The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 15

THE LINCOLN THURSDAY', JULY' 4, FIFTEEy New Records Turned In in Denver Games By Athletes in Junior Compet; A If 220 inner DKNVKR. July of the most gaudy Fourth of July celebrations this old western city ever had known was on program for the senior track and field championships of the amateur athletic union. The big blare of the day is a foot race over 100 yards. The crowd will be yelling for an explosion which will shatter the record time of 9.6 seconds for the distance, with Frank Wykoff, Claude JBracey, Eddie Tolan, Russell Sweet, and nine other lesser known sprint stars, individually and as the fulminators. Several times thus year the of fine; mark has been beaten, but the performances, one and all.

remain In the category of the unofficial. The time seems to be at hand for a fool proof "century of the right here In the American pics True. George Simpson, the "world's fastest human." since DENVER, July athletes scored in an impressive fashion in the national A. A. junior track and field championships held yesterday.

Rav Alf. former Doane college are. set a new junior A. A. T.

record when he won the 120-vard dash in 21 5-10 seconds. Alf finished second In the century. Cohe Tomson. University of Nebraska, was fourth in the broad jump with a leap of 22 11 Paul Hertz of Peru college heaved the 10-pound shot 44 feet 7 Inches for fourth place. F.merie Cummings, University of Nebraska, was third in the steeplechase.

WESTERN CLUBS TO BOOST STOCK National Loop leaders Engage East Teams Until September. LEADING- HITTERS Misstep Favorite Arlington Feature he ran the hundred in 9 4 seconds a' Chicago, is out of the field with a leu injury received here in train- rw.ui. rhiu, Ing but there are at least five com- Hwmaby, jietltora who are apable of going loader under the old record Junior Marks Fall. NATIONAL I jiao i r. AB CHICAGO.

July 4 of the best, horses in training were listed to go to the post In the blazing Athletis have won twenty- RY DAMS J. WALSH. NEW YORK July 4 to a schedule committee that apparently is wasting its genius outside a Chinese laundry', baseball tomorrow will enter upon one of the strangest interludes of its history a prolonged seance of intersectional meetings in which the pennant in the National league at least will be tossed around like a juggler's ball. Not until September 22. almost two months away, will the west stop coming east and the east cease going west, bv which time the survivors should be few and somewhat fatigued, meaning frazzled As far a- he American league Is concerned, the arrangement means the iv uncertainty Involved In the fact that the trail- n.

The Junior championships, ch yunu started the annual games yesterday Vork tend to indicate that there will r.s iifl ana $15.000 stars and, stripes handicap, eight of thirty-two games from 7 i feature event of today's program at Washington and Boston and un-' the Arlington park track fortunately won see much of thus us: Misstep was the overnight favor- nalr for the rest of the season. In ago lte tor the mile and a furlong the National league, it means that event for three-year-olds and up, the three strong clubs of the west. amfrk NN league although Montanaro. wnnner of the Chicago Pittsburgh and St. Louis.

ii if Gaffsman and Sir Harry aho a bumper crop of new record hold- were heavily backed ers by nightfall Five junior marks 414 An added feature was to bring fell in yesterday's competition, another mark wax tied and still another beaten, only to be disallowed beause Ailett, a Colorado university boy, who ran the 440 yard low hurdles in 54 6 seconds toppled the final barrier in his dash to the finish line In the 100-yard dash, Cv Iceland of Texas Christian university bucked a strong headwind to finish at the head of the field in 9 8 seconds, tying the record in 1921 by Vernon Blenklron of the Los Angeles A. C. Other noteworthy performances of the day include; 21 5 seconds for the 220 yard dash bv Raymond Alf of the Denver Athletic club Three-Eye league Bloomington, 2 Evansville, J. I Tree 9 Quincy. 9 Decatur.

5 Springfield, 19 Danville. 9 together a small but select field in the old glory' handicap for three- year-olds at one mile Clvch Van Dusen Kentucky derbv winner, was the favorite, with Windy City. American derby victor, and Earl Sande's Hermitage well played Boxing Makes Big Hit In Land of Chile Con Carne 198 4 teet In the lavelin throw by tne University of owa Weiden, of Six feet 4Inches in the high Jump set by Bert Nelson of Butler university A pole' vault of 13 feet 4 3-4 Inches by Harold McAtee of Michigan State college 14 9 seconds in the 120 vard high hurdles by Jed Welsh, California school boy All of these were record breaking performances Denver Wins Title. The Rocky Mountain district farpd better than had born expected. Its athletes, enrolled with the Denver Athletic club, took the junior team championship from the grasp of its strongest rival, the Los Angelea A bv a margin of 19 points The A Ci total wa? 67.

and Los Angeles' 49 The field for the senior field championship was one of the most representative the A A has ever had. A great race was in the making among several of the nation's outstanding hurdlers In the lilgu hurdles there were Richards national Collegiate and Western Conference champion, and holder of the unofficial world's record; Steve Anderson, the A A champion. Jed Welch, Carl Ring, the metropolitan A A U. champion and several other top- notohers. Conger In Mile.

