Evening star., 1936-06-28
OLYMP|C QUALITY
IN VESTS TRIALS
Games Mark Is Beaten by
Robinson in 2OO-Wykoff
and Eastman Shine.
Px the Associated Press.

EV lle hhSOCldteQ fIeSb.
T OS ANGELES. June 27.-Out-
standing performances by fly
ing Frank Wykoff, Jimmy Lu-
IL vale. Ben Eastman and Mack
Robinson. featured the finals of the
Far Western tryouts for the American
Olympic track and field team today.
Winners of first and second places
were assured a chance to compete In
the final American trials in New
York July 11-12.
Wykoff electrified the crowd with
q smashing win in the 100 meters,
running the distance in los seconds
Robinson. dusky Pasadena Junior
College sprinter. ran second to Wykoff
in the 100 and won the 200-meter
dash in 2l1 seconds, bettering the
existing Olmypic record Of 2l.2 sec
onds held by Eddie Tolan. Bob Ora
ham. Whitman College. Walla Walla.
Wash, was second in the 200 meters.
Blazing Ben Eastman, the Vests
best bet in the 800 meters, came
through with an easy win in 1 min
ute SOL seconds. Jimmy Juvalle,
coffee-colored ex-Bruin of the Uni
versity of California at Los Angeles,
had little trouble winning the 400
meters in 463 seconds. Bob Young
Of u. c. L. A. finished second.
Graber IN Come Back.
DILL Graber. another "come back"
campaigner, moved toward the
New York finals in the pole vault,
along with George varon Of the
Olympic Cub. The two tied with the
Trojan star. Bill Seton, who already
had qualified in the event. With .
leap of IA feet 3 inches. Gaber
holds the world record OF II feet ~
inches
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aGai0Gns, 4m. essa tstss .seonas YOUNG 'o''mD's
HIGH JUMF~Won by Thurbsr ~ 9;
fest ,n inches ;ass sesSRs ieoss: MaTtdy shird
fourth. fourth wds watson dsscramento J. g. 8 feet
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piscgs TaRow-,wsn by y!.ers Lew 'sts1l; S.Tl;
feE ecmptos as4 tees u l5s ipshf: Feet 'esGa
third. Holland toresonj. 145 feet Ia
infasso,r fsaasso,rrur-won by Alice Olympic
a.. 5. cS. IS feet inches: third
sehsRff5 81 81 dsst b u NJ nSsss nssscat
ond. Parks (olympic Club, 211 feet llls us
inches: third Rowland CFresno Stats.: ZEs :
| feet 4i2 inches: fourth, Mottram lOSmpic
Club. 207 feet 5a4 inches. wa -
100 METERs FoR WoMENs-WnSnn nnr,sy ey
q. a. A. G.; third, sehaller Il. A. A. Co
WoMEN's JAvELIN THRow.won by
second. Jane Wood Clos AngelesD, IZ9
feet I. inches; third. Vera Fortune 'Los
AnseIfi PoEE u 8AtTTWdn I'll 5nehss ss Bill Seton
o. S. C.; Bin GRADER. unattached. an, and
George varofi. Olympic Club, tied; nelsnt'
HoP. SKIP AND JUMP-won by Gil
bert. unattached ~ feet 3 ineheSG sec:
sRird' err isae Atset San pi.so state sss teet
| inchesl; Paul. unattached as feet la
'WHeoSMEN's DIscUs-won by Berniee
Stross, Los Angeles 600 feet Sss lnchesl :
second. Vera Fortune. Los Angeles tss 1eet
Hammer throw postponed