| Show TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING AUGUST ‘ 8 1932 ZABALA RUNS TO RECORD VICTORY IN OLYMPIC MARATHON Japanese Lad Swims to 100 Meter Triumph Seventeen-Year-Ol- d Four Runners Drive to Finish Within Lap of One Another First Three Excel Mark Ferris Second Toivonen Third at the Finish Here’s How the Pennsylvania Flier Appeared Argentine Harrier Covers Yanks Finish Mile 385 Yard Far Ahead in Twenty-Si- x Classic Course in 2:31:36 Track Events Nippons Take Team Lead in Water Events r Relay Teams Sot More Miyazaki World Records Jcau Shiley Wins Jump Leads Male to Holland Girl Lowers Record Finish By ALAN GOULD (Associated Tress Sports Editor) By ALAN GOLLD By PAUL ZIMMERMAN OLYMPIC STADIUM Los Angeles (Associated Tress Sports Editor) SWIMMING STADIUM OLYMPIC Aug 7— Cheered on bv more than OLYMPIC STADIUM Los Angeles Los Aug 7 (iP)— On the tidal Angeles In 75 300000 spectators including 00Q Aug 7— Scattering world' records all free style finals wave of the the big stadium Juan Carlos Zabala over the premises in utmost abandon d 20 year-ol- d Argentine runner for men the hopes two British rivals and a pair the United States track and field of Japan In the of Finnish challengeis today to capathletes in the concluding Olympic aquatic events of ture the classic Olympic marathon events a thrilled crowd of games the tenth Olympiad In record time four finals and advanced today as today by sweeping team First South American to capture the for clinching championships Yasujt Miyazaki a the crowning honors ol Olympic foot men as well as women by overwhelmgrammar school ing margins over the rest of the racing Zabala justified his position boy sped to vicof favorite by running a front race world tory In the first of While American men's quartet nearly all the way outlasting all rivals championship in an exciting battle over the last were pounding records to bits in the the games six miles and finishing strongly in final 400 and 1600 meter relays the The 17 year-olU S A women the stadium amid a tumult of acswimmer romped off to a close claim won by an arm’s victory over Canada In the off handkerchief the bound Ripping relay and Jean Shiley of Philadellength over his around his head Zabala acknowlteammate Tatsugn phia won the high jump for girls Kawalshi in 58 2 edged the big crowds roar as he administering the first defeat of the s last to and around turn the broke the sensational second Texas swung games girl of a second slower Babe Dikrikson thetape in 2 hours 21 minutes 38 seconds His time for the 28 miles 385 World recoids were surpassed by than the Olympic record he set yesterday in the semi wide margins in each of these events yards surpassed the previous Olym- - f as a fitting climax to eight days of finals pic record of 2 32 35 8 set by Hannes Kolelunauien of inland in the 1920 The record breaking of the second the most dazzling track and field performances ever witnessed games and was one oi the best ever day of the international water tests was left however to the feminine Including the marathon 23 track registered for the long route although n no world records are liatei and field events for men saw new competitors as Willemijnle den the sturdy Dutch girl sped up Olympic records established In no Finishes Well la Front free style record for women fewer than 19 while the women Zabala shaking off his strongest for the fourth time in two davs to In all six of their broke records world rivals with a great burst of speed 1 07 8 second in a riotous finish of contests over the last mile and a half finthe first semifinal race Twenty Four Games Records ished a good 200 yards ahead of Sam Dutch Lass Threat In Final Ferris of Great Britain the runner All told for both men and women 24 new Olympic marks were put on The mark also eclipsed for the up with Armes Toivonen of Finland fourth time the recognized world recthird and Duncan Wright another the books including IS new world ord of 1 09 8 set by Albina Osipowich British star fourth records Three other world records U S A m 1929 Miss den Ouden in The first four vera so closely wrg equaled bunched within 65 seconds of each The United States emerged with s winning