Evening star., 1932-07-03
DYER TIES WORLD
1O()-METER RECORD
Also Wins 200 in Western
Try-out FinaIS-WiIIiams
Is Flop in 400.

BY the Associated Press.
ONG BEACH, Calf, July a
Hector Dyer, who led the sprint
parade in preliminaries yester-
day, showed the way today to
Far Western track and field athletes
aspiring to the American Olympic
team.
Winners Of the first three places go
to the final United States team trials at
Palo Alto, Calf, July is and Is.
The Les Angeles A. c. flyer tied the
world I00-meter record IN l0.4 sec-
onds and, using his now-famous stand
ing start, won the 200-meter chase in
PIT seconds.
Eddie Genung. national half-mile
champion, took the 800 meters in stride
in minute 53.3 seconds.
Bracey Out of 1t.
Other stars we're Lee Barnes, Los An
geles A. c., pole vaulter, who topped
the bar at IS feet inches, 41a inches
short Of his world record, and Wendell
Smith, former Occidental College bar
rier star. who annexed the 110-meter
high hurdles in 14.5 seconds, only one
tenth of a second short Of E. Wenn-
strom's world record.
Dyer's competitor in the sprint races
was Nate George, a powerful Negro
from the West Coast A. c., Los Angeles,
in the absence of Claude Bracey, for
mer Rice Institute runner.
Bracey, a member of the 1928 Olympic
team, qualified in both races yesterday,
only to be stricken with appendicitis
which kept him away from today's final
festivities.
Vic williams Fails.
Vic Williams. national intercollegiate
and National A. A. U. quarter mile
champion, definitely faded from the
Olympic team picture when he placed
fifth in the finals of the 400-meter dash.
The race went to James Gordon, former
Miami, Ohio, University star, in 4a.3
seconds.
Results of the field events we're dis
appointing.
Summaries:
A. Ci; second. Montague olympic Club,
San FTaneiscol; third. George west Coast
Time. 6:i64 EQUALS OSsri World 'S record held by
fGo0sh fIo0MEfRs rRR HIGH HIGH HURDLE Cnn.D.-won
Ssandy. Utah) third. Sparks twas 1Washinston
State State; fourth; Blanchard .Arizsna Olympic
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UCOiymPPie Gino; san FIsneiseol second
bott Marathon Club. Los Angeles; fourth.
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Washingtonl; third. Mccarthy (L A. A. CT;
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S93iynnrple S9oiynrple Club; San Franciseoji fourth.
qualities as Blanchard Si GSaiaiii1dead at NeSa.
= BROAD yuMP-wop by walker q. A. A.
Dsnver 4. c.. - feet a inch; third.
inches; fourth. Wilson Fresno. calf). 23
aseeMEfER FINALs-won By Dyer GA.
4: 60; second, GeoTge west Coast a. g,
4; CO., fourth. osborne IL. A. A. c1.
soee..MEETrER Se. RuN-won by oenung %. Of
third. Webster esouthern California fresh
man.; fourth, Johnson IL. A. A. CT. Time
DISCUS THRoW-Won by Moellsr q. A.
q 4. q. iiss feet Hni sss inehss o ioar.R. III.
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POLE .vAULT-Won by Barnes Il. AA-,cO.
13 feet inches; second. tie between Robin
feet s inches; fourth. Harvey Denver K c.J,
Is feet inches.