Evening star., 1939-02-05
Cunningham Victor by ? Yards
In Wonumoker Mile After
Great Duel With Fenske

time Ohio State star, Tor ne nad
taken over the lead from Slater
pounding down the back stretch and
was running well when the accident
occurred. Slater went on to triumph
in minute SAT- seconds, with long
John Woodruff of Pittsburgh, Olym-
pic 800-meter titleholder. second,
and Sanford Goldberg. New York's
flying fireman, third.
Herbert Thompson, dusky flyer
competing unattached, equaled the
accepted world record of 81 Sec
onds in winning the final of the
60-yard dash. The New York Negro
won handily over Norbert Ewell,
Penn State freshman, with Ken
Clapp of Brown third and Eulace
Peacock of the Shore A. c., Elbe-
ron, N. j.. fourth and last.
Roy Staley Of the Southern Cali
fornia A. A., 1886 Olympian, was
even more consistent as three times
in heat, semifinal and final-he
ran the 60-yard high hurdles in
7.3 seconds, one-tenth better than
the world record set in the 1898
Millrose meet by Forrest (Spec)
Towns and Allan Tolmich. In the
final the Californian scored with
feet to spare over Larry O'Connor of
Toronto, Elmer Gedeon of Michi-
gan and Tolmich, who trailed in
that order.
Wallace Takes 600.
Wesley Wallace of Fordham, noted
chiefly as a fat-track runner, got
away with daring piece Of strategy
to capture the classic Millrose 600 in
1923, second fastest time in meet
history.
Last in a four-man field going
into the bell lap, Wallace sneaked
past Harold eagle of Oklahoma
Baptist on the inside, passed slim
Jim Herbert of N. Y. U. on the
back stretch and then came roar
ing down the final straightaway in
a bitter race with William Fritz OF
Canada to breast the tape the win
ner by inches. Herbert was third
and eagle fourth.
Millrose 6Oo-yard run-Won by Wesley
Maaee 'am Friez THlanas aneens University Rnsston
Ontario: third, James B. Herbert New sv
sso-yard run-won BY Francis Slater,
bureh: third Sanford Goldberg. Millrose
Aime Fl a.; i :597 59uT'h' Arthur S0oe'o' puF0ue'
I-mile relay-Won BY Williams q, G.
John s. Gilmsn scond Perter Ben
a-miie relsy-won BY North Carolina
Carlton White. Dave Morrison; BIZ Hen. Hen.
thfd, sa s5 sheds Island state: fourth, Indiana;
S4.ss ss s?
Mortimer Alnwick k); second. Pennsylvania;
third, Northeastern: fourth, Maryland.
= 2-mile run Won by Ores, Rice. Notre
ton. Ind; third Ralph schwarzkopf. Mich
York Sa Az 4. c. Tim Time. E s:o7.e. '0'Ae' l'e"
1-mils relayIWon Won By sIysra Harvard Hobart
Prineeton; third third. Yale. Time; s;se
Of Technology: third: Syracuse; fourth,
c05umhts mile A. TINT n . aase 1elsy tb.natesn,won
Edward Cook. Richard GIN from scratch:
YARDS: third. eoth ReeimAnt A. A.. New
York f25 ysrds>; fourth. New York A. c.
40 yards): NTH Penn A. c., Philadelphia,
90 yards). Time 3:21s
Pole vault-Won by Richard Gapslen,
Columbia. "A feet ffirst try; second. Earle
Meadows Southern California A. A.. IA
feet second trv): Cornelius warmerdam.
Olympic Club. San Francisco. IA feet third
and last try)..
c.92.s. 1ns,mi college 1rslay-wcn BY Boston
WI Wliam MI oillssn, ss,rd Arthur Galsn Sc
=. Tvo-thirds mile run-won by John
Borican, Shore A. G., Elberon. N. j.: sec
ond. Melvern Trutt. Indiana University;
third Howard Borck. 69th Regiment A. A..
New York: fourth. Leslie MacMitchell, New
York University: fifth. Philip Graves, New
Yns6,!S.G Yosk a E.; Gene Gene vsnS5e .a New YORK a: G.
erd bstterins 2:4se set BY James J.
ary 81. 1929
tRobert Lewis Arthur pasel. alS JACK sise suls
man. Harley Howells): second. Fordham;
third New York University. Time 1922.
High jump-Wnn by Mel Walker Toledo
Ohio "a feet ~ inchesl: second. Dave
Albrittor: Olympic Cedar Club Y. NJ C.. A.,
Bynes. Manhattan ts feet 9 inches on nrst
try).; tied for fourth. William Eipel, New
York A. c.. and Les steers) San Mateo
(Calif> Junior college (6 feet inches on
third tries).