The Washington times., 1929-04-27
NEW RECORDS
EXPECTED At
RELAYS
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crowd of 10000 graced the occa
sion.
Ed Black, Maine, turned In the
first victory Of Importance in throw.
ing the hammer 1853 feet n inch to
beat Don Gwinn, Pittsburgh, by
more than 10 feet. Blacks per.
formance was one of the finest Of
recent years.
George Simpson, the nine-and-one
half-seconds man from Ohio state
won the opening heat Of the cen.
tury looking back over his shoulder
in 10 seconds flat. Simpson was
away slowly and pulled UP sharply
in the last 10 yards, yet was able to
do ''evens" for the race. r. Kent
Colgate, was second, three yards
back and P. r. Grant, Washington
and Lee, placed third.
Karl Wildermuth, GEORGETOWN
also did 10 seconds in beating r. F.
Bowen. Pittsburgh, and w. s. Sandi.
fer, Washington and Lee, in the
second heat.
John Harwood, Syracuse; T. r.
Mason, Harvard, and E. Moore
West Point, placed in that order in
the third heat, the time being
10 $40.
Henry SchnelIbaugh, Dubuque and
Thompson, Princeton, were the re.
naming heat winners. Grant, w.
and L. and Moore, Army, ran one
two in a special heat for third men
to qualify for the semi-finals.
Hammer throw-won by T.. r. Black.
Maine. Distance 1ss feet Y inch: Sec
ond. Gwinn, Pittsburgh, distance. 1877
feet IL inch; third. Worden, Cornell.
1t7 feet 8% inches; fourth. Vonckx.
Harvard, distance, lAs feet Sx inches.
by Lincoln; second, Morgan; third, VIII
Ianova. Time S;S1 as.
College mile relays-Won by Manhat-
tan; second. Geneva: third. FraOkiIn
and Marshall. Time. S:3S Is.
PHILADELPHIA. April az
Salen High, New Jersey, turned in
the fastest time in >the mile relay
event among the winners of the
early heats at the annual Penn re.
lay races here this afternoon. There
were eight heats. however. with
the chances that some of the bril-
liant upstate milers would better
Salem's time of minutes and as
seconds.
Summaries high school mile re-
lays:
first Heat-won by Jenkintown: sec
end. Dupont; third. Ewarthmore. Time.
3:4e IS.
second Heat-won by Lebanon. sec
ond. Avon Grove; third, Uniontown;
fourth. RoxborOuSh: fifth, Hatch. Cam
DEN. Time. 3:4e.
second. Pitman. \, J.; third, Union: \.
dale. Time. a:39 S-5.
Fourth Heat-won by Mamorohecis.
n. j.; second. New Hope: third, Bronx
Fi4si FiftS h HeatnWan rive, s;M ~ ss Salem. n
Heights. N. j.; fourth. Red Bank. n. J.;
fifth RidgewoOd. n. j.; sixth, Oxford; ;
seventh, Lakewood. n. J. Time; s;sS 4-5.
Northeast Catholic: second. Pennsyl.
vania Institute for Deaf. third. Gratz
seventh Heat-won by Havertord:
fourth. Glen.N"r; fifth, Glouc~eler;
sixth. MiIlvIlle: seventh F"a"~ort:
Eighth, Pfeasantvills. Time. $40 As.
Eighth Heat-Won by Princeton. sec
ond Mt. Vernon; third Thomas River;
fourth. RoyeTfOrd. Time. 3:3S As.
Ninth Heat-Won by Ocean City: sec
nnd. Southampton. third, Port Wash
ington. Time. 3:36 AS.
Tenth Heat-wOR by James Monroe:
second. MontcIair: third. NanticoRe:
fourth. Hanover; fifth. Juaniata. Time,
asa SIS
Eleventh Heat-won by Battin: Sec
and PittsvillA: third. Bryant: tenth.
Easton Time S;a7
Twelfth Heat-Won by Palmyra; sec
oud Collingswood. third. Vinslapd.
Time: s;sS as.
Thirteenth Heat-won by Upper
Darby: second. Wilmington: third. Madi-
son. Time. s:37 2-5 Allentown failed
Fourteenth Heat-won by Fraukford:
second. Philadelphia Southern; third,
Lower Merton: seventh, Lansdale; eighth.
Arlington: ninth. Norristown. Time.
3:4N 3-5.
Fifteenth Heat-won by Gorton; sec
ond. Roman Catholic. third, West
Philadelphia Catholic: fourth, Balti
more Poly. Time. -a:S5 as.
Sixteenth Heat-Won by George Wash
ington OF New York: second. Peabody.
of Pittsburgh: third, Atlantic City:
fourth. Newtown: fifth. New Utrecht:
sixth. Greensburg; seventh Dickson.
Time $3.50.
Seventeenth Heat-won by Penn High.
of Harrisburg: second. Williamsport:
third. Bethlehem: fourth. Reading.
Eishteenth HesA-won by Morris;
Bordentown. N J.; fourth. Hartford:
fifth. PhiladeIphia Central: sixth. West
Philadelphia, Bloomfield. Time. 1884