Evening star., 1936-06-21
NC. A. A. Results
IOO-METER DASH

lOO-METER DASH-Won by Jesse Ow-
ems ems Ohio State; second, Foy Draper
tMIchieanp fourth. % &c Charles , I TaiIey len ,soGth SOUTH
eTn California; NTH. Harvey Wallender
sixth Fm eeTFs 0 seeS8d sS0R Ss.75
accepted world record of 1913 seconds. held
by Percy williams, Eddie Tolan and Ralph
Metcalte' and equals Metcalfe's N. c. A. A.
record.)
200-METER DAsH7-Won by Jesse Owens
I0hio State; second. Harvey ,Wallender
forD; fifth Herschel Neil Northwest Mo.
state Teachers; sixth. Clark Crane (South-
ern California Time-0:2l-3
4O0-METER RUN (around two turns)-
ond. Alfred Fitch Southern California;:
third, Robert Smallwood Southern Cali
fordj NTH Ray1oGd EiinWood iifi9spSe5 chicsso}
Time-0:41.
sOO-METER RuN-won by Charles Beet
Southern California; third, Marmaouke
Hobbs indiana: fourth, joseph McGrath
GNotre Dame) fifth. George oBrien (Ohio
Il: :53.
I.5OO-METER RUN-Won by Archie San
Romani sEmporia, Kans.: State Teachers;
Donald Lash indiana; fourth. Clayton
BrailSforG tMichigan) fifth, Ivan Mothers
bead bead tViIgitnis Polyteehnic): sixth Thomas
the n. c. A A. record of 3:53l established
by Glenn Cunningham, Kansas. in 1922
5.OO0-METER RUN-Won by Donald
TndianaJ third. Kenneth Waite 1Michi-
gan State): fourth. James Smith 1ndiana);
NTH Paul Benner 'Ohio State): sixth. Will
liam tantz tSouthern California;. Time
1IO-METER HIGH HURDLES-Won by
Forrest Towns lGeorgial; second, Dan Cal
Dnr hd RoT stssn Sam
California;, fifth. Richard Kearns Colo
1TaidH.: Ti@eL:G:i4 sif.hi Jack Kellner Wisconsin,
22O-YARD Low HURDLES-Won by
ser lNotre Dame(.: third Ben Willis ken
fifth, Richard Kearns IColor adoJ: sixth Le-
land La Fond tSouthern California;. Time
srt osgood 1Michigan5: second, Herman man
gsass} E b gsou Bff Rs ns gssss
Teachers; sixth, Dell Fishback (cslifor-
nia. Time-0:534.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP-David Albrit-
ton (ohio State and Melvin, Walker
8 feet ,6ls inches; third. Albert Threadgili
ttTem9Epiel ,,S0 feet 5hs inches; tied for
eaiorniaj and aes
Vickery (TexasJ, s feet 4la inches. N
BROAD JUMP-won by Jesse owens.
8hlU state 'I5 feet 1ok inches second
Boone, southern California "a feet .U5ss 5ss
caIifornia GA feet s1s inchesp % fiftS' cisrR
Crane, Southern California (24 feet 2l2
inches): sixth. Richard Brunton. Illinois
ga feet "a inches.
Stanford 80 feet 5h inchesJ: second Sam
Francis. Nebraska f49 feet S7s tnches1:
third, George. Mackey. California (49 feet
4Ss incheS), fourth Irwin RuboW WiScon-
sin as feet ia inches): fifth, Donald FL
ser. Notre Dame (47 feet l u inches): sixth.
Clarence schleimer, Southern California
t46 feet S1a inches).
DISCUS THROW-Won by Kenneth Car
second Philip levy ns SANFORD ltS G7o fefeet Eel
sce sY feet 1fsi s intRes5 tRes5h ftS Il E Eeetty "
EtchellS Michigan 1854 feet IA inches);
sixth John Townsend. Michigan 149 feet
tbs tbI+ Inches inches Gsrpenter's throw betters
Sweden. in 19340
yAYELIN THROW--Won by Alton Terry
laandd Hardin Simmons Sim (226 feet p. inehes);
Inches; third; Jack ThoFniey, lR Utah Cos
esho c3S se 1th.s ponlS S eh S
inches sixth. Lawrence Minsky. Iowa
Sesrs his pPed Tor th9S sn
collegiate record of 222 feet 8.S inches
and the N. C. A. A. record Of 2e1 feet 3ls
inches set by Charles Gonsloff' Pittsburgh,
POLE yAULT-Tied for first Earle
Seton, Southern Californis "a feet 10
Rce and fS A6.Tf iof Haer wSconsn I FEET
1094 inches):, tied for nth, Loring Day
southsrn eng IosR lhogssr