Evening star., 1924-07-09

Three OF the SIX competitors in the
1lo-meter hurdles this afternoon are
Americans, George Guthrie of Ohio
State; Dan Kinsey, University of Hi
nois, and Karl Anderson. Illinois Ath-
letic Club. The others are the two
SwedeS, Christensen and Peterson
and the South African, Atkinson. In
the elimination trials yesterday the
fastest time was made by Guthrie and
Atkinson, both going over the jumps
in 10 1-5 seconds.
Notwithstanding Affair.
The 200-meter sprint will be an
English-speaking affair except for
one of the twelve starters. Andre
Mourlon of France. Those who figure
most prominently in the anticipationS
are the same speedSters who raced in
the 1O0-meter dash on Monday. Ear-
old AbrahamS, the English collegian
who won that event; the four fast
AmericanS-Charley Paddock of Los
Angeles, Jackson Scholz, New York
Athletic Club; George Hill Cniver-
sity of Pennsylvania and Bayes Nor
ton of Yale; the Canadian Coaffe. the
Australian Carr, the New Zealander
Porritt, and the best of Abrahams'
challengers in England, Nichol and
Liddell.
Paddock. Scholz and Hill all made
better time than Abrahams yesterday
In the trials, but that means little,
for the flashing Cambridge star seems
able to extend himself in actual COM
petition to meet and SurpaSS the best
displayed by his opponents.
Trials are being held today in the
10,000-meter walk, l,5O0-met run and
the pole vault.
Charles Hoff. the Norwegian rec
ord holder in the pole vault, is not in
the best condition.
Summaries of yesterday, heats
given including only those in which
Americans figured:
soo-METER RUN.
(FinaL)
Won hv D. G. A. Lowe. Great Britain;
Martin. Switzerland, second; Schuyler Enck,
Britain. fourth: William B. Richardson, Stan
ford. fifth; Ray Dodge. Oregon Aggies, sixth.
Time 1.52 2-5.
SIxTEEN-PoUND SHOT PUT.
(FinaI)
Won by Clarence H"nssr, oos University, of
Hartranft. Leland, second. 1895 meters;
Ralph G. Hills: Princeton, third. 1854 meters:
man Anderson. University Of southern Cali.
fornia. fifth: 429 meters; Nicklander. Fin
land, sixth, 1926 meters.
RUNNING BROAD JUMP.
(Final.)
Won by De Hart Hubbard, University Of
Gourdin, Dorchester Club second. with 1875
meters; Hansen, Norway. third, with 7.26
meters; Tuulos, Finland, fourth, with 7.o7
meters: Wilehelme France. fifth, with 6,9s
sixth, with 6.s2 meters
1lo-METER HURDLES.
(semi-Finals)
First heat 1.-TWO to qualify for the fnal)
BY sscoDd rne of
F. P, Johnson, Illinois A. c., was eliminated
Second t heat-won by christiernsson,
Sweden; Karl Anderson, Illinois A. c.,
ond. Time, OILS 2-5.
Atkinson South Ass seeond re
2ooMETER RUN.
First Trials.)
Second heat 1.-TWO to- qualify)-Won by
Sayss NeTtsn 81 Yale; coaffee, Canada second.
sixth heat Won by jackson v. scholz.
New New Yo5s * . A. c.; Hester Canada second
Seventh heat-won by Harold NJ. Abra:
States, second. Time. o.22 Is.
ve7s7 o BY
Great Britain, second. Time, o.22.
(second Trials.)
First heat ttwo to qualify for semi:anals)
Won by Charles W. Paddock United States;
. " ". F.. Nichol, Great Britain second Time
Third heat-won by Jackson ". scholz,
U1tsd q, States; coaffee' Canada second Time
Fourth hea.-won by Harold M. Abra-
hams. Great Britain: Bayes Norton. Yale.
second. Time, o.22.
sixth heat-won by George Hill, Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania; Kinsman, South Africa,
second. Time, o.2l As.
5000METER RUN.
preliminary Trials.)
First heat Qour to quality. for fnaD-
Won by Hursday Rastas. Finland; Katsuo
okazaki. Japan second Eriksson. Sweden
third; Masceaux. France. fourth Tina,
1922 is. Rius Doolittle Butler College. In
dianapolis, finished sixth. failing qualify.
Second heat flour to qualify for fnal)-
Won by Paavo Nurmi, Finland; Dolquss,
France, second; sipils, Finland. third F. c.
Sanders. Great Britain. fourth Time.
finished seventh, failing to qualify.
Third heat -four to qualify for fnaD-
Won by John Romig, Penn State; Ellevin
Wide, Sweden, second; Willie Ritola. Fin
land, third; C. T. Clibbon, Great Britain.
fourth. Time, 1914 3-5. j. E. Lermond,
Boston College, finished sixth, failing to
qualify.
Columbia Athletic Club of Alexan-
dria would like to arrange a Sunday
game with any local junior nine. to
ha started in Alexandria at noon