Evening star., 1921-05-30

The federation held is final session
yesterday. J. S. Edstrom of Sweden
was reelected president by acclama-
ton. The Eew council is composed OF
i'rantz Reichel. France: Frederick w.
Ruben. J. q. Mcrrick. Canada: H. j.
Barclay. Great Britain. and NJ Strako-
witz. Hungary.
Includes Rugby Foot Ball.
The congress adopted rugby foot bail
as part of the Olympic program. 1t
decided to recognize only open air
jumping and throwing records and re-
vised the resu !atlons regarding
javeiin, discus and weight throwing.
Recognition Of the world record for
the 4.-kilometcr- ma thon race is dis
continued because it has been found
impossible to standardiZe the routes.
The InternationaI- Amateur Athletic
Federation standard Tor the JaFelln
was adopted.
President E.dstrom and Ruben were
reelected delegates to the interna-
tional olympic committee and in
structed TO express at the Lausanne
athletic congress the wish that the
Olympic committee extend it's jurisdic-
ton to all amateur sports and that
the committee be composed of dele
gates nominated by the national
Olympic committees. They were also
instructed to vote against rifle shoot
ing. yachting and optional sports on
lnc oIsIIiplS ploS dii
List of the Records.
lUO-yard run, 0U3 3-:.-H +. Drew. Bcrke-
ley. Cal. March -: 1911 ,
mont. Cal. February y, lvl4; George Parker,
Fresno cal. October =. 1914.
hrldrc. Mass. ".' May y - 1916.
sso.yard run; - 5mJ: ,.;!: E. Meredith Phil
bridge. Mass. july Is. 1915. :,
New brunswick, y. j.. October .3. 1915.
44uyari relay toutdoor. four men. each ran
40 yards, O.I2 4-3-rniyersity of fennsyl-
vania team fisherman Landers. F. s. Davis.
". Z: Hammond Elmer Smith, Philadelphia
Pa. June 7. 1919.
hUo-neter relay ''ou,door four men. each
ran 200 metcr>j. 1.21-University of Pennsyl-
yania team fisherman Landers. +: =. DAVIS.
, ". e. Hammond. Elmer Smith. Philadelphia.
>sO-yard relay ,outd"or four men. each ran
20 yards, LIT 4-I-I'niversity of Fennsyl-
. vunia team fisherman Landers r. S. Davis.
W. e. Haymond. Elmer Smith. Philadelphia,
lmIe relay, 5;ls srniyersi,y Of rennsyl
G tnia HI"%nn L"kwoGd LppnrS' 81 Mere
,,raylor lonnirr; Minanasei, rottcr,, rhila-
de;phia. rn., April 29 1916
-. l31-yard high hurdles. Oh :o-Earl }.
/ Thomson. Dartmouth College. at intercollegiate te
Hh,adena A a. ra sa%E's":p1 Mas y ls2p p''nA" Fe''
22o;yard low hurdles. o:s s-3-E. Simpson.
Columbia. Mo. May ~. 1915
44O-yard hurc.O.54 > ,outdoors) s)-John X.
| Norton, Olympic Club. San Francisco, at west.
crn Olympic tr!outs, Pasadena, Calf, June o6,
| 1920. ,rcn hurdles 3 #. high, 40 yards To
| first hurdle. 40 yards between hurdles and Az
| yards 10 finislD
E'r1nins high jump #, ! 80 in.-E. Bee
Cambridge lTatham. stollard. Milligan
Ruud)
Throwing the discus. 156 IT. 1as in.-James
Duncan New York. My -, 1912.
Records Made in Olympics.
] 1IO-metcr hurdles, Ola 4-o-T. Thomson
| lCanndaj.
400 meteor 'nrdles. o.54-F. F. Loomis
| United States). -&i
Pole ,4u.., 80 mp. X. Foss United
State>j.
| 4OO-meter relay. O42 1-J-United States
: tScholz, Murchison. kirksey. Paddock.
Swimming Records, Men.
100 meters 100 yard course). 100 1-5-Duk,
!P. kahanomoku, Alameda Calf, June 20
| 30 yards (2J-yard bath,. o.l9 TT. IL
| Cam. Detroit. Mich. April 10. 1920.
| sSO-yard free style, open salt water IO0),
! turns, H. 13 3-i-Norman Ross. Illinois A. e.,
Chicago. in Honolulu harbor, Honolulu. 7. H.
! November l. 1919.
| l.OOo-yard free style. open salt water.
| turns. 1874 3-:--Norman Ross. Illinois A. C.,
! Chicago. in Honolulu harbor. Honolulu, I. II.
! November l 1919.