yard dash, as winners
cannot compete in suosequen
{ junior events. w.,
44O-yard run-Won by ]. W
Driscoll, Boston A. A; P. SPHINX
Chicago A. A.. second; H. Fentres
Illinois A. c., third; v. Lally, ST
Anselmo A. c., (New York;, fourth
Time, As 2-5, a new record.
220-yard low h Irdles-Earl Fra
zier. Baylor university, first; ]
Norton, Olympic, second; j.. S
Prescott, Chicago A. c., third
Drew, Olympic, fourth. Time
"a 2-5, a new record.
| Fifty-six-pound weight-Stanton
: Olympic. first; F. G. Hicks, L. A
VA. C.. second; W. D. Dooling, Olym
pic, third; r. Bowers, Olympic
/. fourth, Distance, rs feet, IL fee
- short Of record.
Five-mile run---A. Patason, 0
Haskell, won in rs minutes, 33 sec
3 onds after tapping the field; I
Hunter, Olympic, second; Gordol
Coola, Phoenix Indian school, third
Z. Richter, Birmingham A. Y
fourth.
HOO, SKID anu Juliip
Olympic, first; Rogers, Los Ange
les A. c., second; Minsky, L. A. 4
c., third; Bushmeyer, L. A. A., G
fourth. Distance, as feet 10 inches
440-yard. three-foot hurdles
Norton, Olympic, first; Colon Kelly
L. A. A, c., second; ]. Payne, Olym
pic, third; J. L. Payne, l.. A. A. Z
/. fourth. Time, 55 35.
q 8S0-yard run---H. G. Cutbill, Bos
Non A. A., first; c. L. Nash, lllinoi
"A. c., second; F, Farmer, Olympic
third; r. B. Macintosh, L. A. A. c
fourth Time, 1 minute. b6 3
Javelin throw - S. sorrenti
Olympic, first; zolle, L. A. a. G
second: Abbott, L. A. A. c., third
Stearns, L. A. A. c., fourth. DIS
tance, 1874 feet, 5 ga inches.
Points Scored:
Los Angeles A. c., rs; Olympic
rs; Chicago A. A., 16; Illinois A
c., 6; New York A. c.. 5; Boston
Z A. A., 10; Pastime A. c., (Nev
York;, q; Haskell school, 5; Phoe
!. nix Indian school, 2; Birmingham
A. A. c.. /; st. Anselmo A. @
(New York;, 1; Baylor university
= Il; Colgate university, A.