Evening star., 1944-04-30
Penn Summaries

Won aalfmils by NeS s0Isss Es,s relay
EeiD second Army; third, hdke1 bartmonth nd GGh
tions Manhattan Beach. N. ". Time Time
Won sy hEy e0lsFe 3R; Te,ay
Marr0a thrd dsGsss MshasnTs nsTse % I'd
University; !aI seventh. Pennsylvania. Time
~ Two. mile college, relay championship
Charles Judge. Frank. Fox, Donald Burn
fourth. Columbia; NTH. Duke; sixth. New
YORK University; seventh, Cornell; eighth
Pennsylvania; ninth, C. C. N. Y. Time,
r., Four-mile college relay championship
Won by Michigan John Purdue, Richard
ond. Army, third New York University;
fourth; , Dartmouth; fifth, Columbia. Time
Prep school one-mile relay champion
ship-won By, La Sale Military ooak-
Gale, L. I. lCharles Davis. Charles Rice,
ssysS;ar:s 9ay GsTey' Stephen Packerl; second. St
! aMssT5cssrsburs ls5 e. Pa) Academy. Time
Class B, one-mile college relay cham
Ard C.; McCown); second, Colgate; third
sttS Nsw York University: fourth viilanova;
L.
=; ;4s0,yard yard shuttle hard relay champion
drew Lamar, Bill Grimm, Carl. B. Ander-
son .nS second Duke; third. Virginia. Time
Military service one-mile relay cham
New York Hansos sheeaD william sehH9 Hs
Material center. Philsdelpbhiia.~ ~ Time, me-
Defense industry one-mile relay cham
pionships-Won by Glenn L. Martin plant,
Baltimore ernest Rallo. William spamer,
Snd, PhiIadelphia sisnai 'Easoi Depot; third iTd
pniladelphia Navy YsTd psyseopment
- College mile reiay@Won by Lincoln
wh,gs Wpiysrsity tS,n tgsudolph Johnson; Herndon
snd franklin ana Marshsil: third, o MORAN gar
Muhlenbers: sixth. Virginia State; seventh
College mile relsy@Won by City College
of New York (Alex Post. Eric williams
more; NTH, Howard. Time, 1885.
Invitation ,100-yard dash-Won by Ed.
war ward .;e Congsll New York gniversity); sec:
third, Herbert Thompson New York Coast
Guard: fourth: Hubert. Rubin New YORK
Tn,ysrsty, tifta Daniel % %wlnssT 1syaEtn .s,a
Signal Depot. .Baltimorel. Time, 0:Og. g.
NM vInvitation atI2 mile-Won by NlI Iuls.
York York 81 tbss bsss9ns sdalnS hiTsd sm nas
New YORK. Edward Morgan ~ tshsnahan
G: e, Philsdelphia) failed to nnish. Time
- High iump-won by serst. Joshua Will
mTore,' 3 feet inches; second, corpl
Baltimore), 8 feet 4 inches; third How
srd Jones Philadelphia General Depotl
s feet -, 2 inches; fourth W; ". Smith
feet > inches. (Wiiliamson awarded frst
on basis Of least number of misses
Broad iump-Won. BY Pvt, Barney
School, Asbury Park. N j.. o3 feet 5ss
inches: third. Eulace Peacock New York
Coast Guard, % feet 10 inches; fourth
sasaoN shs5lss WslksT fs.+ Hampon Naval TTanns
Hunter BrookIyn Army BaseS, % feet
Hammer throw-Won by 1t. CAN'T w
Miller. o. 8. N. R; Washington, 1877 feet
"a e inches second, r; T. Ely lPrineeton! J;
(Army); 130 feet IA inches, fourth. An
thony J. Penico tPennsylvania), 127 feet
s7s inches; toniy competitors).
Javelin throw-Won by William J. lean
81 INCHES; second, Eulace, Peacock New
York York Coast Guardl, 17a feet "a inch: third
William Chynoweth Army), ira feet ga
INCHES; fourth, William S. Chandler (Armyl
m, mems School, Ashury Park, N. ~. III feet
PA inches.
Pole vault - Won by John M. Dick
army, 13 feet; second, Philip L. Lansing
1Bridgewater College, Va1. IL feet s inches;
James r. Holcomb (Army). r. J. Blaine
,.,Mldshipmen's School, Asbury Park, N. JD
tpeter Miller tWillow Grove, Pa, tied for
nrst place on basis of least number OF