Rose. Michigan, 1904.

feet 4 inch, Ralph

Discus throw-155 feet 2 inches. Arlie Mucks,
Wisconsin, 1916.

Javelin throw-198 feet 10% inches. Milton
Angier, Illinois. 1923.

1 mile relay-3:20, Illinois, 1923.

FRANKLIN FIELD RELAY MEET. Philadelphia, Pa.. April 25-26, 1924. Relay Events.

Distance medley university relay, championship of America (first man to run a quarter mile, the next a half, the third three-quarters of a mile and the fourth one mile)-Won by Pennsylvania (Lomassen, Fisher, Kerr and McLane): Missouri, second; Princeton, third. Time, 10:40%.

State

American college championship sprint medley
relay (first man to run 440 yards, second
and third men 220 yards, and fourth man
880 yards)-Won by Pennsylvania
(Helffrich, Conway, Moore, Enck); George-
town, second; Cambridge university, third;
Occidental college, fourth. Time, 3:30%.
1-mile South Atlantic Intercollegiate A. A.
relay-Won by University of Virginia (Castle-
man, Irvine, Talbot and Bohannon); George-
town, second: University of Maryland, third.
Time, 3:21%. (New record for the event.)
1-mile Middle Atlantic States Collegiate A. A.
relay-Won by Lafayette (Allen, Williams,
Lewis, Mallick); Johns Hopkins, second; New
York university, third. Time, 3:31%.
Interscholastic medley relay, championship of
America (first man to run 440 yards, sec-
ond man 220 yards, third man 660 yards
and fourth man 880 yards)-Won by Hunt-
Burns.
ington school of Boston (Stanseld.
Clark and Dooley): Hamilton Collegiate In-
second: Lowell High
stitute of Canada,
school, third. Time, 4:43.
by Columbia
14-mile university relay-Won
university (Deck, Donaldson, Koppisch and
second: Chicago,
Starkey): Georgetown,
Time, :44.
third: Syracuse, fourth.
relay, championship
2-mile university
America-Won by Boston college (McKillop,
Mahoney, Welch and Cavanaugh); George-
town university, second: Cambridge univer-
sity of England, third. Time, 7:47%.
new world's record.)
1-mile university

of

(A

of relay. championship of University Virginia by America-Won (Castleman, Irvine, Talbot. Bohannon); Yale university, second; Holy Cross college, third; Time, 3:19%. Princeton, fourth. championship of relay. 12-mile university America-Won by University of Pennsylvania (Hill, Martin, Keogh and Wolf): Occidental college, Los Angeles, second: Chicago university. third; Syracuse university. fourth. Time, 1:29%.

1-mile freshman university relay, championuniship of America-Won by Georgetown

versity (McClain, Eastman, Swinburne and Estevez); University of Pennsylvania, second; Yale university, third. Time, 3:27%. 4-mile university relay, championship of America-Won by Harvard (Watters, McCutcheon. Chapin, Tibbetts); Columbia, second; Cornell, third. Time, 18:17%.

Nichols,

Pa.

1-mile class B college relay-Won by Occiden-
tal, Los Angeles (Buckman, Spangler, Ells-
Columbia university.
worth and Powers);
second; Boston college, third. Time, 3:22%.
(New carnival record.)
1-mile middle Atlantic states class B relay-
Won by Dickinson college, Carlisle,
(Evans,
Norris and Templin);
Muhlenburg college, Allentown. Pa., second:
Union college, Schenectady, N. Y.,
Time. 3:30 %. (New carnival record.)
1-mile relay, college class-Won by Ohio Wes-
leyan (Pierce, Kestle, Rosser and Hovis);
second: St.
George Washington university,
Bonaventure college, Olean, N. Y., third.
Time, 3:38%.

third.

1-mile relay, college class-Won by Springfield
(Mass.) college (Clarke, Grimshaw, Russell
and Georger);
university. New
York. second:
college, Clinton.

Fordham
Hamilton

N. Y.. third. Time. 3:27. 1-mile relay, college class-Won by Bates college (Archibald, Senella, Wilson and Carey); Colgate university, second: Lafayette college. third. Time, 3:27%.

1-mile relay, college class-Won by Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, (Kramer, Bier, Bohn and Humbert); Rensselaer Polytechnic institute, Troy, N. Y., second; Polytechnic institute, Worcester, Mass., third. Time, 3:32.

1-mile high school relay, championship of
America-Won by Brooklyn Technical high
(Sacco, Bry on, Brown, Slepian); Lakewood
(Ohio) high, second; Medford (Mass.) high,
third. Time, 3:31%.