her race gave stern promise to Helene Madison America's leading other that they were all within tire total of 11 flist places out of the 23 track and field features for the best hope and applicant for more record stadium by the time Zabala reached than she can remember that she will the last turn and claimed the laurel’ showing made by an American team be the one to beat In tomorrow s wreath The Amer t) 'since the 1912 Olympics finals The first three all finished under (Iran girls won five of the six fern Miss Madison although not pressed Tnlne events the other being capthe former Olympic mark Feins was as was the Hollander won the second timed In 2 31 55 and Toivonen in tured for Poland by btella Walsh of heat in 1 09 6 several meters ahead 2 32 12 Cleveland Ohio Wright clocked in 2 32 42 of the field was less than seven seconds off the The stadium’s events today were In the first heat Margaret Cooper old recoid brought to a spectacular climax by Juan runCarlos Zabala Great Britain who started the Argentine Zabala although In sight of his the final appearance of Bill Carr ner whose in the American world victory Sunday parade yesterday with a nearest pursuer was never in serious at 400 marathon a classic distance meters who raced champion mark of 1 09 only to have Miss Madihis anchor lap In danger of being overhauled in the Olympic son and then Mrs Eleanor Garatll last mile as he convinced the crowds in the track sport set a new rerord 48 2 seconds to help the United States Sayville of San Francisco lower the he had plenty of stamina as well as team set a new world recmark m successive heats finished more speed than any other competi ord of 3 minutes 8 2 seconds and fourth thereby failing to gam a plato tor in the grind The sturdy Argenbeat the Butlsh quartet bv 20 yards in the finals tine youngster In his first Olympic Carr's time with a running start Second to Miss den Ouden was Mrs race had command almost fiom the equaled the mark he made in win Sayville eight tenths of a second bestart and easily met the challenges of nlng the 400 meter final Friday His hind with Josephine MrKitn U S A teammates Ivan Fuqua Ed Ablowlch his leading rivals irj the finishing a close third Neville Bult Australia LOS ANGELFS Aug 7 MV- - De- and 1 47 In were Warner timed Karl stages was second in the second heat with Zabala first shook off his most seri- feating Italy nine bou's out of 18 47 6 and 47 3 seconds respectively Jennie Miakal a powerful swimmer ous challenger in Lauri Virtanen the France won the Team Fpee cham The time wiped out the same from South Africa third young Finn who was a postentry In plonshlp of the Olympic games fenc team’s previous world mark 3 118 Schwartz Third the marathon Th made yesterday In the trials replacing the ban ingThecontests tonight French w ho last Mondjy n’ght old Olympic record of 3 14 2 was ished Paavo Nurmi Viitancn led for Third to the Nipponese in the men' won the team foils title seemed to completely obliterated finals of the 100 meters was Al nearly three miles before he was forced to drop out at around 20 miles win easily tonght over Italy lead Schwartz United States’ leading en400 Meter Mark Tumble to four bouts trant who finished more than a yard thioughout Wright then moved up fast enough to ing three was less the sensational Scarcely The United States was eliminated behind with Manuella Kalih also of take the lead and fought with Zabala of American the quarthe triumph in semifinals bv sprint the United States fourth a mere for nearly four more miles before the Italy and took r In tet in to the third racing and victory out hand's length in the wake of his ChiBriton aNo bowed to Zabala's steadl place Belgjiim put relay final In 40 seconds flat was ness Finally the Argentine drew of the running by France cago teammate also wiping out all previous records Eight thousand persons saw the secaway withstood the fresh challenge fourth The United States now has two Bob Kiesel Emmett Toppino Hector ond day’s events which sent Japan of lerris and Toivonen and was in in Into the team lead with 17 points The complete command looking back as third places having won that poi Dcr and Frank Wykoff running