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ATHLETES IN ACTION

British Olympic -Trials

MANY RECORDS. BROKEN

London, July 11 Despite the fact that the track was still in a very heavy condi- tion. 45,000 spectators were pre- sent when the amateur athletic championships, constituting the British Olymple trials, were cop- thued at the White City Stadium to-day.

The Discus Throw, was won by Prendergast with a throw of 141 ft. 5 ins. Reavell Carter was' second, a quarter of an inch behind. and Bell third, with a throw of 134 ft. 7 ins. Prendergast and Carter both beat the English native record of 140 feet

Drake won the Throwing the

Hammer event with 151 ft. ina. Smith being second with 142 ft. 91 ms, the third place going to Monallen (Ireland) whose distance

was 141 it 6 ins

The Javelin Throw Went to Vanderpall (Holland) who won the event with a throw of 189 ft. 2 ins. Wilson was second with 180 ft. 41 ins, while Turner, was third with 159 ft. 9 ins.

Powell won the half mile covar- ing the distance in 1 min, 54.7 secs. He was a yard in front of fandley, who only managed to oust Kucharski (Poland) from second place by half a yard.

De Bruyn (Holland) won the Putting the Weight event with 46 t 2 Ins. Howland gained, second place with 45 ft. and Carver was third, his effort being 41 t. 7 ins. Britain, however, won the Pole Vault, Webster setting up, a new English native record with a leap of 12 ft. 9 ins, Woodhouse of Aus- tralia was second clearing 12 ft. 6 ins. and Leash was third with il ít. } ing.

Another English record wus equalled in the 100 Yards when Osendrap (Holland), breasted the tape. In 9.8 secs with Sweeney second and Holmes third. The Dutchman won by a matter of in- ches only, while half a yard re- parated the second and third com- petitors.

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ANOTHER RECORD

Another English record was broken when in the three miles Ward clocked 14 mins. 15.8 secs. to beat Close by 25 yards, while Reeve was 10 yards behind the

second man.

Traynor cleared 23 ft. 2 ins, to win the long jump from Breach, whose effort was registered 22

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five yards ahead of Rampling and Roberts, a matter of Inches se- parating the latter two,

Walker won the Decathlon with a total of 5.291 points, Cotter be- Ing second with 5.128, and Burgess third with 4,423.

The marathon race resulted in win for McLeod-Robertson, whose time was 2 hrs. 35 mins, 2 4/10

ft. 8 ins, the third place going secs, and who was six yards in

to Duncan at 22 ft. 7 ins.

Then 120 Yards Hurdles resulted

front of Harper, the latter beat-

ing O'Sullivan easily for second

In a win for D. O. Finlay by three place.

yards in 146 secs, which repre- The day's sport was brought to

sents another new British record. The second and third places were alled by Thornton "and Pilbrow respectively.

Sweeney, who came second to Osendrap in the 100 Yards, made no mistake in the 220 Yards, which he won in 21,9 secs. He wai 1) yards in front of Holmes, who beat Van Beveren (Holland) by about two feet for second place.

a conclusion by the quarter mile relay race, which was won by the Desmeli Voeters Club, Holland, " 43 secs- feuter,

EARLIER RESULTS

Lendon, July 10,

ships at the White City, constitut

The amateur athletic champion-

ing the Olympic trials, continued

heavy. Nevertheless, records were broken.

One of the finest struggles luin the rain to-day. The track was the meeting was seen when Wooderson clocked 4 mins. 15' recs. for the mile to beat Jack Lovelock by one yard. Graham, who anish-

ed third, was rather out of the picture, being 10 yards behind Lovelock.

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HURDLES THRILL

In the two miles walk (final), the Cooper of Great Britain, won by holder of the championship.

sixty yards in the time of 13 minutes 50 seconds. Bernard of Latvia and Churcher of Great Brit- ain were second and third, The quarter mile hurdle race.

Stothard, holder of the British provided the spectators with a half mile crown, and an Olympic other big thrill, Shemeld, Watsonhape, falled to qualify for the final (Australia) and Brown running in this event. Lovelock and together for the whole distance, wooderson qualined for the mile the race anally ending in the or anal. der mentioned above, Shefield's time was 55.6 secs.. Watson being only a yard behind the winner, while Brown was half a yard be hind the Austrálian.

First place in the High Jump went to Australia, Metcalfe clear ing 8 ft. 1 in., with Brasser (Hol land), who jumped 8 feet, taking second place. West was third with a jump of 5 ft. 10 ins

Eventon, Ginty and Wylle finish-

In the final of the six mile race, Noll of Poland led Burns and Potts of Great Britain home in 29 mind- tes 45.4 seconds, which was better than the native English record of 30 minutes, 23.2 seconds. It was a cleverly judged 'race, Noj! spurting in the back stretch and winning by Ave yards. Eaton, the British Olympic hope, was out of form and was not placed.

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