The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14

lUU-meLerB udSn IEdAis' oS~"AA~ round:
 First heat: Won by Jackson Y' Scholz, New York A. c. Second, Keith Lloyd, U. S. c. Third, Chet Bowman, Syracuse. Time 10.8.
 Second heat: Won by J. A. Leconey, Philadelphia. Second, L. V. Murchin- son, Newark A. c. Third, F. Hussey, Brooklyn. Time: 10 0:S.10.
 200-metre dash (12 qualify for semi finals)
 Loren Murchison, Newark. N. J.; George L. Hill, Pennsylvania Bayes M Norton, Yale; Charles w. Paddock, Los Angeles Fred Alderman, Michi- gan Aggies; Eugene Goodwillie, Cor nell; Frederick Lovejoy, New York; H. Evans, Illinois; L. A. Clark, Johns Hopkins Jackson Scholz, New York; J. Alfred Leconey, Philadelphia Glenn A. Gray, Butler college. Best time Scholz, q seconds (new worlds record).
 4OO-meters run trials. First rounnd.
 First heat: Won by Eric Wilson, U. of Iowa. Second, J. o. Macdonald, Penn. Third, Vernon Ascher, George town. Time: 48.5.
 Second heat: Won by J. O. Taylor, New York A. c. Second, H. Fitch, Chicago. Third, W. T. Martin, Penn. Time 49.1 (worlds record.)
 Third heat: Won by D. Calhoun, Northwestern U. Second, A. G. He'll frich, Penn. State. Third, Vincent Lal- ly, Army. Time 49.2.
 Fourth heat: Won by R. A. Robert son, B. A. A; second, J. Burgess, Georgetown; third, T. F. Miller, Le- land Stanford. Time: 4S.1 (worlds record.)
 800 meters run (trials qualify.)
 First heat Won by John N. Wat ters, Harvard. Second, William Rich ardson, Leland Stanford. Third, Harry Morrow, University Iowa. Time: i:
 Second heat: Won by Ray Dodge, Oregon. Second, s. c. Enck, Penn. State. Third, R. R. Mcintosh, Leland Stanford. Time: 1 :64 :6.
 Third heat: Won by George Mars ters, Georgetown. Second. Ray Watson, Illinois A. c. Third, l.. A. Brown, Penn. A. c. Time :54:S.
 10000 meters walk final: Won by Harvey R. Hinkel, Glencue A. c. New York second, Charles Foster, De- troit Y. Nj. c. A.; third, A. W. Bell, Jr., Boston A. A. Time 49.06.
 Running hop, step and jump (six qualify for fnals): Earl Wilson, Southern California, 46 feet 4% inches Mack Keeble, Missouri, 45 feet 10% inches; raul Courtois, New York, 45 feet 10M inches; Marvin Graham, Kansas university, 45 feet SIS inches Homer Martin, Chicago, 45 feet SIS inches; Albert Washington, Chi cago. 45 feet 6 inches.
 The following qualified in the broad jump First, Dehart Hubbard, U. of M., 25 feet 97s inches; second, B. O. Gourdin, Dorchester club, A feet 1914 inches third, W. A. Commins, Yale, g feet S75 inches; fourth, W. A. Bowling, Georgetown, 23. feet 2$ inches fifth, P. K. Boren, U. of Calif., B feet 1Binches; sixth, A. B. Rose, U. of Penn, 23 feet IA inches.
 Pole vault (10 qualify for inals) B. M Owens, Pennsylvania Lee Barnes, Hollywood, Cal; Harry Smith, San Diego, Cal: Charles Rickmore, Southern California James K. Brook CT, Michigan; S. s. Scholpp, Yale i; Ralph Spearow, Oregon Earl E. Me Rowan, Kansas State Teachers college :; E. B: Myers, Chicago; Sabin W. Carr, | Hill school.
 Qualifying height: 12 feet inches
 Throwing the discuss (six qualify for finalsla:
 Augustus Pope, Chicago, 15O feet 10N inches; Thomas J. Leib, Chicago, 148 feet SN inches Charles Ashton, New York, IA feet; z inches; Clarence Houser, Southern California, 142 feet, 5A inches; Glenn Hartranft, Stanford, Al feet S1a inches; c. c. Carpenter, Harvard, 185 feet 3% inches.
 Putting 16 pound shot: Won by Clarence Houser, University of South ern California Distance 40 Ill 1.S;' second, Jalph G. Hills, Princeton, 49 feet; third, Norman Anderson, Univer- sity of Southern California, AS :08; fourth, Gleen Hartranf, Leland Stn- ford, 4S:2h; fifth, Charles A. O. Eastman, Harvard, AT Il. ..
 Jayelin throw: Won by W. Men feldt, U. O., A91 feet 11a inches. Second H. Whelchel, Georgia Tech, 1S2 feet 2 inches; third, 2, Healy, Andover, 1s1. feet z inches. Fourth, B. Oberst, Notre Dame, ITS feet AZ inches. Fifth, B. Schilbauer, U. of H., 177 feet 315 inches. Sixth, c. Eaton, Pomona, 175 feet .615 inches.
 Hammer throw: Following qualified. First, McGrath, New York A. C., dis tance 165 feet 10 inches. Second, Jack Merchant, San Francisco, 1892 feet 8 inches. Third, I. D. Tootell, B. A. A., 161 feet inches. Fourth, W. A. Jack son, Army, 151 feet 10h inches. Fifth, James McEachern, San Francis co, 150 feet 55z inches. Sixth, c. F. Gates, New York, 150 feet 31a inches.