Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-04

1t was the opening skirmish of t
which will be concluded Monday and
dunn with the national senior title 6
The Newark A. c. brought the
team crown back East with a score
of 81 points after it had been a year
in the possession of the Hollywood
A. G. The New York Athletic Club
finished second with 81 points. The
Los Angeles Athletic Club, leading
the invading contingent. took third
place with 10 points. l more than
the Boston A. A. and . more than
the Olympic Club of San Francisco.
Coast Star Thrills.
Glenn Graham, California Tech
pole vaulter, and Pincus Sober, New
York middle distance runner. fur
nished the chief thrills of series of
brilliant performances. Graham, who
was runner-up to Lee Barnes for the
1924 Olympic title. Vaulted to a new
mark of Is feet 27s inches, breaking
the senior as well as'the Junior record.
Sober won the half.mile title In
1854 As. displacing a record that has
stood for 10 years.
Other recOrd-breaking performances
were registered in the javelin by
Creth Hiner of the Chicago A. A.,
with mark of 1876 feet; Levi Casey
of the Los Angeles A. c., in the hop,
step and jump, with a mark of At
feet IFS inches; by Mike Pecore of
Hazleton. Pa, in the Smile walk, with
time of 23:16 $40; by Ed Moeller of
the Los Angeles A. c. In the discus,
with a toss Of las feet 7a4 inches.
The championships were fought out
under a blazing sun that caused the
collapse of a. number of competitors
in the smile run and 3-mile walk
The distance running title went to an
Indian runner. Philip Osif, from the
Haskell Institute. Kans., who out
lasted a big field. Pecora won the
walk in record time after several of
his rivals fell by the wayside, includ-
ing Frank Miller, Baltimore police
man.
Division of Points.
The final team scores: Newark A..
c., 81; New York A. c., 81; Los An.
geles A. c.. 10: Boston A. A., IS;
Olympic Club of San Francisco, II:
Pittsburgh A. A, IL; Century A. c..
of New York. H. Geneva College, Z:
Holy Name Club. New York, 5: West
inghouse Club of Pittsburgh, S; Cali.
fornia Tech, 5: Meadowbrook Club of
Philadelphia, 5; Chicago A. A, S;
HaZleton, Pa, Y. NJ. c. A., 5; Haskell
Institute, 5; Rochester A. c.. A. Water.
bury Y. NJ. c. A., 3; Notre Dame, 8;
Southern Pacific A. A, 3; Washing
ton State College. 8; Northwestern of
Louisiana, .; Cincinnati Y. NJ. c. A,
2; Shanahan c. C., Philadelphia, 2;
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