The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-08
SCHOLZ BREAKS
 OLYMPIC MARK
Frank Hussey Defeated For First Time In
 Career

NEW YORK, June 7.-Jackson Scholz of the New York A. C., and a former Missouri champion, broke the Olympic record for the 1O0-metre in the finals of the Eastern Olympic try outs Saturday, and Frank Hussey, the Brooklyn school-boy sprinter, received the first setback of his career.
 J. A. Leconey of Meadowbrook came in second, but the three sprinters were less than yard apart. The winners time was 10 6 seconds. Scholz prob ably won over Hussey because of his greater experience, and he was at the top of his form.
 Abel Kiviat, the veteran long dis tance runner, placed in the 5000 meter run. The men who placed and some of the others who may be selected by the judges, will compete in the final national Olympic tryouts at Cambridge next week.
 The summaries 1000 metres walk First, Harry R. Henkel, Glencoe A. c. ; second, James NJ. Graham, Jr., Buff falo; third, Irving Boskin. Time, 50 minutes; p seconds.
 Pole vault: First, Sabin W. Carr, Hill school; second, Richard Stevens, Newark A. C.; third, George M. Stew art, T. of P; fourth, D. B. Shannon, Georgetown. Height: 12 feet, 9 inches.
 Running high jump: First, Leroy Brown, Dartmouth and N. Y. A. C.; :; second, J. H. Moody, Medford, Mass. /; third, Gail Robinson, Mercersburg ; fourth, Thomas Halloran, N. Y. A. c. ; height: feet, 61a inches.
 100 metres: Jackson V. Scholz, N. Y. A. C.; second, J. A. Leconey, Meadowbrook third, Frank Hussey, Stuyvesant high. Time: 10:6 seconds.
 1,5OO metres: First, Lloyd Hahn, B. A. A.; second, James Connolly, Newark A. G.; third, Walter Higgins, N. Y. A. C.; fourth, William Sullivan, Georgetown, Time: 3 :59 6-1O.
 5000 metres run: First, Willie Goodwin, N. Y. A. C.; second, Will liam F. Schmid, Columbia third, Abel Kiviat, N. Y. A. O.; fourth, B. Kerr, U. of P. Time: 8 :53 4.
 400 metre hurdles: First, John R. Norton, Washington, c. O.; second, Richard Dram, N. Y. A. G.; third, J. J. Sullivan, B. A. A.; fourth, Herbert Meyer Newark A. c. Time: 54 :S sec onds
 400 meter run: First Verne Ascher, Georgetown; second, w T. Martin, U. of P; third, J. Oliver Macdonald, U. of P; fourth, Melvin J. Suttner, un- attached. Time 30 seconds.
 500 metre run: l.. A. Brown, Penn A. C.; second, Leo Larrivee, Boston ; third, G. J. Leness, unattached. Time :53.5.
 POO metres run: First, Frederic Lovejoy, N. Y. A. O.; second, J. Al fred Leconey, Meadowbrook club third, Eugene Goodwillie, Cornell uni. versity fourth, Kenneth Wibecan Robert c. Ogden A. A. Time 21 9-1O
 16-Pound Shot Put: First, P. J Mcdonald, New York A. G.; second Thomas A. Cooke, Jr., Holy Narot club; third, Chritos J. Vrettos, Pastime A. C.; fourth, Jack Lichtman, unat. tached. Distance 45 feet 71A inches.
 no metre hurdles First. Ray Wolfe, Newark A. O.; second, H. l.. Moore, University North Carolina; third, s. Harrison Thompson, Princeton fourth, B. CCuhel, formerly Cedar Rapids H. S. Time: 17.5 seconds.
 (Cuhel finished second but was put fourth by the judges for crowding Thompson at the tape)
 Running, hop, skip and jump: First Kaufman Geist, New York; second, Paul Courtois, N. Y. A. C.. third, Sam Lehrer, New York; fourth, Herbert Prem, Newark A. c. distance: 47 feet 512 inches. 4
 Running Broad Jump: First, Will liam A. Dowding, Georgetown; second, Henry C. Taylor, Princeton third, Rob- ert Legendre, Newark A. G.; fourth Paul Courdois, N. Y. A. c. Distance 22 feet s.. inches.
 10000 metres run: First, John J Gray, Philadelphia second, August Eager, Finnish-American A. C.; third Wallace A. Young. North Adams Mass fourth, John +. Hyde, Slough ton Civic A. A. Time: B minutes, 22 SaonOds