Evening star., 1932-06-05
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press
- HICAGO. June A little Kan
sas school, Arkansas City High,
with three good pole vaulters,
today won the twenty eighth
renewal of the University CT Chicago's
national interscholaStic track and field
championships with 81 27 points.
Fritz Pollard of Sem High, Chicago,
a son of Brown University's famous
foot ball star Of nearly two decades ago.
had won both hurdles to keep his school
in the lead. until the three Vauiters
went to work late. When their event
was over the three Vincent Tinglev.
Dalton Landers and Ray Noble, had
tied with four others for first place
at II feet, to collect 13 2-7 points ano
the meet
Sem finished second with 20, all by
Pollard: Libertyville. Ill. had l8 Tor
third: John Marshall Of Richmond. Va.
and Maine Township of Desplaine5, Ill.
last years winner. were tied for fourth
with is. and Map!ewood, Nc. was NTH
with Is.
ONE national prep record was bet
~ tered. another equaled and meet
record broken. as the 5OU man.
bers of the Younger track and field set
battled.
Jimmy Owen, an up-and-coming
sprinter from Maplewood. Mo. streaked
over 100 yards of cinders in 81 seconds,
to better by Cne-tenth Of a second the
accepted national mark set in 1913 by
Charles Hoyt, Michigan's track coach,
as a member of the Greenfield, Iowa
High team.
Pollard won the high hurdles in IS
seconds even, to better by tenth OF
a second the approved record set bv
Jeddy Welch OF Pasadena. CANT, IN
1927, and Orville Madsen. high jumper
from Ares, Iowa, leaped feet A.
inches. more than two inches oette:
than the meet record set by Brame OF
Roosevelt High, Dayton, Ohio, In 1877.
A RKANSAS CITY, coached by II. L..
II Conner. a former Pittsburg, Kan.
State Teachers College athlete. got
points In both hurdles. Harold Wilhelm
taking second to Pollard in the 220
lows and fourth in the l20yard highs;
fourth in the 1-mile relay. and a
fifth in the javelin by Herman Black
we'll
owen was the only defending cham
pion to retain his title. and made
show of his field to win the century.
He STAYED with the pack for 70 yards.
then slipped away to win by yarcs
Pollard was aided to victory in the
high hurdles by the bitter misfortune
of Sam Allen Of Bristow. Okla, who
had his semi final heat in the record
bettering time Of 149 seconds. Allen
was leading as they came to the seventh
hurdle. which he cleared, only to
stumble and fall.
/ IOO-YARD DASH-Won by owen maple
| wood, MOI second, Grieve Glen Ellyn'
| IlD: third. Helbing tNorthside High. Fort
| Worth. Tex; fourth. Long North High,
/ Dallas Tex; fifth. Strohm Little Rive,
| KansD: sixth. Herman tOak Park III;
| Time 0:197 (betters national interscholastic
! record of 0:09 8 by Charles Hoyt of Green
! field Iowa, in 1913 and often equaledl.
2eO-YARD DASH-Won by Walker tGeor-
sia, Military High: ColleGe Park; Ca; , sec
Tex; third Herman ,oak Park nll
City. Kans1; NTH Nichols 1oak Park IllD
sixth. Chance (Maplewood. Mo-. Time
44O-YARD RUN (hrst race>-won by Bar.
ton ,Tecumseh. Okla: second, Bullard
John Marshall. Richmond. va);. third
Range tElgn. nj: fourth. Laird Fort
Collirs, Colo,); NTH. Sharp Central High
Tulsa, Okla; sixth. Morris lAnn Arbor
44o-YARD RUN (second race>-won BY
| Miller CDes PLANES, IllD; second. Cagle
| Shawnee OklaD; third. Schroeder Ben
! dena, KansJ; fourth, Pence (Keota, Iowa.