The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-08
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World Record Tied As Nine New Champions Crowned
 At WOmen'S U. s. Meet
BY JOHN A. CLUNEY

record III the 0U meter run was LlcU while nine of eleven national cham pionships changed hands during the 1898 Womens' National A. A. U Track and Field meet held at Rec reation field here today under the auspices of the A. A. U. and the New Haven County Sheriffs Asso- ciation, headed by High Sheriff J. Edward Slavin of New Haven.
 In the eleven scheduled events, only Clare Isicson of Brooklyn, N Y, and Margaret Bergman of New York City retained their titles, Miss Isicson losing her 100 meteer title but setting a new worlds record in the 50 meter dash, which she ran in 6.6 seconds. Roxy Atkins of Tor onto had to retire after the first heat of the 80 meter low hurdles when she pulled tendon, Marie Cotrell of the American A. c. going on to take the title.
 In the mems events, honors were divided between the 20th Century Club of Waterbury and the New Haven Harriers, the Century run ners taking the 440 and 8S0 runs while the Harriers won the 100 yard dash and mile run. Bob Bowen and Bob Lemon won the 880 and 44O with Jimmy Jones taking 100 and Bill Taylor the mile.
 Betsy Jochum of Cincinnati, un- attached took her place as a new champion by winning the baseball throw with a toss of 26l feet 2 inches to defeat Rose Cea of the Eastern Womens' A. c.
 Scoring 30 points, the Tuskegee Institute Girls of Alabama retained national team honors with Lula Hymes a double winner in the 100 meter run and broad jump clinch- ing team honors with a win over the able Polish Alliance team of Chicago. Teams finishing behind the Tuskegee girls included the Eastern Women's A. c. with IS 1-2 points and the German American A. c. F points. Summary:
 WOmen's Events
 50 meters-Won by Claire Isicson long Island University; second. Ivy third, Olive Hasenfus. Boston Swim ming association; fourth, Josephine Warren, Boston Swimming associa- tion. Time :06.6.
 Shot put-Won by Catherine Fell meth. Dvorak Park, Chicago; sec, Institute, Tlabama; third, Mary Bergmann, Park Central A. C., New York; fourth, Amy Dreyer, Brock ton Girls A. A. of Providence. R. | Distance 38 feet, 3-4 inches.
 80 meter hurdles-Won by Marie New York; second. Cora Gaines Tuskegee Institute; third, Sylvia Rothenberg, New York (unattach- ed); fourth, Sybil Cooper, German American A. C., New York. Time 13 seconds.
 meth, Dvorak Park, Chicago; sec ond. Frances Sobczak, Mcdonald A C., Cleveland; third. Elizabeth Lind say. German-American A. C., New York; fourth, Amy Dreyer, Broctor Girls A. c. Distance 126 feet 1-4 inches.
 Javelin-Won by Rose Auerbach Eastern Womens A. C., New York second, Margaret Barnes, Tuskegee Institute; third, Rose Cea. Easterr Women's A. C.; fourth. Sylvia Roth enberg, Eastern Women's A. C. Dis tance 121 feet, 6 3-4 inches.
 100 meters-Won by Lula Hymes Hasenfus, Boston Swimming asso- citation; third Clarie Iscson, Long Island University; fourth Josephine Warren. Boston Swimming associa. tion. Time :12.4.
 Running broad jump - Won bs I al clya Irg second Dorothy Caticco. German. Esther Dennis, Mercury A. C., New York; fourth, Leila Perry. Tuske gee. Institute. Distance 17 feet, inches.
 aMrS Hy"nsx hefsm"sn nSh SnrR }a%P ceDf1s %Sn e, fundt, Polish National Alliance Chicago: third, tie) between Beu lah Clark. Crystal A. C.. St. Louis Frances Sobezak. Mcdonnell A. C. Cleveland;. Mildred Kosick, Polisl National Alliance, Chicago. Height , feet, 2 inches.
 200 meters-Won by Fanny Vital' Park Central A. C., New York; sec ond.. Esther Brown, Tuskegee; thlr' Marie Cottrell, German American A. C.; fourth, Gertrude Johnson Mercury A. C.. New York. Tim'
 Baseball throw - Won by Bets. J 0 C h m, Cincinnati, Ohio, unat tached; second, Rose Cea, Easteri Women's A. C., New York; third Alicia Ordine, Eastern Women's as sociation. New York; fourth. Blan che Zabransky, Dvorak Park. Chi cago. Distance 261 feet, inches.
 400 meters relay-Won by Tuske gee (Celestine Birge, Jesse Abbott 'Hester Brown, Lula Hymes); sec ond, Polish National Alliance, Chi cago; third, Tuskegee "B"; fourtl Dvorak. Chicago. Time 52 seconds Men Events
 100 yard dash-Won by Jimm Jones, New Haven Harriers: second sam Canady. New Haven Harriers third. George Jones, New Have Harriers. Time :10.2.
 40 yard run-Won by. Bob Le mon. 2oth Century 4; c. Water New Haven Harriers. Time :5I.4.
 ssO yard run Won by Rober Bowen, goth Century A. C., Wat erbury; second, Al Greenleaf. got Century: third. Gerson Kegeles, Ney Haven Harriers. Time 2:05.
 One mile run-Won by Bill Tay Tor. New Haven Harriers; sccon Lucian Brunett, New Haven liar riers: third, John Reeves. New Hay en Harriers. Time 4:31.5.
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