Evening star., 1932-08-07
BAUSCH, U.S., WINS
DECATHLON TITLE
Count 0xenstierna, Sweden,
Captures PentathIon.
Lieut.. Ma}o Third.
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It came to the last event, the 1900
meter run. Heavy-footed by then.
Bausch was no match for Jarvinen and
others of simmer mould, but he p.od-
ded around the track rapidly enough
to clinch the world title and record.
DecathIOn Summaries.
Javelin throw:
Won by James Bausch, U. S. A. 203
feet IA inches Q,025.02).
Second. Akilies Jarvinen, Finland,
200 feet 17s inches $1,000.
Third, Wolrad Eberle, Germany, 1873
feet 72 inches (903.4O.
Fourth, Paavo Yrjola, Finland, 1874
feet 134 inches (865.80).
Fifth, Hans Sievert, Germany, 176
feet 1912 inches (805.02).
Sixth, Erwin Wegner, Germany, l76
feet 71a inches (80282).
Seventh. Harry Hart, South Africa,
165 feet 77s inches (710.9O.
Eighth, Clyde Coffman, u S. A., 100
feet ass inches (66770).
Ninth, Peter Bacsalmasci, Hungary,
l59 feet 5K4 inches (65872).
Tenth, Wilson Charles, U. S. A, 156
feet ga inches (634.80).
Eleventh, Robert TiSdall, Ireland, 148
feet 57a inches (567.15).
zymunt Siedlecki, Poland, withdrew. |
Pole vault:
Tied for first, James Bausch U. s. A., |
Is feet 2 inches Q,02700).
Clyde Coffman, U. S. A, 13 feet
inches Q,027.o0).
Third, Akilles Jarvinen, Finland, IL
feet 934 inches (8l1.00).
Tied for fourth, Janis Dimsa, Latvia, |
IL feet 534 inches (75700).
Wolrad Eberle, Germany IL feet 534
inches (75T00).
Peter Bacsalmasi, Hungary, II feet
69z inches (757.00).
Seventh, Wilson Charles, U S. A., IL
feet y inches (703.00).
Tied for eighth, Robert Tisdall, Ire
land, 10 feet inches (595.00O.
Hans Sievert, Germany, 10 feet
inches (595.00).
Tied for tenth, Paavo Yrjola, Finland,
10 feet 2 inches (541.00).
Erwin Wegner, Germany, 10 feet |
inches (54100).
Harry Hart. South Africa, 10 feet |
inches (541.00).
Thirteenth, Zydmunt Siedlecki, Po- |
land, 9 feet 101s inches (48700).
Janis Dirnsa Latvia, dropped out of |
competition with injured ankle.)
1,500-meter run-Tied for first, Rob- |
ert Tisdall. ireland, 4:34.4 (744.40) and |
Wolrad Eberle, Germany, 4:344 (77440) |
Third, Paavo Yrjola, Finland, 4:374 |
Fourth, Wilson Charles, U. s. A.,
1898 (74200).
Fifth, Akilles Jarvinen. Finland,
4:47.0 (698.80).
Sixth, Erwin Wegner, Germany, 4:47.s |
(694.00).
Seventh, Clyde co1man, U. S. A., |
A.AQ m 1900 Q0N
Eighth, James Bausch, o. S. A,
6:17.00 (518.80.
Ninth, Hans Sievert. Germany, 5:18 |
(512.80).
Tenth, Peter Bacsalmasi, Hungary, |
S:34.6 (413.20).
Eleventh, Harry Hart, South Africa,
b:4S.2 (331.60).
Cross-Country Summary.
Summary, cross-country run:
Won by Charles Legard, Great
Britain, Is minutes % seconds.
Second, Jeffrey McDougall, Great
Britain. 1912.
Third, Ivan Duranthon, France,
1902.
Fourth, Bo Lindman, Sweden,
Fifth Fifth. willem van Rhijn, Holland,
sixth, Conrad Miersch. Germany.
1921.
Seventh. Johan Oxenstierna, Sweden,
1926.
Eighth, Will Remer, Germany, 1886. |
Summaries for last five events for |
the Decathlon championship, showing |
performances and points scored in |
parenthesis:
11o-meter hurdles-First heat won
BY Erwin Wegner, Germany, 154 sec
ouds (o62); second, James Bausch,
United States, 1862 1886; third, Paavo
'Yrjola, Finland, II seconds (810)
Second heat-Won by Wilson Charles,
United States, 1862 seconds 1885,; sec
ond, Janis Dimsa, Latvia, 1874 (867)
third, Cylde Coffman, United States, 17.8
(734).
Third heat-Won by Robert Tisdan,
Ireland, 15.5 (954; second. Wolrad
Eberle, Germany, 1877 (839); third,
Peter PacSalmasi Hungary, 1T (77D.
Fourth heat-Won by Harry Hart,
South Africa, 1876 (943; second, zyd-
munt Siedlecki, Poland, II (810).
Fifth heat-Won by Akilles Jarvinen.
Finland, 1871 (934); second, Hans
Stevert, Germany, l6.1 1896.
Discus throw:
Won by James Bausch, u s. A, 146
feet 314 inches (976.04).
Second, Hans Sievert Germany, 146
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