The mile run brings together Lee Lermond. Ray Conger Rufus and Gus Moore, and the forecasters saw at least a very close approach to Paavo Nurmi's world's record of four minutes 10 4 seconds In the javeltn. the discus and the pole vault there was a fine of talent aiming at new with at least a fair prospect of success in the latter two, Otcl Krenia 100-yard Won by Leland. Texas Christian Alt. Oenvar a C.

second Mamet, l-oa Angelea A third. Ire- harne A fourth, time 9 19 secotidi equals junior A A U. ra 1 un American handicap last week, had will be aligned almost continuously 4 in plenty of support. Canaan. Sun against the cash represented largely Beau and the Seagram stable entry by Mr.

Giants. Somehow. fear worst for Mr McOraw Giants Giants Facing Test. They have only twenty-one game left with the rest of the dodering east and the most disquieMng part of it is that only six of these are with the Phillies which is Just toA The Oiants have taken the Rhot- ton entr- for a straw ride thirteen out of sixteen times this year. By the same token, the arrangement is all In favor of the Chicago Cubs, for thev dally with the other western contenders Pittsburgh and St.

Louis, in Just thirteen games whereas they will play thirteen, all told with the Reds, who are a kick in the 'otry for everybody right now. The Cards and Pirates, on the other hand, mi "day eleven games agptmt each other while the Giants face probably as manv as fifty additional meetings with their three arch-rivals from the west. Cards Against Phillies. The excitement will begin in a modest way tomorrow with a single game between the Phillies and Cardinals in Philadelphia. Chicago and Boston the partv the following dav and thenceforth business will be most brisk.

Except for a brief interval between A uk 26 and 5. the east and west of both leagues will be locked In the. throes of chronic a for virtually the remainder of the season words about 70 percent of all sectional games have played during me first ten weks of the The schedule in the National league, to which the rival league largely conforms, calls for something like this- July 5 to July 22; the west is in the east; Julv 23 to August 7: the east is in the west; August 9 to August 26: the west is in the east; September 5 to Sentcmber 22 the east is in the west. If that a sap arrangement, I'll drink the contents. Columbia Remains In Henley Regatta HENLEY-ON-THAMES.

England. July Columbia university 150-lb crew advanced another step In its quest for the famous Thames challenge cup eliminating Kingston in the twelfth heat by one length. The time was seven minutes thirty-one seconds. The Columbia men. who had won their first heat yesterday by beat- Mexico has its list of ring heroes starting with Herrera and Rivers ing the Westminster Bank Rowing 2 won by carls and coming down to Rodriguez who Is to be matched for a fight in the club, again showed their superiority a c.

wicmu. Mexico City bull ring. by finishing race at a fast rate They showed no distress MEXICO CITY. July box- ra. accomplished twanger of guitars while several of the Kingston men eo.

or the sport of the padded mitts. who worp "los guantes." or gloves, collapsed after reaching the finish on by Allol. horrtmino mitirmat Ullder the IianiP Of RiVPrS. Une. a a ming wh nu.Kmal Pa Highly artistic, although not re- Kingston took an earlv lead of markably powerful with his punches three-quarters of a length but the A ,1 bvfr slonal "beisbol" is little known and Joe was a formidable challenger for Columbia crew refused to be flur- "futbol" even rarer.

lightweight honors. ried. maintaining a steady stroke Three won bv Harrv ciark But everywhere the Eplfanio Ramirez next took the until the half-way mark was HUli flourish. Each countv of Latin Rio Grande in his stride. Because reached.

Then the crew spurted high Morris Southwest A Latiytiw La third Fuqua, unattached, fourth 7-10 aee- onda vard low W'on by Allot De- ver A A 1 34 17 3-10 wd. i ui I America boasts of its lisimo as Bert Colima. About him and after covering 200 yards over i won by wuton tvie, in the various classes, each turning his family were from the Mexican hauled their opponents who by then a eager eyes toward the north, where state of Colima he entered el pugi- were rowing raggedlv and were un- third 0 an of Is something of the toreador, a able to wdthstand the challenge, fourth r.me js mm ls worth many more pesos than at light, agile darn ing about, almost From then on Columbia kept an Won F. a- home And a brand new language upright Hus dark secret Ls that eVen stroke and won comfortablv. wrd a Don- has been devised to describe their he Is a southpaw, but he covers It up bv keeping his left extended.

In Tie. No Mexican fighter ever won his lsqmerdazo." or HENLEY-ON-THAMES. England. a champiortsliip, but several have left hand -wipe, is dangerous. Cnndnn Rnwtna climbed Tie golden ladder One of Bias Rodriguez is a chess player and the Argonaut Rowing club the first was Aurelto Herrera, a of parts a linotype operator and a Canada r0WPd to a dpad heai soft-spoken son of northern Mexico, demon telegrapher.