United State with the only other he came through the s'adium tunnel Lon in the team foils compettion that order led all the way to beat 10 starters In the final of the 100 meter and a second place Joseph Levis of the crack German team by to receive the victor's cheers yards of rate had to be content with 5 runners t epresenting Boston took second last week in the and erase lhelr own worId "cord Twenty-eig40 - made 11 Saturday's trials A A protest was lodged by the Hun14 nations started and 20 finished individual foils to give the United! In two dava "cond clipped garian delegation that Dr Stephen Japans high hopes of winning the States the highest honor in fendng'fu11 thls team from old lh8 Baranv had qualified for the finals mam prize were blasted although the it ever has been able to win in the by 01ympic lecord also held by the U S A but the International Swimming fedlittle runners from the Orient gave a M'ss Didrikson' first setback eration after overruled the protest 4 to 3 the consistently good performance It was contended that Dr Barany veteran Tsuda finishing fifth while his bare feet and ran about 17 miles she had won two previous events had finished second In the fast scmi- the two Koreans Kin and Gon came before he was foiced to drop out the javelin and 80 meter high hur final race which Miyazaki won yes- in sixth and ninth respectively lasted only dies with woild reoord perform Perry the Colombian Is Little Billie Carr the flying quarter-mile- r winleft Hill United 5000 Top in Stales meter that Ralph riin during which qerday although he had been placed' On'y two of tne Americans finished about five miles before he was taken ances was the sensaLon of the wo was Finn the charged with using foul tactics fouith The international federation men finals With the chance to be- ning the 400 meter event of the Olympics In the world record time Albeit (VShltey) Michehen the East off the course In an ambulance with a record in the event however also postponed the finals of the wocome the only tuple winner of the of 462 seconds I’oitchever (Conn ) plumber was tton is Blazin’ Ben Eastman whose 464- nmpltlt order ofWntxhfrr At his right Lower right Jatrln’ Jim Bausch the great Kansas university men’s 200 meter breast stroke to Tuesseventh about eight minutes behind 20 by Juftu Zhbala AmnUne 2 51 3ft l record athlete who crowned a brilliant athletic career with a victory In day after an early morning conferthe winner while linns Okiig of brrwul BarruM Bert I Creat Britain 7 31 55 (7 ence today Lower left Lehtinen Finnish runner la shown Hosing out the rules This deprived her of the the decathlon Saturday yards Buffalocame m eleventh Michclvn'x Armai Toivonen Finland 2 33 13 chance to continue the battle with Tomorrow's event call for five pretime was 2 39 38 and Olriag s 2 47 28 (70Hard yards) heats In the 400 meter free liminary The thud U S entry Jimmy Dem- 2 32Fourth— Duncan Wright Great Britain Mis Shirlev who won the event OLYMPIC TRACK 41 m at 5 feet 5 14 Inches for a new world style for men finals of the men yard) ean of Dorchester Mass was never Fifth— Japan 2 55 42 board diving and water polo mark for women ML Didrikson FIELD CHAMPIONS spring between a contender and so handicapped by P xth— Cabal K nTud Japan 2 4! L25 Brazil and Germany Y game B 5 feet 5 inches A Senth— A berl M chriseu finished second at a bad leg that he dropped out at about 2 3D 38 and Hungary and Japan 20 miles The United State women relay OI YMPTC BTAnTTJM Ioi Arilt Cftt fcslith— Hrks A if 7 AHi- - Th tiM of oiymric t rm t nd team consiiting of Miry Carew EveJapan wa completely outclassed The biggest upset was the failure of 1 11 is f manner d chHinpioLfthlp together ft ah by the United States water polo comTlk ( Paul De Bruyn of New York repre lyn Furtsi h Annette Rogers and Wll their recorn Trnlh — Ar drr lUrtltnctunAndejson x) inUUAtfi new world and Olympic bination which won It second game helmlna Von Bremen won a clo-: u m seriung Germany to give Zabala of the round robin scries 10 to 0 ric ird and exciting race fumi their Cans l OMil T! K A S 47 race Picked to win bv many win ill jnd mti equaled world record And 7 he Nipponese seven wa