Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-04
c. j. STAR PLACED .
ON SELECTED TEAM
WiIdermuth on AII-America
Track Aggregation as Best
at so Yards.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February with the
Olympic games as an incentive to keen
competition. few of Americas athletes
were able to win more than one place
on the 1928 all-America athletic teams,
selected annually for Spalding's Ath-
letic Almanac by Daniel j. Ferris, Sec
retary-treasurer of the Amateur Ath-
lettic Union
Only Lloyd Hahn, Boston A. A. mid
diet distance ace, who retired from COM
petition after the Olympic games Joie
Ray, sensation of the year at the longer
distances, and Frank Titterton of the
Millrose A. A., New York, winner of two
national championships, placed twice on
the team. Claude Bracey of Rice Insti-
tute, Texas, scored a double in the
springs on the college team and Stanley
Stokes of Baton Rouge Ha) High
School won both hurdle places on the
scholastic team.
Ray Barbuti, Americas only winner
OF a fiat race at the Olympic games, is
placed on the college team as well as
the national aggregation.
Frank Wykoff;@ California Schoolboy
sprint star, gained the unusual dlstinc-
team and the scholastic team.
Karl Wildermuth of Georgetown has
a place on the all-America team, being
rated the king of the sprinters at so
yards.
ALL-AMERICA ATHLETIC TEAM
6O-yard run-Kari Wildermuth, George
town.
leo-yard run--Frank wykoff, Los Angeles
220-yard run-Charles Borah, Los Angeles
3o0-yard run--Launcelto Ross, Yale.
vArk
6Oo-yard run-Phil Edwards, New York
0-eard run-Lloyd Hahn, Boston A. A.
LOCO mile run-Lloyd Hahn. Boston A. A.
a-miis ran-Leo LeTmond. Boston & 4. x.
smile run-Jois Ray, Illinois A. G;
lo-miie run-Frank Hitterton, Millrose
ls-miIe run-Frsnk Titterton. Millrose
Marathon-Joie Ray. Illinois A. c.
79-yard hurdles-weems Baskin, New York
120-yard hurdles--steve Anderson, Univer-
s2O-yard hurdies--rrank cuhel, University
=, 4io-yard hurdles-F. Morgan Taylor. H.
WsIka,n,s-Harry Hinkel. New York A: c:
Running broad inmp-Ed Hamm, Georgia
ms Standing high jumpr-Harold M. Osborn,
:. Running high iump-Robert W. King,
Running hop. step. jump--Levi Casey. Los
Pole vault-sabin Carr. Yale.
0e;Ib. weiEht-P. J. Mcdonald New York
16-lb. hammer-Edmund F. Black. Univer-
Discus throw-Dr. Clarence Houser, Los
javeiin throw--charles Harlow. Los An
Decathlon-Kenneth Doherty. Cadillac A.
c., Detroit
ALL-AMERICA COLLEGE TEAM.
1O0-yard run-Claude Bracey, Rice Insti-
s2O-yard run-claude Bracey, Rice 1nsti-
tute.
44o-yard run--Ray Barbuti. Syracuse.
>, SSO-yard run--Phil Edwards, New York
1-mile rum. Kiser, washington Univer-
sity.
emile run-David Abbott. Illinois
Cross country run--James L. Reid, Har-
1eO-yard hurdles. Ross Nichols. Stan
se0-yard hurdIes-Frank cuhel, Iowa.
4a0-yard hurdles-P. v. Toolin, New Hamp-
Running broad JUMPED Hamm. Georgia
Running hish jump-Robert W. King.
:, Running hop. step. jump-Homer Martin,
Pole vauit--sabin ". Carr, Yale.
n Si6; stnSStmHeTm , srix. washington afnr
DISCUS tnrOW-Erlc krenZ, STANFORD.
18-ib. Hammer Edmund r. Black. Maine.
Javelin throw-Wilmer Rinehardt Indiana.
nell.
observation-disclosures City College.
ALL-ANfERICA SCHOLASTIC TEAM.
, l9a;yard run-Frank Wykoff, Glendale
220-yard run-To,edo Libbey H. s.
440-yard run-Herbert Monkey, Columbus
(Ohio) Central H. S.
SSO-yard run-William Bloor. Newark Prep
1-mile run--william McNin, West Phila-
delphia Catholic II. 8.
As0-yard hnrdles-stanley Stokes. Baton
Rouge da) II. 8.
Rouge tLa,l H. 8.
RanniGE high jnmp-Henry Lasseletts, Pu-
Running broad iump-william A. Carr,
Mercersburg pa Academy.
Running hop, step, jump-Sydney Bowman,
Hammond tLa.) H. s.
Pole Vault-Loweli Allen. Salem (ohio)
H. 8.
I?-lb. 'shot-John Kilcullen, Manhattan
Prep School IN. ".
12-lb. Hammer-Wiliam Hoffman, Andover
(Mass.) Academy.
Discus thr0w--Henry LabOrde, Lowell Fl.
s., San Francisco.
Javelin thr0w-Douglas Graydon, Little
Rock (Ark,) HI. s.,