1-mile preparatory school relay, championship
of America-Won by Mercersburg academy
Lawrence-
(Shotten, Kelly, Read, Daley);
ville school, second. Time, 3:29%.
2-mile interscholastic relay, championship of
America-Won by Huntington school of Bos-
Wood, Dooley and
ton (Carney.
Clark);
Hamilton Collegiate Institute of Canada, see-
ond: Mercersburg (Pa.)
third.
academy.
Time, 8:17%. (A new American record.)
relay-Won by
1-mile, class B high school
Harrisburg Technical high (Stroup. Mid-
daugh, Hall and Graham); Brooklyn Train-
ing, second: Dewitt Clinton, New York, third.
Time, 3:35. (A new record.)

1-mile, class B preparatory school relay-Won
by De la Salle institute, New York (Manz.
Condon, Hoctor and Dolan); St. Benedict's
Prep school, second; Brooklyn Poly, third.
Time, 3:32%. (New carnival record.)
Individual Events.
Pentathlon-Won by Charles West, Washing-
ton and Jefferson college: 13 points.
(pentathlon)-Won by
Running broad jump
Charles West. Distance, 22 feet 1% inches.
Javelin throw (pentathlon)-Won by Harry G.
Frida. University of Chicago. Distance, 185
feet 7 inches.
by G.

200-meter

run

(pentathlon)-Won
Pierce, Ohio Wesleyan. Time, :224.

1,500-meter run (pentathlon)-Won by Charles
West. Time, 4:54.
by Tony

Discus throw (pentathlon)-Won
Plansky, Georgetown. Distance, 116 feet 42
inches

100-yard dash-Won by Chester Bowman, Syra-
cuse. Time. :10.

21

220-yard dash (international)-Won by Louis
Clarke. Johns Hopkins. Time,
2-mile run-Won by William Richards, New
York university. Time, 9:40%.

120-yard hurdles Won by Larry J. Snyder,
Ohio State. Time. :15%.
400-meter hurdles-Won by Ivan Riley, Kan-
sas Aggies. Time, :54%.
Running high jump-Won by William Ro-
busch, Pittsburgh. Height, 6 feet 2 inches.
Running hop, step and jump-Won by Wil-
liam Richards, New York university. Dis-
tance, 44 feet 5 inches.
Running broad jump-Won by W. A. Dowling.
Georgetown. Distance, 23 feet 61⁄2 inches.
Pole vault-Won by J. K. Brooker, Michigan.
Height, 12 feet 10% inches.

Shotput-Won by R. G. Hills, Princeton. Dis-
tance, 47 feet 81⁄2 inches.

Javelin throw-Won by E. Oberst, Michigan.
Distance, 196 feet 2% inches.
Discus throw-Won by D. G. Richeson, Mis-
souri. Distance, 140 feet 9 inches.

DRAKE RELAY MEET.

Des Moines, Iowa, April 25-26, 1924.

University Events.

440-yard relay, first section-Won

by

Ne

100-yard dash, handicap-Won by Charles
Paddock. Time, :09.9.
440-yard run-Won by E. O. Wilson, Iowa.
Time, :49.7.

University of Illinois Relay Carnival.
The seventh annual indoor relay, track and
field games carnival of the University of Illi-
nois took place in the armory at Champaign.
Ill., March 1, 1924. Paul Jones of DePauw
university won the all-round championship
with a total of 5,136 points. Dean Brownell
of Illinois broke the world's record for the
pole vault off a dirt floor. He cleared the bar
at 12 feet 10% inches. Winners in relay
races:

1-mile medley, university-Notre Dame. Time,
2 miles, university-Michigan. Time, 8:05%.
8:18%.

4 miles, university-Illinois. Time, 18:19.
1 mile, university-Iowa. Time, 3:07.

2 miles, college-Cornell. Time, 8:28%.

1 mile, medley, college-Wabash, Time. 8:27. (New carnival_record.)

braska (Hatch, Bloodgood, Hein, Locke).1 mile, college-Western State Normal. Time, :43.4. 440-yard relay, second section-Won by Notre Dame (Layden, Dehooge, McTiernan, Barr). Time, 43.6.

(CalTime,

880-yard relay-Won by Illinois (Schoch, Car-
ter. Ayres, Evans). Time, 1:27.9.
1-mile relay-Won by Iowa (Morrow, Roberts,
Coulter, Brookins). Time. 3:21.5.
2-mile relay-Won by Northwestern
houn, Loveland, Kahn, Martin).
8:03.9.
4-mile relay-Won by Illinois (Ponzer, Mc-
Keever, Mieher, Hall). Time, 18:12.
College Events.

