New-York tribune., 1921-08-14
Joie Ray Wins
One-Mile Race
On Slow Track
National Champion Easily
Captures Feature of Cen.
trail A. A. u. M Chicago

years, won the feature race at Stagg
Field here this afternoon. The local
boy captured the mile-run from fast
field, stepping the distance in 1927 Is
on a track covered with mud. H.
Schardt, of the Chicago A. A., was
second, fifteen yards back.
The meet was held under the aus
pices of the Central Association of the
A. A. U. and special preparations were
made for a new record in the mile.
Ray had conditioned himself for the
test, but just as the affair got under
way q heavy downpour fell. and when
the feature went on the track was in
such shape that a new mark was out of
the question. Rays time, considering
the poor track, indicates that he would
have been close to new figures had the
weather been perfect.
Athletes of the Chicago Athletic As
sociation won the meet. Blackwood, of
the Chicago A. A.. set a new central A.
A. U. record by throwing the 56-pound
weight 32 feet IL inches. The former
mark was 32 feet
Ray Takes the Lead
The race was run in the rain. At the
starters gun H. Kochanski Illinois
A. c., went to the front Of q field Of
ten and led the parade at a fast pace
to the quarter-mile mark. Ray, slow
to start, began his journey through the
field at this point and took command
at the halfway mark. From this stage
of the race he was without competition.
but maintained fast clip, which had
the field stretched out over a distance
of 200 yards.
At the three quarter pole Schardt
l. IL L
De Swarte, also of the Chicago A. A.
Kochanski gave way to this pair, but
the trio were left standing still' when
Ray sprinted for the tape.
George Krogness, Harvard's star
hurdler, compe ting under the coors of
the Chicago A. A., had walk-over in
the 22O-yard high hurdles. Krogness
got off his mark fast and taking the
lead at the first obstacle was never
headed. George finished third in the
220-yard low hurdles.
Butler Wins Broad Jump
Sol Butler, formerly of DUBUQUE Col
lege, but now competing unattached.
finished second in the 100-yard dash,
which was won by Loren Murchison.
Illinois A. A., indoor national champion.
The time was 0:10 fiat. Butler had
more luck in the running broad jump.
which he won with leap of % feet
III inches.
The summaries:
16-pound hammer throw-Won by Ben
son. c. A. A: Shanahan T. A. C. second .
Brundage C A. A. third Wilson. c. a. A.
fourth Distance-l55 feet 9A inches.
Running broad jump-won by sol But
ler, unattached; Dowding. l. A. G; sec
University of Illinois, fourth DISTANCE
% feet l1A inches
22o-yard low hurdles-won by D. w
Kimball, c. A. A; Goeltz. l. A. c. second ,
foufth Tme-25 10
Three-lnile walk-won by zeller Chit
cago A. A; Foster. Detroit Y: NJ. c. A.
second; Hawiey. Logan Square A. c., third
Tigerman. Illinois A. c.. fourth. Time
"a 04 As.
Pole vault-won by Knourenn.. Illinois
Graham Chicago A A. third Collins
Chicago A. A. fourth. Height. y feet
Sixteen pound shot-won by Clark Chi
cago A A; Hulacher. Illinois A. c. SEQ
ond: Dale. Illinois A. G.. third; Howes Il
linois A c.. fourth. Distance, AZ feet ~
inches
22o-yard high hurdles-won by Krog-
ness, Chicago A. A; D. W Kimball. Chi
A. A.. third; Goelitz. Illinois A. C.. fourth
100-yard dash-Won by Loren Murchi-
son, Illinois A. c.; Sol Butler uhattached
seconds
Running high jump Won by Albsr.s
Chicago A. A. Osborne. University Of Il
'inois. second; Treweei<e. Chicago A. C..
third; Lyons. Illinois a C, fourth. Height
feet.
44o-yard run-won by Sphinx. Chicago
A. A.. Butler, Illinois A c. second: John
Chicago A. A. third; Frentress. Illinois
A. Nile E f0n5th r"nmwon n'ms ns Jois o,S0 Ray Illinois
g Scnardt. Chicago "A A. second De
S'Y' Swarte' chicaso A: A: third kochanski
Five mile run-Won BY French. ]. A C..
Mellon Logan Square A. c.. Chicago sec
9nd 7aas Fereman' s' C. A. A.. third: Lopins.
Throwing 56pound weight-Won by
Blockwood. c, A. A.. Kielty I. C.. sec
9nd Berson. c: A. A. third McIntyre
tThis establishes new Central A. A rec
orc. the previous. mark OF 81 feet being
hela 20 BY j Ja9ss shsnahsn ar. g
son, /. A. c; Hagen. c. A A. second
Hester Detroit n: II. s. third; setwright.
sSo-yard 1Ipr rum-wom an S''nS by spinA A.;
Kay. !. A. c, second Schardt G. =. A.
1h.rd Nash. I. a. G. fourth Time.
. 4i0-yard hurdies-won by F. Looms'
l. A C.. third; Han. { A A. fourth.
Gilnilan. I. a: c.. second; Brundage c. A.
A, third Wilson. {. A. A. fourth Dis
tancc. l54 feet 10 inches.
-,n..c ielas w on by llIlnois Atnletic
tress and Butler); Chicago Athletic Asso-
citation second. Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station third: Illinois Athletic club
second team fourth. Time. s:-7
Hop. step and jump-Wou by Ahearr.
l. a. C.; Osborne. University os Illinois.
second, Alberts. c. a. A.. third. Oyerbee.
inches.
Javeiin throw-Won by BreGe J. A c;
wilson. c a. A.. second Thompson. ! A
c., third Wlcoxen. {. A. A. fourth Dis
tance. 10 feet inches. (This estab'ishes
a new Central "A. =. L. record. The pre-
N,ous mark of l66 feet was hello by r.
Thompson, !. A. c.