Now there la a rotmd of thp chaUanfe fup the dererhazo or t.i.x o. ma i.ung him with A1 tournev here this morning The of- right hand punch, of a middle- Brown the fight to take place in ficlal fime waj, mlnuteB and weight. the bull ring of Mexico City. thirteen seconds Training largely on big black Bo thLs great stadium which whlrh waa the flr heat cigars and the fterv lquids of a by- heretofore has re-echoed with such fnr Rowine elnh in 4 Orio.r* dav ho. waa terror to the lit- shouts as Saouen el toro" or London ciud in tne A Meort er a as a terror to tne iu- snouts as oaauen ei wro.

or challenge was a hard atmg ptrriv tiP mpn veam ago More than Bring A of Nebraxkt to 440- by Bottoi A A Blft'i Michigan A De troll OborgUlt, Loo Ango.ot A third Ptr.knev ihrnv or A fount T'me 49 arc on da run Von bv Manning. Wlchl ta unHoraitv, Harvoi, a toe end Farna, Angelea A third Abhn't. mm Calif. fourth. Time, 39 g-jd 190 yard hurd.e* Won by Jed Weiah touer iit i on the bull, swm may ail the way with a strong wind fourth 9 io a da jnn- half his fights ended with his op- such rejoinders as Regale en la Rowing dead against the crews won bv a rv.n which Ls penza a coy frfirase meaning "Hit had nearly a length ver A A A Un for flattened He took on Kim downstairs at mark but the a third Trt 1 fjoocl retiring And will thoif bid gtinsuts And At.je.e» a Time his consuming thirst to a California faas to veil for an "opercoot" and margin to a auarter length 1 0 a rancho to scream Faool" should their fa- Then there was Senor Lito Ibar-lvonte be smote near the belt.

Oreer ha me Los Ange 4 S- 50 record t. vard run Won bv Rico ake a A ond, MfCteach Ai.geV« a third Northrup, fourth, Time Fleti vault Won bv Michigan (Mata li feel incl ee Hit ev Den er A leceng, Jefforaon, Loa Breoer. ivenver A fourth Nae Junior A A record A feoc 1 Co Br gt am br 1 Olekoraon 3 3 Young aocnnd Reeve Brigham Iieroy, talk Sheldon 4 7 Young unlvertlljr, third Rirwi (irand ('ircuit. Two Wir INir.e 17 W. Mr White! 1 I 3 I 1 la McBlwtn, br tr.

Hanover a Bertha, Berry BRIEFS. Martha Noreltus held more swimming championships than any other i i woman when disbarred bv the 4 i A A U. lead I Argonauts spurted and the margin to a auarter length Then in the last fifty yards they struck a thirty-six beat stroke and got on even terms with the London crew- and both finished rowing strongly. The heat will be re-rowed Amateur Qolf. A 3 3 ro 3 ro four Bhru put A A Beattie, ei Wan Be hie tr.er A flog foet All 44 feet inches A third 4g 7 Peru tea college 44 Bolacn r.che» Ar of oH by Belton Butler feet a and Van 4 Jar vecar.d Broad np Won by Barber An- re.r* A 34 feet 3 Haakeh nuia Meowd Haaiitan.

Dan- A third, mpion, fourth li hammer bv Karl -Dutcht Clark, Dtnoat 1 a ronca Walter Ciark A Yale uatveraity fourth Mop, atep jump Or A 4 ill, KsiMien. Tea 113 feet 1 aeeond, B'ewart Kivilt IfaiBittaft, man I Lawrence IN by elm hr Uad- of loo a 4-1P fee' aea juntar record Ken ad. Be'an, Kansas State Time 3 10 3-S 3 19 3 09 3 3 10 Murphy, Vainr Calumet, AB- er also started Trat, M.W* ard fc by Lee Tide. 13 1 He.i.vrt">d Harrod 7 I 3 Barrier, gr White 3 4 3 Coburn Rev. I 1 3 AstSikr 3 4 mne ng 04 3 3 Neffeo nenetnr Breaef.

per, Peter Sloan, Senator Craa fetd started I II Tret SI Pete- Ootal. by Chestnut Peter MM 1 1 Qua.tty, ..333 The Great 1 It I Stout, i ft! out i 3 4 3 Boo 9 3 11 Time 3 07 1 1 3 64 4-S, 3 3-9 Ravenaoff Voio Scott, Dlile Veto Vole Master, also started Pace Parse SI Bennie Direct, te by Walter Direct 3 I 3 Ln Pvtch Lacey 3 3 1 Boy Vail 3 4 4 Ecv MdCtyo 6 CM 1 vv 8 i hi a laot 1 9 Time 3 04 1-8 3 1-3 3 I l-S to King. Blaeg Batia. Hoilerood rr ar Burlsigh Grimsa of thr Pirates No explanation is known for the peeuiiar method of computing used in tennis LTNKS TOt ENKT. Bla were played In the public golf tournament on the Antelope club The Rarten won from A 3 and I Second Flight Wilbur Haegen won from Blarchard 4 and 3 urth Flight Fred Waller )r won Tile golf champions of six south- from by default, pollard Willie Ritola is a five-time winner of the 10 -mile run held under the direction of the A A ern states are under 18 years old Caldere won from McProud 3 Flight Fred Allen won from No major pitcher made more than one balk last season A tr.

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