1-mile relay-Won by Des Moines (Tolles,
Pages, Corzatt, Montgomery). Time, 3:26.7.
2-mile relay-Won by Monmouth (Cline, Holt.
Niblock, Congdon). Time, 8:10.3. (New
Drake relay record.)

880-yard relay-Won by Kansas State Teachers (L. Williams, Harris, Lighter, E. Williams). Time, 1:32.4.

High School Events.

440-yard relay, class A-Won by Cedar Rap-
ids (Knapp, Potts, Loftis, Cuhel).
:45.6. (New national and Drake
scholastic record.)

Time,
inter-

Time.

3:31%. (New carnival record.)
following new carnival records were made:
In the individual field and track events the
75 yards, high hurdles Daniel C. Kinsey, Illi-
nois. Time. :09%. (Ties world's record.)
1.500-meter run-J. L. Brown, Minnesota. Time,
4:08%.
Running_broad jump-Dehart Hubbard, Mich-
igan. Distance, 24 feet 7 inches.
Pole vault-Dean Brownell, Illinois. Height, 12
feet 10% inches.

THE DAILY NEWS ROAD RACE.
Record of Winners.

June 21, 1919-Joie Ray, 6% miles. Time,
July 3, 1920-Amasoli Patasoni, 4 miles. Time,

35:42.

20:10%.

July 23, 1921-Joie Ray, 4 miles. Time. 20:14.
July 1, 1922-Joe Stout. 4 miles. Time, 20:45.
June 23, 1923-Schou Christensen. 4 miles.
Time. 21:23.

June 14, 1924-Russell Perry, 4 miles.
20:10%.

Time,

CHICAGO POLICE GAMES.
Members of the traffic division of the Chi-

880-yard relay, class A-Won by Cedar Rap-cago police department carried off the honors ids (Potts, Heath, Loftis, Cuhel). Time, 1:35.2.

1-mile relay, class A-Won by Mason City
(Lilliard, Tracy, Morton, Bair), Time, 3:37.4.
1-mile relay-Won by Cedar Rapids (Healey,
Heath, Loftis, Cuhel). Time. 3:34.1.
2-mile relay, class A-Won by Ottumwa (Wil-
cox, Ceconi, Herrman, Vincent). Time,
8:39.8.

Individual Events.
100-yard dash-Won by H. T. Evans, Illinois.
Time, :10.

100-yard high hurdles-Won by Daniel C. Kinsey. Illinois. Time, :15.6.

Running broad jump-Won by Dehart Hubbard. Michigan. Distance, 24 feet 2 inches. Running hop, step and jump-Won by Dehart Hubbard, Michigan. Distance, 46 feet 11⁄2 inches.

Kansas
Minne-

Pole vault-Won by Earl McKown,
State Teachers. Height, 13 feet.
Discus throw-Won by Carl Schjoll,
sota. Distance, 128 feet 5 inches.
Javelin throw-Won by Carl Schjoll, Minne-
sota. Distance, 196 feet 9 inches.
Shotput-Won by J. Purma, Kansas State
Teachers. Distance, 43 feet 8% inches.
Special Events.

125-yard dash-Won by Charles Paddock. Los
Angeles A. C. Time, :12. (World's record.)

in the annual athletic games in the Grant
park stadium Sept. 6 and 7, 1924, with a
total of 45 points. The 33d division was sec-
ond with 23 points and the 17th division
third with 20 points.

LONG DISTANCE RUNNING (1924).
(The marathon is 26 miles 385 yards.)
March 8-Baltimore, Md.; marathon: Frank
March 8-New York, N. Y.; 15% miles; Jack
Zuna, Millrose A. A.: 2:41:39.
Costello: 1:38:35.

March 29-Detroit, Mich.: marathon: Frank
April 19-Boston, Mass.: marathon: Clarence
Zuna: Millrose A. A.; 2:52 5-6.
H. DeMar, B. A. A.: 2:29:40%.
Sept. 6-Toronto. Ont.. 12 miles: F. E.
Wendling, Buffalo, and J. Cuthbert, Guelph,
Oct. 25-Chicago, Ill.; 10 miles; C. A., Woods,
Ont.. tied: 1:11:11%.
I. A. C.; 57:25.

YALE-HARVARD VS. OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE.
Winners of Event.
1899-Oxford-Cambridge in London..
1901-Harvard-Yale in New York..
1904-Harvard-Yale in London..
1911-Oxford-Cambridge in London.......5 to 4
1921-Harvard-Yale in Cambridge.

