The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-05


 Recreation Field. Naugatuck, will be one of the best meets of It's kind ever staged by the A.A.U. James M Roche, president of the Connecticut A.A.U., stated that the 104 athletes entered, rank among the nations best.
 There will be Il events for women on the program, with the state A.A.U. sanctioning four events for Connecticut male runners. Six crack teams have been entered in the 400 meter relay. They are: Mercury A. C., New York, defending champions; Tuskagee Institute, Alabama; Po- fish National Alliance, Chicago; German American A. O., New York; Eastern Women's A. O., Brooklyn; and an unattached team from Chi cago.
 Miss Roxy Atkins, Canadian and International hurdles champion, will be competing against such out standing stars as Miss Cora Gaines, defending A.A.U. titlist, and Mrs. Gertrude Johnson, 200-meter cham pion, in the 80 meter hurdles. Miss Claire 1sicson, Long Island Univer- sity, will defend her title in the 100-meter run.
 The gates will open at noon, with the meet starting at o'clock. At FOO D. m., there will be a bathing beauty contest, followed by a vaudc- vile program. The meet is sponsored by the New Haven Sheriff's Associa- ton. Music will be furnished by the Fulton American band of Water bury. and the Naugatuck Military band.
 List of Entries
 50 METER RUN---Mildred Kmet, Chicago, H.. Marian Vitgner, Man. chester, Conn; Eunice Fletcher. New Haven, Conn; Thelma Lalu- mondier. Crystal City, Mo-; May Brady, St. Louis, Mo. Crystal City A. O.; Josephine F. Warren Son. erville, Mass. (Boston Swimming AssocJ; Marjorie w. Vail, Ocean City, N. J. (unattachedD Mary A Connors, Jamaica, N. Y.; Ernestine Rogers, Tuskegee Institute: Leila Georgia Perry, Tuskegec Institute; Helen Hutchinson, Tuskegce Insti- ute; Olive B. Hasenfus, Needham, Mass. (Boston Swimming AssocD; Agnes Martin, Beverly, Mass; Gen. evieve Brick, Chicago, III. (Polish Nat. Alliance); Katherine Hurd, Chicago, III. CPolish Nat. Alliance); Ivy L. Wilson, New York City, Mercury A. O.; Pearl V. Edwards. Mercury A. O.; Ida I. Bynoe, New York City, Mercury A. e.; Dorothy Saladino, Chelsea, Mass. (unattached.
 80 METER HURDLES - Tidye Pickett, Chicago, H.; E Roxy At kins, Toronto, Can Gaurel Ladies A. O.; Marie T. Cottrcll, Brooklyn, N. Y. (German- American A. O; Cora A. Gaines, Tuskegee Institute; Sylvia Jan Rothenberg. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Leora Johnson, Chicago, Ili.. 10O-METER RUN-Ida Meyers, Chicago, H.; Fannie Vitale, Park Central A. c. (NY); Gertrude F. Johnson, New York, Mercury A. O.; Ida I. Bynoe, New York, (Mer- cury A. O.; Isabel Sugas, New York Mercury A. O.; Jane Willoughby, Chicago, H.; May Brady; Josephine F. Warren; Marjorie w. Vail; Ro- wena M. Harrison, Tuskegee Insti- ute; Olive E. Hasenfus; Thelma Lalumondier; Dorothy aCtozzi, of Brooklyn, N. Y. German American A. O.; Lula M. Hymes, Tuskegee Institute; Celestine Birgc, Tuskegec Institute; Sylvia Jan Rothenberg, Brooklyn. N. Y; Airline w. Connor, Bayonne, N. J.; Ivy l.. Wilson; Pearl V. Edwards, Esther P. Dennis
 200-METER RUNE. Roxy At kins; Hester B. Brown, Tuskegee In- stitute; Jessie Abbott, Tuskegee In- stitute; Marie T. Cottrell, Tuskegee Institute; Airline w. Connor. Tus- kegee Institute; Florans Blasch; Dellora Carrigan. Chicago. III. (Po- fish National Alliance); w. Tomas zik, Chicago, H.; Esther P. Den- his, Mercury A. O; Gertrude F. Johnson Mercury A. O.: Elaine Bodga, Chicago, H.; Thelma Wheel CT Mercury A. O.; Isabel Sugas, Mercury A. O.; Fannie Vitale (Park Central A. O. Eugene Flet- cher. New N. H.
 400-METER RELAY RACED. Cottozzi, German American A. O. N. Y. E. Lindsay, German -Amcii- can A. O. N. Y, M. Connors. (Ger- American A. e. N. Y., s, Cooper, German American A. O. N. Y, M Angelone. German Amer ican A. O. N. r., R. Lordon, Ger man American A. O. N. Y.
 400-METER RELAY RACE Lillian M Settauni, (Eastern Womcns' A. O. Brooklyn, N. Y. Marion Good- low. Eastern Women's A, O. Brooklyn, N. Y., Rose Cea, Eastern Womens' A. O. Brooklyn, N. Y., Irene Romano. Eastern Womens' A. O. Brooklyn, N. Y, Olga Swidzin- sky, Eastern Womens 4 CD Brooklyn. N. r., Phyllis Dick, East ern Womens' A. O. Brooklyn, N. V, Mary Swidzinsky. Eastern Womens' A. O. Brooklyn, N. r.. Estclle Volinsky Eastern Womens' A. e. Brooklyn, N. Y, Ida Meyers. Chicago, III. (Unattached) Jane Willoughby, Chicago. III. (Unattach- ed Elaine Bogda. Chicago, H., (Un- attached). Mildred Kmet. Chicago H.. tUnattachedD, Leora Johnson. Chicago, H.. tUnattachedD Tidyc Pickett, Chicago. H., Unattached. Rowena M. Harrison. Tuskegcc In- stitutc Hester B. Brown. Tuskegee Institute Celestine Rirge. Tuskcgce Institute Jessie Abbott, Tuskegec Institute Ernestine Rogers, Tuskcsee TnStItlite Leila Georpia perrv 'ruek cRee Institute Helen Hutchinson. Tuskegec Institute Lula Hymes, Tuskegee Institute, Margaret Barnes, Tuskegee Institute, Ivy L. Wilson, Mercury A. C.. Pearl " Edwards, Mercury A. C.. Esther P. Dennis, Mercury A. C.. Gertrude r. John son, Mercury A. C., Ida I Bynoc, Mercury A. C., Isabel Sugas. Mercury A. O., Genevieve Brick Chica.o, Ill. Polish National Alliance), Del lora Carrigan. Chicago. H.. Polish National Alliance), w. Tomaszik,