Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-25
INDIAN LEADING
|NA.A.U. DECATHLON
Charles of Haskell Ahead OF
Stewart and Hall at End
of Five Events.
Rr The Assnc,ated Press
az the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, August 25.-Winning
the broad Jump and placing up in the
other events, Wilson Charles, Crow In
dian of Haskell Institute, led the field
at the halfway point in the National
Amateur Athletic Union decathlon
champ nship today. Jim Stewart, Los
Angeles A. c., was second and Joe Han,
University of Florida, third.
Charles, besides capturing the broad
Jump with leap of % feet 1874 inches,
was third In the 400-meter run, tied
for third in the high Jump, tied Tor
fourth in the 10o-meter dash and NTH
in the shotplt,
Harlow Rothert of the san Francisco
Olympic Club, making his decathlon
| debut. stood fourth when the athletes
took time out for lunch after five OF
the ten events. In fifth place was
Howard Jones, New York A. c. athlete
who showed the way in both the 100
and 400 meter runs.
Stewards one first place was scored
in the high jump. in which he cleared
feet, Rothert easily led in the shot
put. Hall an outsider, was second in
the high jump and shotput.
The complete point scoring. i've
events
First, Charles, 3,877.21; second, Stew
art, 3,79l.14; third, Hall, 3,768.60;
fourth, Rothert, 3,749.365; fifth, Jones,
3,6i5 80; sixth, Forest Munger, Univer-
Wiodyka, Boston A. A, 3,273.365;
eighth, Ivan Dyckman, Denver A. O.,
3,236 .095; ninth, Fred Pusch, Grove
city college, 3,154,74; tenth, Louis
Peresenyi, Union A. c., Pittsburgh,
3ol2.76; eleventh j. w. Hutchinson,
ithaca school of Physical Education,
2,78O35; twelfth, James Deering, Yale,
2,75837. Everett Utterback, Brooklyn
Harriers, Withdrew.
The Summaries.
ioO-meter run: First heat-First Howard
0n Second ola P SeatFrst. Jim s.eSsrt
A. CO, li4 seconds; second, Harlow Bothert
o Trina h e III ss'G wilson Charles
ksln. ii;S seconds; second. Louis Peresenyi
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Rother iS feet i inches ssn,b NINTH pE:cb per 20
feet inches: eieyeHth' Hutchins9a' 81. is
. inches; thirteenth, Deering, II feet 524
iS-pound shotput-First. Rothert. 4s feet
| iGs% Inches; second. Hall. - feet ga inches;
! Stewart. AZ feet 454 inches; fifth. Charles.
| ii feet ia inches; sixth. pusch, 40 feet "a
Inch; seventh. Dyckmsn, 80 feet 3M inches;
eighth, Jones. 3s feet liza inches; ninth,
| Hutchinson. 80 feet 6 inches; tenth. Pere-
| senyi, SO feet 50 inch; eleventh DeerinE,
| 81 feet 10 inches; twelfth, Munger 81 feet
ass inches.
High jump-First, Stewart. feet: second,
| Hail, So; third. Rothert and Charles ttiedl
| 5734; NTH. Dyckman and Munger tied
| SIS; seventh Deering and jones tted), 5.lS4;
ninth. Hutchinson, 81; tenth, PuSch, Pere-
senyi and Wlodyka tied, hla.
! 400-meter run: First heht--First, Jones
| 50.7 seconds; second, Munger, 5l.e
Second hest-First. Charles, SAL; second
Third hest-First, Dyckman, SO; second
WlodykR. SS8.
Fourth hsal-First, Pereznyl, $50 second
! Rcthsrt, 55S.
Fifth heat--First Busch. $50; second
| DeeriEg, SIS.
| Hutchinson, 572.