New Britain herald., 1924-07-09


 Georgs hilL of the University Of FennsgllaaiN anishsd ahead af Hsrr 0ld AhlAhams the Cambridge Hash, winnel af lhe ihn-meiFe dash, Wh0 Is heginnlRg Co shaN the strain 0f he fourth siEaisht day 0f competition,
 I'adlORk Flashes Today
 Paddock showed his first real Hash of form hE winning The second semis hRal with iidde.l of Great Britain, second, and Norton, American, ihird, thus making Inc final hattie heigeen English speaking rivals kinsman, the speedy south African, who was rated among the iaN0rites until he injured his thigh, just failed nf place in the second heSi although AiF' lually rhnning on only ane les,
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 With the competition af 70 events ln the Olympic games the point score showed the Hniied States with jnsl double the number 0l Finland's points .lls t0 aS . A change in inc result Of the pen. i athlon, contested Monday, gave Fins i and two mere points and the United l states one more, The French 0lgm- , rie committee announced this after i he swedish star, finger, who origin 1 lily was placed fourth, was withdrawn mon recheck originated hY the 'wAdes themselves, The revised final standing, moving Merton kaer the 'alifornian, from sixth place to fifth, oilowsl
 Iehtonen. Finland, first, ii points, innfRy, Hungary, second, is, Robert .egondrs, Newark A, C., third. is .eino, Finland, fourth, 2a, Morton laer, University of Southern califor- ia, fifth. ?t; l.athinen, Finland, sixth. [.
 Americans Qualify |,
 Seven men. including all four .mericans entered. qualified In the ole vault trials today for the final omorrow. These were;
 James K. Brooker. University Of iiehigan: Lee Barnes. Hollywood, al: Ralph Spearow. University of 'regon: Glenn Graham, California eeh.: Pickard. Canada: Hcnrijean. Peterson. Denmark. All lade jumps of i2 feet. Only one of the four American Ialifers had any difficulty in making ,e grade, spearow of Oregon. the lying Parson. did not make the qnal- ying height of 12 feet until his third nd last attempt. That time he made } doubt Of his ability by crossing the 2 IF with nearly foot to spare. With harles Hoff. the Norwegian record : older, withdrawn from the event, ' Ie Americans are favored to make ,other cleanup. their onlysrivals be- T E Canadian, a Dane, and a Bel an.
 Defaulet of France, Pickard of F ,nada and J. H. P. Campbell of o reat Britain, were the others who lalif'ed in the first section of the ; ials. |
 Scholz Wins 2OO-Metre n Jackson V. Scholz, New York, A. C., 2 on the 200-metre dash final. '' Americas only competitor in the .. st trial of the 100, ,000-me etre walk, ', lrvey Hinkel of New York, easily V allied in a race in which more than u' If of the field was disqualified for llingA Kuhnet an Austrian com @ sa titor, was ruled off the field when '. U. : in the lead In the early part of the U e but Clermont, Frenchman, 10 started running off the track, so hiking he had finished, was allowed pe continue and to gain fifth place, HI alifying for the final. c. R. Good n of Great Britain won the race rl' n, q Hinkel was third. ni
 Cheers For Austrians a- Kuhnet came in for a sympathetic u. ation from the stands when he was w qualified by the French judge. He I ri g leading by at least 100 yards at .ni
 3-kilometre mark. The French .o' wd boSed and missed the French wy ge. cheering wildly for the former my athlete. "o By winning the first second, fourth " fifth places in the final of the iho
 metre dash the United States led 20 to its point score making
 total 1S2, as compared with 56 -,,hnat ot .,,,,,.;a s,h s.. Ma lifted in the first heat of the 10,- .n.' metre walk trial, will be permit ne to compete in the second trial as r,,. rro failed to understand the English Hn Herman 0bertubbessing, of New k, amateur athletic union official ,n the latter warned him for foul- ,,, he crowd gave the Austrian re- ed ovation when the announce 'u.' 1t was made. il,a hree of the four American en- one m