New Britain herald., 1924-07-09

trahts landed among fhe Quallners iI
 ihe l,ha0rmsiTs run, ihs mai 0f Whief Aili take place tomorrow, it is sE' Pseied that it Aill result la q triumph
 for Finland and the grsat PasNo AuFr
 mi gha won one of the heats today
 with his iriek watch in its usual work ing order ilayd Hahn, Boston A, A., Rss the only Yankee i0 win heat, Ray Watson, Illinois A, C., and Ray r, Baker Illinois A, C, taking second places while N, 0, Spencer, Mississ- iPpi A. 4 M,, placed third and failed l0 qualify in the second heat which the Swiss runner, seharer, won,
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 Riiaia's victory in the nnal of The s,AN0rmetTs sleepleehsse brought Fins lands total of points up to "a while Marvin Rick, New York 4, c,, hy tak- ing fourth, brought the United States total up ta lsa,
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 Hahn apparently was elhased hy the FTenehman, rhottin, and thrown of his stride in the last lap, but the partisan crowd, apparently thinking the American was to blame bn0ed the announcement of his name, The French officials entered formal pros test against Hahn which inc track jury took under consideration,
 Olympic Summaries
 goo. Metre dash, first semi'hnal heat ,thrae ia qualify for hnals' Jackson V, sehnlh New York A. C. first, George Hlll, University nf secondi H, Nj, Ahra- harhs, Great Britain, third, Time el i-S seconds,
 Second semi-tina heat. Charles W, Paddock. United States, first; F, II I.iddell. Great Britain, sne6ndi Raves Norton, Yale, third. Time ei t'b leeonds.
 ii0-metre hurdles; finals; Dan Kim l ,ty. University Of Illinois. first; Atkin- lon. South Africa. second; Peterson, ;weden, third: christiernsson, Sweden. ourth: Karl Anderson, Illinois A. C.. fifth: George Guthrie, Ohio State. lxth. Time IS seconds
 i0.O00-metre walk: first heat: Ave O qualify for the finals Friday; c. R. Goodwin, Great Britain, first; Pavesi, taly. second; Harvey Hinkel. New fork, third; Bohatra, Italy. fourth: 'lermont. France, fifth, Time 4s min tes 4-5 seconds.
 o00-metre dash: final: Jackson V. <, eholz New York A, C.. first; Charles V. Paddock. United States. second; :. H. Liddell Great Britain, third: h eorge Hill. University of Pennsyl- l ania, fourth; Bayee Norton, Yale, hh; H. NJ. Abrahams, Great Britain, { xth. Time 2l 3-5 seconds.
 1,500-metre run; first heat; Wiriath, rance. first: Luoma, Finland, sec nd. Time { minutes 13 4-5 seconds.
 1.500-metre run: second heat: charer, Switzerland. first; D. c. A. owe, Great Britain, second. Time { inutes S 3-5 seconds. w. o. Spen- r IT. Mississippi A. X M.. finished third, fling to qualify
 1,500-metrc run: third heat: Paavo urmi, Finland, first; S. A. Spencer, reat Britain, second. Time min ca 3-4 seconds. o, l 1,5o0-metre run-fourth heat: Peu- =,
 Finland, first: Ray Watson, Ili- ~ IS A. C., second. Time 4 minutes ,,; 2-5 seconds. =, 1 ,500-metre run-firth heat: H. B. rp ,llard, Great Britain, frst Ray R. - ker. Illinois A. C. second. Time { nutes II AS seconds. p,, 1, l,50o-metre run--sixth heat: Lloyd a' a.' .hn, Boston A. A.. first; Liewendahl. VI nland, second. Time minutes 10 p' seconds. Vt 3,000-metre steeplechase - final: lie Ritola, Finland. first: Katz, Hand, second; Bontemps France, ui rd; Marvin Rick, New York A. C., pd lrth, Ebb. Finland. fifth: E. A. ~ ntague, Great Britain, sixth. Time MI B 3-5 seconds. a. new m rld's record, beating the mark of minutes "A seconds set by P. sl' dge of England in 1920, 1n