Evening star., 1936-06-28
Olympics Inspired Him.

CLARK'S point total was 1898 and
Parker's was 1890.
Morris first became attracted to the
6ecathlon, ranked as the supreme test
of the all-round athlete, while watch
ing the 1882 Olympics at Los Angeles
A good athlete In his student days
at Colorado State College, Morris
went into rigorous training under
Coach Harry Hughes of that school. He
has been working hard a year and a
half, the first result of which was
shown at the Kansas relays in April
when he exceeded the record Of Jim
Bausch made in the last Olympics
Clyde Coffman Of Kansas Univer-
atty, a member Of the last Olympics
decathlon team. failed to make the
squad this year, ranking fourth be-
hind Parker with 1882 points.
Standing Of Others.
THE standings Of the remainder Of
the field were:
George Mackey University of Cali
fornia, 6,90S; Runar Stone. San Fran
cisco State Teachers College, 6,757;
Donald Elser. University of Notre
Dame, 6.6l8; Loyett Burk, University
Of Oklahoma, $3.50; Harry Anderson,
University of Tennessee, 6,255; Joseph
Hill. Atlantic Seaboard A. A. u, g.
900; Arnold Preheim. Department Of
Agriculture At h letic Association,
Washington. 5,766; Aaron Phillips, un-
attached, Los Angeles, 5,709; Robert
Fletcher, Washington State College,
b.626 withdrew from $500 meters: !:
John Sniscak, Department of Agricul-
ture Athletic Association, Washington,
h.o67 Anthony Mannino, unattached,
New York, 6,352; John Hayward,
Grinnell College, 1,217 (withdrew af-
ter second EVENT..
Today's summaries:
tDenver A. c., 14.9 meters. a46 points
14.a. 946; George Mackey UNIVERSITY Of
EraneiSeo olympic clus,; ~; SIS; Rpnar rua
fese1. fHH. iss' S so4; Leyett surk (UnIversity Of
~ Ndt5 s Dpsad 1ss Eser o!s1b unl
Hail lAtlantic seaboard A. A.. ID. 166
nesseel, 49,; $50; Clyde Coffman kansas
sttachedi, Los Angeles. Calf. III. $40;
Arnola Prsheim tpepaTtme Of Aerieultgre
sss.s: $50; Robert Fletcher -IWashingtop
.pepart@snt :, Asricu!,urs AshIstle ssas s Asss:
5sntho9y a. 9sJ Mannino tunattaehedo' New York.
pes Pss4 t'Ss 4ss s:: %:s: oss
~ Sniscak, 3s s6s. 67s; Fletcher. 3s 500,
s5i: Mssket; Ms 3s44o; .ses; Phillips 3355o4
kas; sarE a5;45Ss n5ao; Prsheim 3f 3fss
s5a,o s555 AndeTson' 1.S sa.o24. 400; Mannino
POLE ,yAuLTL1coffmsn. aa5 meters,
ist meters II nshes aef sst seb.e pos. st4 ans sas
IS Rs.:fs' sss' ~ feet lnSRss incast ass
-. i9ehs. 10; EI.tsh.r a sis meters, M 'ffi Fl
II e.t nf'f ncs.s ss sss Norris M,n1Dd s45 meters
set.Ts s.T 10 feet ~. inches ssU ss5: Anderson son
S1s Han ao4 meters feet Feet iis. liz iinehss inehes
.sL@5sso3: DSat. s5ss Ms;ts MtsE}ss 551 Sc
.r 5s4a4 tiet 1os nsss che psT
i7ts i3shesp 9sis 81 611 iIcb.! bMscksy 5s 50
metsrsE133 teet 4'4 insRes}: s41; 'S1no ooffo
si1 sn phips 81 n m1estesr5Sss1S1 1se IS feet inchesl
inche9. 554:, Hall (4a.oO meters-i61
feet inchesl. -513; Sinscak (454 me-
t44;25 meters--145 feet . inchesj. 4Sn:
Anderson .2s.a5 meters--127 feet 9i1
121 feet aa4 inchesi. 36s; Eiser (S5.e0
meters-117 feet ga inchesl. 34e.
1,50O METERs-Coffman q :47.3l. 4a3
f4:zsn. ass; Elser sos. 81. ss2; Pfiis PHI
lips (5;1op, $50; Burk (5:11.6l. 35I;
747: Anderson t5:152). 3ss; Parker
$1,000. 307; Preheim (5:240. 2SS:
Hall (5:25,2), 2s6: Sinscak (5:25.3), 2S5;
Mannino CAB. 212: Fletcher Withdrew