Evening star., 1944-03-19
.HuIse Is Second,
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Great Finish
Five Checkers Cutch
Ace in Same Time;
1000 Wotch Feot
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN.


CHICAGO. Mar. 1S.-Gil Dodds.
the FLYING Parson from Boston, won
his. seventh consecutive mile race
Of the season at the Chicago Relays
turning In new world COM
petitive indoor record Of 1864.
Five timers caught Dodds breath
taking finish at 4:06.4 on the nose
rs he beat out Bill Hulse Of the
New York A. c. by 20 yards.
Dodds, turning In progressively
better miles during his sensational
string Of victories. cracked his own
indoor mark of 4:07.3, which he had
set onlyta week ago In the knights
of Columbus meet at New YORK.
The loose -jointed Dodds brought
about 1900 spectators in Chicago
Stadium to their feet screaming
him on as he shadowed Hulse
around the first lap Of the 11-lap.
race on the big broad oval and then
took the lead on the second lap,
never to give 1t up.
He was clocked IN soaring 60
seconds for the, first quarter, eight
tenthS Of second faster than the
quarter he ran In last weeks record,
breaking mile. He passed the half
mile mark In 2:01, and the three
quarter post in 3:04.
The Nebraska-bor Dodds, coming
to the meet with his coach, Lloyd
Hahn, another Nebraskan and for
mer great miller, said today he was
not interested in running the mile
on Dartmouth's huge plank oval
where Glenn Cunningham once was
paced In 4:044. That mark Is not
recognized as world record, for it
requires only 51a laps to make the
mile on the Dartmouth boards in
stead Of the usual II laps Of most
indoor tracks. @ ~
Hulse and the cheering crowd
should be given an assist for Dodds'
record tonight. After setting the
early pace only to be passed on the
second lap, Hulst stayed on Dodds'
heels until the Boston divinity stu
dent opened up on the last three
quarters OF q lap and darted into
the tape. 9
One mile university relay-wen ~
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wo@ SIs :, ID e.sn con.. 7H.a YssE ssEn.
sen uoss pisniaSsS:' io,ns fourth. I H.rsels VI 1s
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,iMinnnesots,. 4 feet / Inch - tied nor for
assa srffssss5 fs: sna arSS,'l n Kassr k;
Mile college relay-Wan 81 Lawrence
Mcdonald. Robert Iisenachl; second.
foyel.. & csieaao. TaDss'sll,i Tin.. s:4is Nj third
c.ss. Ssss qGuns nno, 1R1as s.nd
AlkSn: 1eSa Preili.ht; fourth. k.ni:
son. United states Coast Guard. ManSat-
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Ohio: third Reg WhitHorth. Iowa: fourfn. ifh.
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YORK. Athletic 'ciuS; third. Ross is huns. me
Richard 'is s.rnass. sssthss sosls:a as:s.
5o:ysid Siish hurdls.--won b, Edward
WI.st ilssa sstss Saies sssSaS sss
gIM. gMoMO; ! fourth; . Robert Hinfls diiinsis5.
cseod cseoe'sra sFa..f tqRRwen Ro,. b., Jane. Esssrt
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..s onIs-%ils A. uaivsr;itz isl.,--wop ,, Wis.
81 CHANDLER; Gordon % puausminp: sl:s second. nsn
55o:-ysrd dash aolympie sprint ssriees:,-
conx. eS. ssv fSsa SoaE G Gnshis; shira 'fsoHS { "
Alkon Iowa Prenirht); fourth, Herbert
NTH iaa,s'a1 Ras anems: ns:eh isss. os.,
noii.n Ssnf..s mii%:.wen % , ~ 81 nesd..
Mchissn; fourth. SD Rady ds sS1s1a simms Aqms Ne.
s:s World aecs sonp.EI.s: TTs
~ so:yard hish hurdlss-won By Edv.rs
Ghieaso;. third, Rex WhitvOrth. iowa,
Hish ]pmpMWon ;. Day. Albritton.
auipta inches fss second; Kenneth Wis;nsi; MT
ons,mis 0 special r.iss3wos tfss osnfs s. MOTIF
Purcell, Francis MacConley); second. Great
Lakes; third, Iowa Prenisht. Time. 3:28 r.
Northwestern lDan Fargo. James Warfeid.
Charles Schroeder. Henry AitpeterC see
ond Indiana; third. Purdue. Time. 3:3l.As
tNew. YORK Athletic Club; second. Franf
Martin (Notre Dams): third. Joseph Nc
lese, Londonville, N. "; fourth, KniSht
Webster lWisconsin). Time, p;1S.6. :
One-mile university relay--Won b. Mich
Jim Piercel: second. nlineis. Time. 9:264,