erratic — tUUord Brickcr Canada dan rivals in the 400 meter race nrw Olympic record ner of the Boiton marathon thu year 3 Trwifih 58 with its passing and had only threo Ux) indiiRie new Olympic record WILMINGTON Cul Aug 7 (P) — and a rugged runner De IJrujn found 'Thirteenth— FaiialM V'f iP t Mim Von Bcrmen finished barely a real scoring chance during the play MFN 8 2 SAC K rEsrs Ko iricctiih—John Miles Canada 2 50 33 of the pace entirely too iwift He sufHilda ahead Cana Strike yard Holland wcpt Into the lead In the Fif'tfiUli — Paul Da Bcrujn loo meter— Eddla ToUn United fHfttea The Yankee team on the other hand Germany dian anchor runner after fered no miships but finished fif- 3 S3 da birt they 101 (8) the ball In its opponents' terriOlympic monotype yachting scries r 300 niftere— Iddle ToUn teenth still apparently strong in 3 53P 34renth — PTaocola Beaeot Franc ed on even term for the last United 0tftU kept 21 3 fix tory most of the play end the United States through today 2 52 39 47 tune of The nit teoond bmnteenth— Fernando ChacaraUL Artnpi 400 meter— WillUm A Carr United Yesterday the Yankees defeated Others flat beat the former world and Olym disqualification cf it boat In the Sutre 4rt 2 On dropped oit Included tii a '5 49 8 to 0 oo nirtrr— JThomM Haiti peon Oreet Brit Brazil fourth race dropped from Us position the veteran Finn Willie Kyronen of1 Vj4te"ul‘Ww'd Cudworth Canada pic mark of 48 4 set by the Canadian The summary tin I 4b 8 ix) a Serious contender N rinth—Joao ft Iva Brooklyn Jne Ribas of Argent in team In 1928 — 1M)0 BeoctU prar’k ) ft? 6 melen Lo!t Italy bert BOSTON Aug 7 LOS ANGFI ES A eg 7 (M— Jan Maas of Holland sailed hi Mexico banot S 51 7 (xx and George Perry Colombia s lone 1 atnueth— KUnarUo -P VI meter— Laurt Lehtinen Flnlftod the new 14 V‘00 (Red) Worthington hardhitting monotype to second place in today s Jarring Jim" entry 7abal tlma new Olympic rcord tFor- - Greco-Roma- n 30 (ftx world champion In the decathlon first race the third of Die series over The Camdlan stars too were div Hjcr rfrt rd 2 hours II minutw 35 I “0 Himnr-uleft fielder of the Boston Braves Ralph HU1 U 6 A credited Kochmaiiun Kw land ID 4) a twonulo tiiangular course and lost exactly 15 pounds during the sen Mm tanred Cliff Brkker considered the Jo b?fl Han slidu broken n n auflered while a I If ooo !r Kyr Im Arxnil 11 metrrs— Jan Kuodnki Poland leg two In in whieh he race thlid second to amass best of the dominions contenders nrul rii(fHO today's day grind 30 U 4 i xx) Ftts I 1 Ji im lint ft an D no tDr ai Us M ing Into third base In the first Ina total of 4U points a six point margin moshrd all records and put the no mi r r hurdle— Orout Salim United wound up twelfth while Johnny nun I’SA u Maifn1 R'nsl La iM Vir Sift'"' 14 4 to over tn Finnish favorites rout of of a second second and the Mile a former winner of the Bos- - lirenuMr'f und England game place ning n n r a won Jm it pmtv niftd mord tn d4aiiuf OLYMPIC lavs AUDITORIUM 9 points abend of Germany another Othrrwlse he said he felt no 111 f tn l in 14fti ton marathon W lilroi d OUS fourteenth Fran turW Amin AUt Be glum w ith the Th Bit s today Hflerft A a ftd Br Angeles Aug 7 L1’)— 'Ihree Greco Ire- of the strenuous all around hurdle — noht Ttftdftll serious threat rffrrts One of the MexUan runner San h?no Jiuarioo 4i0fTtr to was a He and removed ft ua Baldao hratuumliaud ftl land i8 hospital Roman test His “fuolbsl! knee" did not Joe Jessup of San Diego Cal the wrcslting rt ampions won Diego Hernandes jstnrd the rare in he stirl il ntftllt marlt tiUHnwed their crowns ton ght bl final mate hex probibly w ill be out of the lircup alternate Amerlmn pilot strut k a bother him at all despite the ktioikPii ovr oi h min' iiMm licxnl n of the Olympic mat tournament All of aeavon runner tit wilh rest the for Alaii up frrtitfi buoy near the starting line of the strain of two hours of pole vaultnw Olympic and world ifconl equated a no fourth rnce tho lust on today's mono weie from vivitmg nation ing alone on the final day IlRt Amerimns entered the contests to ‘‘ooO Volmarl be disqualified Tirtf tvpe program Io flu! 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