The Washington times., 1922-09-10
10000 WATCH
"A. III. GAMES
ONsLAST DAY

Weather Unfayorable for Rec
lord Breaking at Newark on
.sFinal Afternoon Of Sport.
IYY EEQUAHIs PARK, NEW
I" ARK, N. j., Sept. 9.-The
second day of the three-day
national championship Of the Anna
teur Athletic Union got under way
here this afternoon with conditions
prevailing which were anything but
favorable for record-breaking per-
formances.
iiSpob McAiiister, the Flying COP
who jumped into the limelfght last
winter by running several record
breaking races in the sprints, gained
the second highest athletic honors
an athlete can win. when he de-
feated the ciassiest field Of sprinters
that has started in a race In the
East in many a day in the 100
yard dash. McAllister's time was
ten seconds, exceptionally fast con.
stdering the slow track.
,aJoie Ray, the Illinois A. c.. dis
taneer, ran one Of his usual good
races In the mile, and made his
seventh victory in this event. He
went into the lead on the second
quarter and was never thereafter
passed.
n Dark gray clouds hoyered over
the field and the track was heavy.
II was estimated that 10000 people
We're in attendance when the
athletes were called out for the
first events on the program. The
summary:
FIRST heat, 100 yards. won by Robert
McAIister, unattached, New York; F.
FARRELL. New York A. c.. second; u.
Murchlson. Illinois A. c. third' lime'
second heat. ioo-yard dash. won by
~, Leconey, Meadowprook Club, Phta-
dsiphia: william p. Hayes Boston A. A. A.
second; Gerald Jas Jenes .n,so's a. ~
. FIRST heat. i2o-yard high hurdle. won
~ Earl Thompson. Unattached, Los
Enrelesi Harold d. Parent Meadow
6rpok PHILADELPHIA. second; J: D.. SUN
van, Boston A. A., third. T'me' ~
second heat. iao-yard high hurdle.
won by 8. Harrison Thompson, Prince
ton University; Harold A. CRAWFORD, Sni
versity Of Iowa. second. f'me' ~ i'
Third heat, 19o-yard high hurdle, won
~ Carl Anderson. Illinois 4. C, e r.
Kaufman. Meadowbrook cruz. rn,iaoe'
IHss second Time ansn,,. II s-lp gun se0o@ %oa by
Boston A. a.. second; R. +; wharton
o Kansss city A. C., fourth. Time, min
utes ~ Lilo seconds
ioe-yard dash finai. won by, Robert
McAiiister, unattached. New YORK; >; 4
mia second; Edward Farrell New York
A. A., fourth. Time, 10 seconds.
siao-yard high, hurdles. final. won by
Hsri Thompson, unattached, Los An
relies; Carl Anderson, Illinois A. G.. sec
Snd.' 81 Hafrison Thompson, Princeton
University, third; Harold A. Crawfora;
univsrsity OF Iowa, fourth Time 10 si'
seeonds.
iso-pound shot, won by Patrick J.
Mcdonald. New York A. c.. 4s feet
iachss; Ralph b. Hills, Princeton UNI
vsrsity, second, ts feet IN inches; otto oe
x incn: Clarence Hauser. Los Angeles
a. c., fourth. Is feet fk inches ,,,,,
Thres- mile walk. final. won by VII
Nam Plant, Plant, hsrn1pssslGs pss4%sn A. new York York
A. G.. second; Miles w. Joyce, Alpha
Ornsra Chi, North Tonawanda, third /;
S.Ilss TG:..r pss5S1t m;Sa,.. T. sS,-S ~ g. SEQ: CO.
ends. New championship record. mn
IIO-yard run. final, won BY j.: w.
priscoii, Boston A. A.: William =. stey-
Dudley, IJr.. Boston A. A.. third Phil
spink Chicago A. A.. fourth. Time
Ss Ssnrnins broad jump, final, won by
pehart Hubbard, unattached, Cincinnati,
20 feet 5N inches; u. o. Gourdin: unat-
tached. Boston, second. % feet In
insS.s 81 q sut,s t..s asssSssa iass issrs T
Ross- Msadowbrook Club. Phiiadeiphia
fourth, 20 feet 1ih inches.
FlfI wins Five-Mile Run.
,FFiye,mile run. finai--won by r.. Earl
tshnson. Edsss Thomp,9n, works g. a; n,.N. a.
tissssessni fm.a,ssn < G.. New YORK, second; Lloyd
HatSs1rn. unattached, Winner, 9. D..
thjrd: James p. Henisan, porsnsstsr
SMsss) Club. fourth. Time 20 minutes
" ,ssc seoSnd ySrd run. final--won by :. A.
Ieconey, Meadowbrook Club, Philadei-
phia: Herald Jones. Illinois A.. G. seSona: a :
Loren Murchison, Illinois A. Ca FOURTH
Time ~ Ito seconds.
stThrowins 5s-pound weightCc"sHsn al ssst
H inches; Patrick J. Mcdonald. New
TofE Al. G., second. IS feet IL inches
E'R. Roberts. u. s. army, Fort Myer'
S;s.asacs WORD ehesS & ass shsi fSaFss. j feet
y. .so.asfa inSnss low hurdles. final. ven o. BY :,
,. 6. Taylor. New York oa,s a; e.; ;cSslle. k5, % o.
6ttS Anderson, Los Angeles A. c.
Fourth. Time, ~ s-1o seconds.
10" victor ut Half-Miie.
,,, IIaIf-mile run. final, won by Allan -
ffsiifriok. New York A. c.; Ihomss
Gsmpbeii Yale University, seconds Joie
w. Ray. Illinois A. c., third Michaei
Dsvansy. Mellrose A. A, New fork'
fourth. Time, 1855 3-fo seconds. =
Eunning high jump, final won py y.
evTAlberts, Chicago A. A., feet bM
sssond, 8 fsst ~ inches; Leroy Brown.
Nsw York A. c., third, feet ! inen'
Riehntond w. Landon. New York A. =,
lyfrth. 6 feet. .Alberts won on tump.ofi
Won by Dehart Hubbard, unattached.
Cincinnati, as yet. ~ inches; hsroia
feet sK inches; A. J. Plansky, Boston
A. A., rs feet 1on inches, third; Her.
bert prem, Baltimore c. @. Club, ~ feet
SK Inches, fourth.
4 rhrowins the javelin, final. won by
.runt Hammer. Los Angeles a; c., 1ss
.feet az inches; II. Hoffman, Illinois A.
a., ls5 feet 4 inches, second Racine
sThornpson, Illinois A. C., 167 feet ION
inches. third Joe Butler, Baton Rouge
sGs.J A. c.. les feet an inches, fourth.
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