New-York tribune., 1922-08-21

- scores were: England, so; I'm
4 suasia, 12, and Switzerland, 6.
Il member Of the American team
..,,aed the finals in either the SO
i -,s.ss OF loo-yard dashes, Maybelle
r slsnd and Canielia Sable being
81 ssinated in the first and second trial
ss..s respectively of the SO meters
b "a Esther Greene and Mayheile Gil
h @srs meeting a similar fate In the
..sls of 100 yards. Il was In these
@ - events that England assumed the
7s we members OF the English
.s.1 - aaalifying in each of the finals.
Il rSs "a meters event was practically
-.sYk-oger for England, which fn-
h .,ss ape, two, with Misses Lines
H "a rass. neither being extended at
aug s.sss ssss and the former winning in
II 4 is seconds.
Il French Team Surprises
n Tts French team was supreme in
ia 1900 meters race, both French
81 Srls finishing about fifty yards in
81 sant of Miss Hall, of England.
a Tks only event won by the Swiss
81 "a tie javelin throw, but Czecho- -Sio-
Fl ekia uncovered the best sprinter of
q asy in B. Mejelikova, who hereto
r sys had been regarded as much slower
b ssn her sister.
81 rlofa Batson, of the American team.
n I'M winning her heat in the 100 yards
Il t,ales and establishing worlds rec
81 at Ii 40 seconds, which stood for
81 tsyg minutes until CameIia Sable,
i ssther American, lowered it, tripped
ne third hurdle in the finals, spoil
Il = what appeared to be one, two fin-
Il for the United States, as the two
III we're we'll in front at the time,
& rrnisg inches apart.
Z Nancy Voorhees,, who tied for first
the high jump, was somewhat be-
i i form. She was unable to clear the
In higher than Las meters, when she
4 IA been doing LAT regularly in train
Il |. The members of all teams COM
aired that the take-offs in the
IS pe,aing Stadium were too soft. Miss
ysrkees and Miss Carrie HIATT, Eng
Fl ml. divided the eight points allotted
d first and second in this event.
gss Lines, of England, was the best
r. saiyidual point winner, with fifteen
rjats. Camelia Sable, with twelve,
d Lucille Godbold, with nine points,
ne the best performers for the
81 srican team.
Ihs American relay team, which
ssished second, was declared dis
aseei by the officials and placed
n srsa because the -Slovakian
Flsy team interfered with the French
I'M at the third relay while the
Fl 9tsnth team was running in second
Fl ,s,sn Dr.. Harry E. Stewart, New
FsYga coach Of the American team,
u. placed an official protest with the
Il ssraational Feminine Federation
# gsiast the ruling of the judges. DR..
"a s.sEart claims that the American team
"A should not be penalized for the inter
ference Of the Czecho-Slovakian rum
Rsrs. The ruling of the judges made
b difference of five points in the sum-
n,as ap but did not affect the final
result II the games.
Benefited by Interference"
Tho basis of the decision of the Of
ssals in setting back the American re-
iy tam is set forth in the statement
h ssas fhe Americans benefited by the
a.srieFenee of the Czecho-Slovakian
kan, which impeded the progress of
Y French team when it was certain
secure second place"
i d. Stewart, coach of the American
aE1 intends to press the case before
L International Feminine Fedora
sM In consequence of the ruling
as american team declined to give
satibiticns of baseball, basketball and
fssr specialties, as had been ar
atged.
The English relay team, composed of
Rses Callebout, Leach, Porter and
he ~ or%
NIe never headed, winning by ten
nrds the Panama team did not
snpete, owing to some misunder-
Handing and an injury to Miss Rath-
4one
+ The starts we're uniformly good.
alhe general impression is that the
International games for women will
prove success, as a big crowd as
Hembled to-day despite two counter
attractions, the French athletic cham
5piens at Colombes and the swim
across Paris.
(, Other records established during
the meet were by Mile. Mejslikova,
Esecho-Sloyakia, in the 60-yard dash
m 80 seconds, and by the same
aqr IN the second elimination trial
peat for the 100-yard dash of IL 2-5
'sconds, although the final in this
bsvent was won in IL seconds fat;
ne 1000 meters, run in minutes IL
se0nds, by Mile. Breard, France, and
as 44O-yard relay, in 514-5 seconds,
fade by the British team.
The summaries:
M,nster dash--Won by Mile. B. Mejsli-
~ ezeeho- -Sloyakia; Miss Lines, Eng
M second; Miss Canebout, England,
8@M Mile Maugars, France, fourth.
#'% 9:oT 55 Worlds record)
sagard dash--Won by Miss Cailebout
ss.snd; Mile. A Mejslikova, Czeeho-
sS%'st second: Miss Lines. England,
ssa s:sssa Nile. Prost, France, fourth. Time,
sneters-won by Miss Lines, Eng
~, 81. Mss Cast England, second. Mile. A.
s, ssssaeaa France, thied: Miss Lucille Cod
ss ~ United States. fourth. Time 0.44 AS.
sssss'ysYd huFdles-Won by Miss Carnelia
49, United States; Miss Carrie HIATT,
aSsa4ao second; Mile. Therese, L.aloz,
49, third; Miss Flora Batson. United
As,Sssysmeter As,ss run--Won by Mile, Bread,
s4sc' Mile Lenotr, France, second; Miss
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