Evening star., 1938-02-20
L. Ends Perfect Ring Campaign With Triumph Ptsbg
Cunningham Runs 1876 Mile,
T0lmich Nicks Hurdle Mark
In Sparkling N. Y. A.C, Meet

Glenn set the previous mark Of 4:os.s
in 1885.
The victory gave him possession Of
his second Baxter Cup.
Allan Tolmich, slender Wayne uni-
versity hurdler, turned the tables on
Georgia's redoubtable Forrest (Spec)
Towns. with world record triumph IN
the finals Of the 60-yard high hurdles.
After both had equaled the old in
door standard of 7.3 seconds IN the
semi-hnal. Tolmich broke in front
and led all the way as he hit the tape
with 2-foot margin In ~ seconds.
The race was over four flights OF
timbers. Towns set the previous in
door record in 1885.
Beetham Scores in Half.
The Matt Halpin" half mile. invi-
tation event, went to the former Ohio
State ace, Charley Beetham, now COM
peting for the New York Curb Ex-
change A. A., in hard-driving finish.
Beetham, rating himself well of the
early pace, moved up from last place
in a five-man field to beat Ross Bush
Of Southern California by 4 yards in
1:546.
Earle Meadows. the great Southern
California pole vaulter, easily won his
specially by clearing IA feet, but failed
In three attempts to negotiate q world
indoor record with the bar at II feet
5i2 inches.
Dusky Jimmy Herbert, unbeaten
New York University foot racer, sus-
tanned his winning streak in the Buer-
myer 5oo-yard race. but barely stood
on gallant closing bid by Douglas
Raymond. Boston University star. Her
bert, clicked In 5Sl seconds, had a
scant half yard at the tape as Ray
mond closed . big gap.
Durable Don Lash, Indianas king
Of 2-milers, ran his veteran New
York A. c. rival. Joe McCluskey, dizzy
With two-lap finishing spurt to cap
ture his speciality in 9:o4.l.
mer Neiopie tManhattanj. 1as Yards; Sec sec
END. Roni Martinez !69th Resiment a. A.
New Yorkl. i45 yards; third, Thomas Ty-
nan 'Manhattan), 126 yards. Time. Gals.
nest Pedero h tMilrose eole'pGwen A. T. Nen y kr
II yards: second. Mason Chronister iuni-
veds'fy vsd stears o. MaFyi:n yarS. third How
yards. Time. 2:14.
I'oon;y.1d rGn. handicapMwon BY Ron
se ;.eons sslRei Reh.rt NeS YORK city yards
Hish schoon II sna. ysrds tbi1e b.Iny Jsm.s n X. E.
hoe university OF Maryland), yards
'H.: 'H.lt:miie mile run-won by Charles s..th.m
su1n, su,h s3uth:Tn caltornia third. Lou
sensarten. Kirkland: Applesate and Brad
ley; second. Columbia; third, Dartmouth
Pole ilyso,s' valusWWon BY ims; Earl. L'T Meadows
ssd ssse4s 11rn 1a.n.r. r:e.Ie tse ';e0nd a.
0rA Hos.ld siy sn..n s ass +: e. third
lcf'sisn fs.nonnd D. .sss .seip,#an neRss b, ,.,.s
ond pmisrl 2s!ts Boston @ Z. AS. snfs 81 i:e iset
snis !hls nsna, nv T:.''5 9oI S.'as q
5a9:r.S fsss x;: 5;s:sss s|sass. sZ
North Carolina fourth. Fordhsm. Time.
,. so.ysrd dash Cnnap-won By Ben
Ne NsT YORK A. G.; third Herbert Wesst. Co
phio' ri@e. iDef's 6s sui'ee Peacock Philade-
s0;yard hurdles thnals-won By Allan
TToimich ToM Wsyne university: SECOND. Forrest
Okla; fourth. John Donovan. partrouth.
Time, 0:7:2 Lbetters Towns world record
RHasfs 5, 81 ;.ms. s lass RsfS.r
mi HSpd so!,e S,ssica vniy:!:ity: thirs Riesstd
= sS.ni ssa.s1 n.ls@wens: INV s:is s. Glenn Cunning
N.s Sp's SoTf EffehAsn'ec g. ';iSns ssias
sh.ns.; li..s .oS fourth. Ray M.h.nn.h. Drake
:, Mile rel.y-wen by Holy Cross tse.n-
4i@e. issSnd' s!st Rst.s'ursh; third ee0rietoVn.
seSs sDs M:assssf .sssss S:s;. NV YsSS s? * -
4, c., 40, seconds; third. Otto xotrsba
ssNs"ys York City,. 7 seconds. Time
:. Mile relay-won by Pennsylvania Lyon,
Princeton; third. Dartmouth Time. s s:a55
sse0na yss X Seeaskes eSn s;'h New n
%;n; 9S,Snn,2 oklsi; c,;s fourth haI%sn s!ish'
aeSrsea Deseors. New York a. M c..
Mlie reiay-Won 6y Rhode Island State
tConley. Morrill,. Hines and Holt): second,
Colgate; third Boston Collese Time. 3:24.
Mile club relay-Won py New York
curb Exchange tO'eulltvan Lamp, Beetham
third Penn A. c.; fourth. Newark A. G.
sssss s: b g,rss. sfs rs5s sss
Herbert); second. Manhattan; third. Ford
ham; fourth: Columbis; Time. 3;l9.s.
Regiment A.: A.. tWasserman, Dalton. CAL
agher and Thein. 20 yards: second: Lenox
Hill A. A.. scratch: third. Prudential A. A..
High 1ump-Won by Cornelius johnson
lGrand Street Boys Association. New
York; z feet 6a4 inches second, Arthur
Dyrnes Manhattan, 6 feet 63A inches;
third. Melvin Walker. Columbus Ohio. Il
feet 50. inches. tPlacinss decided on few
est number of misses)