.5 to 4

.6 to 3 ..6 to 3

..8 to 2

1923-Oxford-Cambridge at Wembley. 6% to 5%

OUTDOOR ATHLETIC RECORDS CLAIMED Running high jump-C. T. Flahive, Boston col-
IN 1924.
Bowman, Syracuse.

(Olympic games not included.)

Javelin throw of 205.4 feet by Priester at At-
lanta, Ga., April 26.
220-yard low hurdles in :23 by Charles
Brookins at Ames, Iowa, May 17.
400-meter hurdles in :54 by Ivan Riley at
Lincoln, Neb., May 24.

400-meter dash in :47.7 by Erick Wilson at
Iowa City, Iowa, May 24.
10,000-meter run in 30:35% by Willie Ritola
at Helsingfors, May 25.

Les

High jump of 6 feet 8 inches by H. M. Os-
borne at Urbana, Ill., May 27.
11-meter hurdles in :14.7 by Karl W. Ander-
son at Ann Arbor, Mich., May 30.
200-meter dash in :21% by Victor
chinskey at Ann Arbor, Mich., May 30.
400-meter hurdles in :52% by Ivan Riley at
Ann Arbor, Mich.. May 31.
200-meter dash in :21 by Jackson Scholz at
Cambridge, Mass., June 13.
400-meter dash in :48.1 by J. Coard Taylor at
Cambridge, Mass., June 13.
200-meter dash in :20.9 by Jackson Scholz at
Cambridge, Mass., June 14.
250-yard dash in :25% by Charles Paddock at
New York, Aug. 23.

100-yard dash in :09% by Al Leconey at
Allentown, Pa., Aug. 30.

220-yard dash in 20% by Charles Paddock
at West Orange. N. J., Sept. 6.
5-mile run in 24:06.1 by Paavo Nurmi at
Viborg, Finland. Oct. 1.
With wind at back.

INDOOR CHAMPIONSHIPS.

National.

The National Amateur Athletic union's annual indoor track and field championship meet was held in New York, N. Y.. March 5, 1924, and was won by the Illinois Athietic club of Chicago with a total of 21 points. The Newark Athletic club and the New York Athletic club were tied for second place with 20 points each. Winners and time:

60-yard dash-Loren Murchison, Newark A. C. Time, :06%.

300-yard run-Loren Murchison. Time, :31%. 600-yard run-Walter Mulvihill, Holy Cro83. Time. 1:15%.

1,000-yard run-George Marstors, Georgetown. Time, 2:17.

lege. Height, 6 feet inch. 70-yard dash-Chester

Time, :07.2.

70-yard hurdles C. H. Moore, Penn State. Time, :09.1.

2-mile run-J. V. H. Booth, Johns Hopkins. Time, 9:36.

2 miles, university relay-Georgetown.

7:56.8.

1% miles, freshman medley-Boston
Time, 7:46.8.

Time. college.

1 mile, university relay-Yale. Time. 3:22.9.
Throwing 35-pound weight-C. F. Gates, Prince-
ton. Distance, 49 feet 3% inches.
Putting 16-pound shot-Ralph G. Hills, Prince-
ton. Distance, 46 feet 4 inch.
Running broad jump-A. R. Rose, Pennsyl-
vania. Distance, 22 feet 3% inches.
Pole vault-B. A. Owen, Pennsylvania. Height,
12 feet 6 inches.

Central A. A. U.

indoor

The twenty-seventh annual senior track and field meet of the Central A. A. union was held in the Broadway armory, Chicago, March 19, 1924, and was won by the Illinois Athletic club with а total of 61 points. The Chicago Athletic association was second with 58 points. Summary:

60-yard dash-E. N. Hermansen, C. A. A. Time, :06%.

70-yard high hurdles-H. S. Wallace, C. A. A.
Time, :09.

300-yard run-H. E. Hagen, C. A. A.
:34.

600-yard run-R. E. Dodge, I. A. C.
1:16%.

1,000-yard run-R. E. Dodge, I. A. C.
2:16%.

Time.

Time,

Time,

1-mile walk-Alexander Zeller, C. A. A. Time, 7:07. (New Central A. A. U. indoor record.)

2-mile run-Joie Ray, I. A. C. Time. 9:443%
1%-mile medley relay-I. A. C. first team.
Time, 7:59.

Shotput-H. H. Schwarze, unattached. Dis-
tance, 44 feet 6 inches.
Running high jump-H. M.
Height, 6 feet 6 inches.
door record.)

Osborne, I. A. C. (New world's in

Standing high jump-H. M. Osborne, I. A. C.
Height, 5 feet 4 inches.

