Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-06-13 | Page 8 | College Track Aces in Final Olympiad Trials

College Track Aces in Final Olympiad Trials 1 Record in iii Sprints Leads Brilliant Crop of Stars Into Coast Meet l Ohioan Betters Hurdle Mark 1 CHICAGO June 13 FIfteen iP Fifteen track rack stars who helped turn In an assortment of records in the N. N C. C A. A champions h hips hip i p s swill swill will go co to the final Olympic trials at Palo Alto Cal Cat July 16 15 at the expense of ot the American Olympic pic pie committee 4 Those who landed landed land land- ed among the first V three in each event of last Saturdays Saturday's record smashing record n g z s meet are arc eligible c to lo compete in the final trials but restricted restricted re re- finances will permit only g the cream of the I lot to go expenses paid Metcalfe The list has not yet been prepared by A A. A A. A Staff Sr but on the basis of I performances Saturday the lineup probably w will Include I Ralph Metcalfe of Marquette who won wont both dashes In world record time the the century in 9 95 10 5 10 seconds equalIng equal equal- Ing lag the accepted world mark anc and continuing through meters the I Olympic distance In 10 2 10 seconds two-tenths two of a second faster laster than the world record He followed up by winning the yard dash In 20 5 10 a tenth of a second better than the world record and on the way passed the meter mark in iii 20 3 10 three- three tenths of a second Under world record rec ord figures FAST HURDLE RACE Jack Keller of Ohio State who raced the yard low hurdles in 22 7 10 seconds to chip three tenths of a second from the accepted world record George Saling of ot Iowa whose 14 10 1 seconds for the yard ard high hurdles was three-tenths three of a second second sec ond under the approved world mark Glen Cunningham Kansas who ran the fastest outdoor mile ever accomplished accomplished ac in America in beating Henry of Indiana In Charles of Miami university sity who set a new N. N C. C A. A A. A record record rec rec- ord of to beat Brocksmith in inthe inthe inthe the two twomile Brocksmith who drove Cunningham Cunning Cunning- ham and t to records Willis Ward Michigan an freshman who jumped 6 feet 7 8 1 Inches anc and Bert Nelson of Butler who cleared 6 feet 5 4 3 inches in the high jump NEBRASKAN SHINES Hugh Rhea Nebraska football star who set a new N. N C. C A. A A A. record ol of 52 feet 5 3 for the pound 16 shot put more than a foot better than the former mark made by Har liar low Rothert of Stanford George Williams Hampton Institute institute tute Javelin thrower who heaved the weapon feet Lambert Red dof dot Bradley Tech winner of the broad jump with 25 feet lec 6 38 inches Eugene BeaU Beatty Michigan Normal college negro who won von the meter hurdles hurdIe trial in seconds Charles Hornbostel of ot Indiana winner win ner nor of the yard run in 1 1535 Bryce Beacher Indiana John Won Won- Ohio State and Irving Seeley Illinois freshman who cleared 13 feet 10 inches In the pole vault Alex Wilson winner of the quarter quarter- mile mlle is expected to make the Canadian Canadian Cana Cana- dian Olympic team for the second tim time e. e