Evening star., 1921-06-05

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The new mark was made in tfie.hn-
ternational and interstate natsouaf
legion one mile event in which
Massachusetts finished second: NeW
York third. and the Canadian team.
made up of representatives of, the
Great War Veterans Association, VI
S"o"a' iouf IN pb4,s-i
Loomis FaIls Over BurdIe.-q a.
Frank Loomis. Olympic quarter
mile champion. who had announesd
he would try for new record. stuing
bled and fell at the second h1tdle
IN the 44O-yard invitation hurdle rac4!
This caused him to finish fourth! ~
The United States Army and Macy
service relay championship. which
the latter won by inches from ire
Sd Army Corps quartet s'Hn-
The performance of the Pennsyl-
vania team in the international race
was all the more remarkable be-
cause OF a poor start by Rogers. rhe
led-off man. He was cut of at TIE
crack OF the gun and Sullivan of Nasal
chusetts shot out five yards aheaAs
Rogers contented himself with traisr
ing the Massachusetts runner untff
they reached the home stretch. where
the pennsylvania. by wonderful
burst OF speed. went out in frofrt
and sent Larry Brown off seven Yards
ahead of Cahfrey. Massachusetts Att
er the second relay there was never
any doubt as TO the winner, but this
did not have the effect of slowing I'D
the other Quaker athletes, who evf-
IDENTIFY were out for world record
honors. %
Each successive runner increased
the lead of the other. Eby. inter-
collegiate halfmile Champion, started
his quarter with a twenty-yard lead
over Kline of Massachusetts. and
when he passed the baton to Maxanr,
Pennsylvanias anchor man, he had
increased this advantage to approx.
mately fifty yards. Maxam was on
like a shot. WIN. Driscoil Of Massa-
chusetts trying desperately to cut
down his lead
The PennsylvaniSn set a fast pace,
increasing his advantage virtually at
every yard. Coming into the home
stretch. the spectators yelled at
Maxam to slow up. that he had won
| the race. This. however was ignored
and the Quaker runnar dashed across
the line at least seventy-fve yards
ahead of the BostUn athlete New
York finished poor fAird. The Ca
madam team did not h1ve a chance.
They dropped steadily back from the
start and finished nearly half a lap
behind New York :
Gray Takes Distance hace.
John Cray OF the Enterprise Catho-
FHc Club won the twelve-mile mara
| thon from a field of ninety-one start
| ers. He finished comparatively fresh
| in 1 hour 6 minutes and Sc seconds.
Cin Mitchell, St Christophers Club,
winner Of the event last year, was
second. His time was Z minutes 80
seconds. J. E. Williams. Meadow
brook A. c.. was third. Most Of the
held events here were won by local
entries. Summaries:
LOO yard dssh,. national leeion-won -
H,Told B. Lever: Philsdelphia; second. ". r.
ten; Phii.despaa- Time. 10 seconds.
sa'a. ,eh a.sS'~%oa ,,sos By ssls hee0oey.
| Naype. 81 Army Cops. unattached: third. A.
9: Gsssen: Meadovbtoos, handicap. II yards:
! ysras rise. q IS ~ seconds "'no'e.p'
| fe0ysrd hurdles, handieap-won b. Ear
Tho4Isca. Dartmouth, scratch; second, F. a
Smith, Pennsylvanis. 10 yards: third. ]. T
Baral, MeadowbrooE Club. Philadelphia, I
yards Time Is Is seconds; =,
NeaAowbrook: second. Tom Williams. Il
Fayetse: third. Lloyd. Paulist A C., New
, York. Tine: SO IA seconds. =
by Capt Tom Scott: Signal Corps: second
Carl Gsthner. Great Lakes A A. third. Pri
serxt. wflIiam p Schaner. I'D Army Corps
ee,yard run. ntieosl legion eh.mp,onship,7'
1 u
King. Mas; third, Brevo. Boston Afhiet5,
| Association. Time, 1 minute 10 seconds.
| 1,000yard run, service championstip--Wo
| BY Don Scott Signal Corps: second. D. B
| Bauduske. -Oempany H.. C. A. A.; third. q
stapieford, ID Army Corps. Time, minute'
26 Is seconds.
Invitatioa one-mile run-won by H C. Cst
bill. Boston A. A.: second. Crawford Il
Faystte: third. N. A. Bittier. 1r-. Meadow
| brook. Time, minutes. q seconds.
\ One-mile run. natiooal legion championship
| Won By Donald W. Head Philadelphia, sec
| ond, Andrew Hister, Philadelphia: third. Wal
| ter Irwin, Norwood, Pa. Time, minutes 3
secands.
One-mile relay race. service championship
| Won BY United States Navy "a. J. Boytin. q
C. Guthner. ". r. Chancery and Y. r. Han
| son): second. I'd Army Corps: third. I'd Arm.
Corps. Time. minutes "a 3-5 seconds.
| International and interstate national lee1n
ooe-nils championship relay race-Won n
\ o. Of Pennsyavania &c. d. Rogers. l. A
4 Brown. e. W. Eby and r. 8. Maxam): second
Massachusetts, u. J. Sullivan. Canrpy. T. J
King and J. ". DriseolD: third. New Yorl
I state; fourth. Great War Veterans Of Canada
Time. minutes 16 2-S seconds. (Worid rec
koed).)
i High Jump. handicap-wm by o, d. Hamt
i aDn, unattached. height. feet inches. hand
cap. 214 inches: SECOND, s. Needs, Meadow
brook. feet y inches. handicap. inches
third. Leut. E. Vidal. Sd Army Corps. feet
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