Standing broad jump-H. M. Osborne, I. A. C.
10 feet 81⁄2 inches.

Women's Events.

1-mile walk-William Plant, Morningside A. C. Running high jump-Miss Katherine Lee, unTime, 6:43%.

2-mile run-Joie Ray. I. A. C. Time, 9:32.
70-yard high hurdles-Herb Meyer, Newark
A. C. Time, :09%.

1%-mile medley relay-New York A. C. Time,
7:47%. (I. A. C. teams disqualified.)
Standing broad jump-W. Irving Reid, Brown.
Distance, 10 feet 5% inches.
Running high jump-H. M. Osborne, Illinois,
and R. W. Landon, New York A. C.. tied
for first with 6 feet 4 inches. (Osborne won
jump-off.)

Standing high jump-Harry Sweitzer, Syracuse
Y. M. C. A. Height, 5 feet 3 inches.
Putting 16-pound shot-Ralph G. Hills, Prince-
ton. Distance, 47 feet 11 inches. (New
championship record.)

Intercollegiate A. A. A. Pennsylvania with 21% points won the third annual indoor championship track and field meet of the Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America in New York city March 1, 1924. Yale and Princeton were tied for second place with 20 points each. Summary of winners:

-1-mile run--S. C. Enck, Penn State. 4:24.

Illinois won the fourteenth annual indoor track and field meet of the Western Intercollegiate Athletic association in Patten gymnasium, Evanston, Ill., March 14 and 15, 1924. with a total of 38% points. The other contestants finished in the following order: Michigan, 19; Iowa. 15: Chicago, 13; Ohio State, 8: Northwestern, 7%: Minnesota, 62: Wisconsin, 2%. Dean Brownell of the University of Illinois broke the world's indoor record in the pole vault by clearing 13 feet % inch. Summary of winners: 50-yard dash-Robert B. Ayres, Illinois. Time, :05%.

60-yard high hurdles Daniel C. Kinsey. Illinois. Time, :07. (Tied conference record.)

440-yard run-R. B. MacFarlane, Chicago. Time, :52%.

Time, 880-yard run-C. A. Reinke. Michigan. Time. 2:00.

880 yards-J. E. Meredith, 1916: 1:52%.
1,000 yards-H. Cutbill, 1922: 2:12.
1 mile-N. S. Taber, 1915: :4:12%.
1% miles-Joie Ray, 1922: 5:33%.
11⁄2 miles-Joie Ray.
1% miles-Joie Ray.

2 miles-Joie Ray. 1923; 9:08%.
3 miles-W. Ritola, 1923; 14:15%.
4 miles-A. Shrubb, 1904: :19:23%.
5 miles-P. Nurmi, 1924; 24:06.1.
10 miles A. Shrubb, 1904: 50:40%.
50 miles-E. W. Lloyd. 1913; 6:13:58.
100 miles-C. Rowell.† 1882; 13:26:35.
100 miles-J. Saunders. 1882; 17:36:14.
120-yard high hurdles E. Thomson,"
:14%.

33% 220-yard low hurdles C. R. Brookins,
36

37% Standing high jump-L. Goehring.* 1913; 5

Running high jump-H. M. Osborne, 1924: 6 feet 8 inches.

Standing broad jump-R. C. Ewry,* 1904; 11 feet 4% inches.

Running broad jump-Robert Legendre, 1924: 25 feet 5% inches.

Pole Vault Charles Hoff. 1922; 14 feet 4

Ski jumping-Anders Haugen, United States, Switzerland
made a jump of 50 meters, but first place South Africa.
style Hungary
was given to Thams of Norway on
Australia
only 49
jumped
action, though he

Fancy

400-meter hurdles F. Morgan Taylor, Grin- Belgium

Marathon (26 miles 385 yards)-Albin Sten-
roos, Finland. Time, 2:42:22.

Discus throw-Clarence Houser, United States.
Distance, 46.155 meters.

Javelin throw-J. Myrra, Finland. Distance,
62.96 meters.

Houser, Cali

Hammer throw-Fred D. Tootell, Boston A. A.
Distance, 53.295 meters.
16-pound shotput-Clarence
fornia. Distance. 14.995 meters.
Barnes and
Pole vault-Lee

Glen Graham,

California, tied. Distance, 3.95 meters.
Running broad jump-Dehart Hubbard, Uni-
versity of Michigan. Distance, 7.445 meters.
Running high jump-Harold Osborne, Illinois
A. C. Height, 6 feet 6 inches.

Running hop. step and jump-Winter, Aus-
tralia. Distance. 15.525 meters.
Osborne,

C.