Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-04

~ E,NVER, July 4.-AS q preluoe
to the National A. A. U. senior
championships today, athletes,
IL competing in the twenty-ninth
annual national junior title
games Yesterday, gave 1o, 900 Denver folks
a taste of what is held in store FOR them
TODAY by smashing five meet records,
tying another and coming close to fiVe
more in one of the greatest record
harvests in the history OF the junior
To the supreme delight of the home
crowd the Denver Athletic Club ran
away with team honorS with 90 points,
while a strong Angeles A. G. combina-
ton took second place with ~ polnts
A. A. divided third-place laurels with 8
points each.
Summaries:
TRACK EVENTS.
ooyaId dsshW99n By Gs LEAN At en nxer
4. O. SECOND; Milton Marrer Les Los Anseiie
4 g., t sn1Td; 'o FINE, Oos SO equals
record made By yeTnsoSn1 >BlenkiDOn OF the
Los, Angeles r A e IN 1 30 Raymond All tDen-
second g. Tre sa HAYES os RsRsies
r rse6sd of S'ss MADE By E. Sudden. Olympic
0i q4Sy y eS1 r1un-Non by Arnold Moves tBos-
ton AZ william william ss5saE oSerSiai Ios
PSvs. , s. s, SsI.sn C Gl:sr Rle.
s'f ;scpns Xiisn M So;1S1sD 5SsT an
we Sne:.m nTS rnn!Won BY Harold Mannins
H RseSsF 4 g. g. sfsSnf Msafss . AsSots
at ss1: f ESnwo 1P Bs wilton WE
yer A. c.; Clarence James Denver A; c.,
isfd FORREST Re Harvey benSer A. e.. fourth
TIVE @o- 4SiIs ysteSeplechas.-won by Edward
Parker Denver a. c.; Arthur Honska CDsn-
yer A. CO.. second; Emerie Cummings ne
sh b1b No S1 iGs.th T s. 5.d w:s
kew 5 9nssl6s T. g sssGSS! eIsTsass ssla
PENN tfe rsf Fourth Time oi4 DO tNsS re-
ord Old record Of OILS made by WILLIAM
1G aaoy al nf low EOS hardiessWon BY Wiillam
Carls dos Angeles 4; c.; Bernard Gridley
DenyeT < q: fourth Tine; o:SS4 73lo orsor
Ans:ies 4 sesend; ySSn EGSih5SSRs pen Pen
o Aa0 s1o, but Knocked over hurdle. 50 the
'A1 Three Il mile wsik@Won By Harry L. Clark
(unattached); Elmer Hawley ILLINOIS A. Co,
second; no third. Time, 24:lT S-lO.
FIELD EVENTS.
Running broad jump-Won BY Richaaf,d
inches inches wilson CHARLES tHaskeli Institutel,
20 feet 7i4 inches, SECOND; Granville Haml-
c COZ T Thompson UNIVERSITY of Nebrsskaj,
~ feet liz. inches, fourth. So.
Lld aspf H; Bo eS !Nes 9SIssps A. Is.
4s feet y. inches; Lee Phillips '1n rnnaile
h thiPai Pa1Fsl P'f HEanllson DENVER A G.:
CM Eets nau State ncoilsss(: = feet "a
ESs Angles 3 feet d Inches IS
IIfs1 'S Sss9:9n Hss'ss
T Ta9nF Of hf IS Feet 81 made
ssRsSsP sao' AG SswSn SaEsaS:
3 Msnsy 5sS 9s Dam Ansf hes. Sci
ss Sc f. sssi iRss PERU Psru asbr i
ris,poqRd 6ammeE thTsT. 7.v A. by ,r, Earl
inches second; James stsEsrt tYs 1II
lfS feet nfh s feet inches. sitf fouSt
50-pound weight throw:.-Won By H. Lee
Merrman Gunattached1 81 feet 11a inches! "a hes;
1 inches, second; b. c. Lawrence Denver
Kirby New York A. c., "a feet sh4 inches
ID Discus sci throw-won by Dan Beattie Den-
yer A. CO.. 142 feet inches; George Cor
bett brigham Young University, l4l feet
YOUNG University, 1874 feet inches, third;
Frank Purma (unattached), 1873 feet inch,
JaVelin throw Won by L. D.. Weldon
University Of Iowa., 1913 feet inches tnev
championship record; old record, 1876 feet,
made By Creth Hines, Chicago A. A, 1920 ;
Vernon Kennedy tWsrrensburg'. No. state
second; Earl Bevan (Kspsas State Teach
srf coe eS, YEmpoTa 100 A1 feet neees
1872 feet INCHES, fourth.