Evening star., 1923-02-18
American Due Tame Meeting World
c. j. TEAM SECOND
. IN RECORD MEDLEY
Trio of Other World Marks
Tied in A. A. U. TituIar
Games in Buffalo.
. UFFALO, \. Y, February L.
d One world record was
broken three world rarorda

d UFFALO, n. Y, February H.
n One world record was
broken, three world records
were bettered here tonight in the
national senior indoor champion
ship meet of the Amateur Athletic
Union. The lllisoiS A. c. medley
relay team, with Joie Ray running
as anchor man, established a new
world mark Of 735 2-5 for one and
seven-eighths miles. Loren Muir
Gibson of the Newark A. C., equaled
the world records i'll the sixty-yard
dash and the 300-yard run. K. W.
Anderson of. the Illinois A. c
equaled the world record in the
seventy-yard high hurdles.
Senior championship marks fell
when Joie Ray, in the two-mile run,
finished ahead of Ritola of the Fin
nish- h-American A. c., in 80 rs. and
Harold NJ. Osborne of the Illinois A. c.
cleared the bar at feet 4 inches in
the running high jump.
The Illinois A. c. captured first place
in the meet, with &c points The Chi
cago A. {. was the nearest rival, with
23 points
W. T. Martin of the University OF
pennsylvania, in the / 5 mile medley
relay, took the lead at the gun, but
was passed by Chicago A. A. runner
on the second lap his foot striking
a marker along the track. In the final
lap Georgetown went into the lead,
with Chicago A. \. man five yards
and Joie Ray of the Illinois A. {.
thirty Yards in the rear. Ray then
Stefnp1 IIf
in advance.
With Ray cut of the ] 1.O0O-yard run,
watson. his team mate never WAS our
OF the lead, winning handily in
10 % slower than the best mark
r. Earl Eby Of the Illinois a. c. came
from sixth place to win the 600-yard
run. \ spill on the second turn nut
Two Of the trailing field out of the
running.
Snmmar. of Events
eo-YARD RUN-won by Loren Murchison, New.
sity; third, Harold Jones. Illinois a C.:
dourh dos W. A. Dowdins, illinois A. C. Time
1.oeo-YARD RUN-won by Ray Watson Mi.
nois a. =. second. Phil Sphinx, Chicago A. a.;
Ross Msuri a. sfbfoR i7ssb Rs.;mssg Chicago A. fourth
PUTTING ie-1B. sHoT-won by Pope Mi.
ond. S. Harrison Thompson. Princeton Uni.
yersity distance. 42 feet l0ss inohes1: third
Harry Goeiitz.. Illinois A. C. distance, So feet
STANDING BROAD JuMp-won by W 1
Reid, Brown University distance. 10 feet q
iashesl Hdsl second Haroid Osborne, Illinois A. c.
Hoskins. Chicago A. A. distance. .; 10 feet 8
inches: fourth, ). G. Hoskins. Chicago A. A.
distance. 10 feet Az inches)
ooo- YARD RUN-Won by Earl Eby. Chicago
c. ii tii1d sse0ns Melvin Vincent Eaz St Aass
fourth. Thomss Campbell, Yale Time, ia 2.5.
2-MLE RUN-won by Joie W. Ray. Illinois
tral Y M c. A.: fourth. E. c. Vandsrpyi.
Yale University. Time. e.lo2-5.
second A. Abromet. Newark A. C. (6 feet q
inches: third. Sidney ]. Needskuvy Pennsyl-
vanls (6 feet); fourth c. Z. Jacquth. Illinois
A. C. t5 feet 10 inchas1
30o-YARD RUN-Won BY Loren Murchison.
Newark A: c.; second. NJ z. Lochnicht. 106th
IIeld Artillery A A.. Buffalo; third; Harold
STANDING HIGH JuMP-won by T. T. Hos
kins chicsgo, a. A. theieht feet IL.
inches; second. G; E. Jacquith: Illinois A. C.
height fee. II inches third. W. Irving
inches: fourth. Harold M Osborne Illinois A.
C. theight. feat 9ls inchesN.
lte-MILE MEDLEY RELAY-won by Illinois
A. A. Time. 7.35 2-5.
7c-YARD HIGH HURDLES-Won by K. w
Chicago A. a.; third. H. Meyer. Rutgers Col
lege: fourth, W. T. Martin. University of
Pennsylvania. Time. 0.0s AS
oNE-MILE WALK-Won by william Plant,
Alpha Omega Chi; third, T. M Nowak, Buffalo
Central Y. NJ C. A; fourth, James ]. Far
rell. St. Anselm A. c. Time. 6.55 3-5.