Evening star., 1930-06-08
N. C.. A. Il. Results

.1eo-YARD HIGH HyRDLEs-won by Ste
phen Anderson Washington; % sseond; Lee Lee
fifth i"1 John MOTIFS MOTIFS ,southTsstern Louisiana
stateJ. Time. 0:i4.4. EQUALS. world and
meet record by E. J. Thomson of Dartmouth
in 1920 and 1920
eaO.YARD DAsH-won by George simp-
land Texas Christian University; third,
Esfs 1Hlfa SsI'a 2sS Ess;
LChicagcl; sixth, Norman Root CChicagol
Tm' msn ea5 of & hsH J. y Simpson 81 S lS
44O-YARD DAsH-won by ReEinald BOW
en- CPittsb1rghl second; Victor Williams
ISortRWestern5; ISqtRsHa foursh. a. s Wilson INotrs
th sixth Ese HaTfS Cons 6sh Tms
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Geagh Southern California;, sixth. z.
John sittig Of illinois in 1879
,.os;E: oNE:MILE IL RUN-won By John siyack
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so Mch s'iSi Nth asas 6oss
sixth, Ralph Hill toreson). Time, 4:is.5
Two5MILE RUN-won by Harold, Man
nd th?d ciapham
fourth, Russell Putnam Gowa State Col
State colleee}: ! sixth. g. Dawson tokiaho
0r tormsf reaord sS ss b b. D.7id A ABBOT
1OO-YARD DASH-Won by Frank wykoff
university OF Southern California; second.
hpd ESWn TonUSa Gnio 2o. 2t
New orleans: fourth, Eddie Tolan Mich
iganl fifth, Claude Bracey (Rice INSTITUTED; F.;
Versity). Time. 009.4. CBetterS world record
Of 9d,s o;os.s by Eddie Tolan of Michigan in
way ohio state5 tSiTd epSen ANDERSON
cuS h tourfs Sa,ns e. sousSsfn Msfn Hi e.
Inoggnnis); sixth, James Gave tfiiinoisj; Time,
Ssnf Sas cG6sf sre5f 0f i6ws in lsss record set
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SIM r Miisr illinois,. feet sRAS ineSes Tise0n-
RUNNING BROAD JUMP-won by Edward
GSm@ .oEs. t9Ta Is feet ;se9nd Edyard
third: R Barber tsouthern cslifoffniaS. aSn ii
doa0 doa Gsorss e. 1fst 4s:n M nn'ss IS fR
sixth. c. Tomson (Nebraska), IS feet 2
lncheS.
,wI RISGUs THRow.won by Paul Jessup
H5f ESifd kTsn5 ESs.1: tsRSGFs IS 5;st
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inches. New N G. a. A. record; cor eft former M
mus OF Ohio State in 1920
SHOTPUT-Won by Harlow Rothert (Stan-
1874; anf9 oz Ieet y. inches; second Eric Krenz
Paul jessGp Iss - feet nehse oS5ss
NTH nth: Sam Behr twiSeonsin). l,4s feet sis
ysrsityJ II feet 1cs. iea neSes. eSss SNeW on Z.
record TssGFe sS }.at Set trials Friday
bell (Michisanl. ls2 feet sN inches; second.
y I'M N Gilehrist et IoEa); I3s feet 2A inches;
ESSxx::}, IISSss t,::sS ,S u u inches; NTH; asss
WISCONSIN,. iis feet 81 inches. fS"' 0''0 &c"
/, fer, g. neP.. ne%my ts wafos fos
University, W HaSSsrd (southsPn sF 'p5she csiis
feet; tied for NTH and sixth, John Pottls
Ni !MiehiSaps1: sI.s Henry Candy LIowal, ohIent.
ri GqheTR VsEos Gs
formal, P. A, Frederick (Mississppi A. and
record 13 feet ga inches)
Churchill California;. 2o4 feet inches
second. L. Friedman Geneva College,. 2ol
feet 10i2 inches: third. Jesse Mortensen
!southern Caiifornia1,, -2ol feet S inches;
10 inches. sixth, NJ. Harmon (SoutheFn
Methodist uniyersityl: l89 feet 10 inches.
Won by Central States team dale Sey-
mour. Michigan; Alex Wilson; Notre Dame;
william Henke. Wisconsin; John Lewis. Col
Mountain section; third, Southwestern sec
ton. Time. 3:19 $40. event does not
count for points)