The New York herald., 1922-08-21
eLlzABETH STlhE.
U. S. GIRLS SMASH
RECORDS IN PARIS
Continued from First Page.

Miss Goldbold, with nine-points. were
the best performers for the American
team.
Perfect weather brought out crowd
Of more than 10000, and only for the
ruling of the judges in placing the
American r~,ay team fourth, which
caused much discussion and consider
able feeling on the part of the Ameri-
cans, the large crowd of American spec
tato-s would have enjoyed perfect
days sport The teams marched past
the grandstands bearing the flags of
the countries they represented ami sa-
luted the Government officials In the
stands while the band played the ma
tional anthems as has been the custom
at the opening of the Olympic games
for men,
The English relay team. composed of
Misses Callebout, Leach, Porter and
Lines. took the lead at the start AMI
were never headed, winning by ten
yards. The Panama team did not com
pete owing to some misunderstanding
and an injury to Miss Rathbone.
The starts We're uniformly coed, The
general impression is that the inter-
national games for women will prove
success, as big crowd assembled to-
day despite two counter attractions, the
French athletic champions at Colomb5s
and the swim across Paris. The sum
maries:
so Meter Dash---Won by Mile. b.
Mejslikova, Czecho- -Slovakia Miss Lines.
England, second; Miss Callebout. Eng
land. third: Mile. Maugars. France.
fourth. Time 3-5 seconds. (World
record.
100 Yard Dash--won by Miss Calle-
bout, England Mile. A, Mcjslkova
Czecho-Slovakia, second Miss Lines.
England, third Milo Prost, France,
fourth. Time--12 secon6A
800 Meter Run--Won by Miss Hines,
England; Miss Cast England. second ;
Mile. A. Darreau, France, third; Miss
Lucille Godbold, United States. fourth.
Time--1 minute A. AS seconds.
100 Yard Hurdle Hace--Won by Miss
Camelia Sable, United states: Miss Car
rie Hiatt. England. second; Mile. Therese
Laloz. France. third Miss F'loreida Bat
son. United States fourth. Time-14 rs
seconds.
1000 Meter Run---Won by Mile. Bread,
France: Mile. Lenoir. France, second !;
Miss Hall, England. third: Miss God
bold, United States. fourth. Time-3
minutes IL seconds. (world record).y
440 Yard Relay--Won by England !;
France, second Czecho-S -Slokakia. third I;
United States, fourth. Time--51 AS
seconds.
Standing Broad Jump--wcn by Miss
Camelia Sable, United States; Miss
Hughes, England second; Mile. Conte,
France. third; Miss Birchenough, Eng
land, fourth Distance--2 meters ass
centimeters.
Running Broad Jump-Won by Miss
Lines. England Miss Elizabeth Stne,
United States. second Miss Camela Sa-
bic United States, third; Miss Carrie
HIATT, England, fourth. Distance-5.0s
meters
Running High Jump-Miss Nancy
Voorhees,. United States, and Miss Carrie
/ :d5 meters: Miss Lowmnn, England
third; Mile. Gerner, France. fourth.
Putting s Pound Shot--Won by Miss
Lucille Godbold. United States: Nine.
Gouraud Morris, France, second: Miss
Maud Rosenbaum, United States. third !;
Mile. A. Mejslikova, Czheco-Slovakia,
fourth. Distance--20 meters, 22 cent?
meters.
Throwing the Javelin--Won by Mile.
Painzola,. Switzerland; Mile. Camel,
France. second; Miss F1oreida Batson,
United States, third Mile. Groslimond,
Switzerland, fourth. Distance-43 meters
25 centimeters.