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1ST RACE
ON TRACK
Barbutti of Syracuse In
Winning 400 Meter Race
, Saves the United States i
; From Goose Egg In;
, Olympics. Harvard
-!Crew Back In Running j
By Beating Japs.
OLYMPIC STADIUM, AM8TKH
JAM, Auk. 3 WJ America won
its firHt and only track event of
thelites Olympic kph today us
Ktuut-hourted Hay Unrutl fought
hltt way to the 4U0-nicter chum
pionnhip after a spectacular battle
with tho pick of the world' uuar-tyr-milei-H,
which wound up in a
lialr-raiMliiK finish.
j'lntand Htarletl the day with
nnothur impresHlvc victory, AVllllo
Hitola currying off tho lit) 0(1 -meter
crown with hia tcammuto and rl
vul, I'avo Nunni, tiecond und the
only American to finish, lco J-er-moud,
fourth. Hut In the other
final on the day's pioK'um JJurhuti
run the Stars und Stripes up Die
victory pule by finishing Just eight
indies ahead uf James Hall of Cun
ntfa is a desiderate drivo for tho
line.
It wan the sixth men's chain
pionshfp won for the United Htates
thus far In the game, but It was
tho most welcome of all as the
other five victories wero gained In
the field events while foreign foot
racnrs run away with all tho cinder
path IuuipIh in sight.
llarbuttl, former football player
at Myrncusu and one of the must
eourageoiiM competitors in the his- i
tory of track, went into the rare
to nave this 400-meter classic from
tho wreckage and ho camn through
although the great field arrayed
against him forced him to cover
tho distance in 47 4-5 HceondK, Just
one-fifth of a second behind the
Olympic record. Ill final lunge
for the tape sent him sprawling
to the cinders, but it brought him
victory.
The point score for the 17 men's
track und field events comptcted,
including tho two which took place
today, follows, the totals he-Inn
romputcd under the unofficial but
Renoral systt-m of awarding ten
points for first, five for Meuond,
lour for i hlrd, t hrec for f ouit h.
two for fifth nnd one Tor sixth.
United StateH .. .142
Finland .. U4
Uritain 40
Hwedcn 37
Oermany 31
Canada 33
Japan In
Mouth Africa 14
France 10
Ireland la
Tforway 7
$lungury 5
alum 5
in.. Harvard omr Hark.
HLOTKN. Ilollaml, Aug .3. II'i
The I'nited stittgH won three races
and loMt one in the Olympic lott
ing rcKattu today, depullcating yes
terday's performance. The Harv
ard four with coxswain gut back
Into the running by beating the
JapanecH easily, but the IVnn A,
C. pair from Philadelphia, with Its
boy coxswain, Tommy Miidt, lusl
a close race to the Italians by a
hutf length.
Other American victories were
the double scullers' triumph mvr
Hie Hwiss pair In the fastest time
of Hiiy of the five heats In this
event of 7' minutes 4.'i 4-fi hci-oihIs.
and an Impressive win by the Pcnu
Jtarge club four without coxswain,
after trailing the Oermau shell for
10U meters.
Losing the first race does not
definitely eliminate n crew from
this competition ami the double
shell steered by Maey will have a
chance to get a new start tomor
row when today's losers will row
umeng themselves, p.y this same
method Harvard wan able to wipe
out its defeat yesterday by the
Cernmns with ltn victory over the
Japanese nnd leln ail over again.
Tin Med ford Merchants and
tho Ha lei n team of the Willam
ette valley league, are playing ,
this uftei iioou at the fail KioiiniN, I
before a large crowd. The u
iiul athletic rivalry between Med
ford und Ha lem exists. I
Sunday afternoon the Mer
chants will play the owen-ore-(ion
team. Arthur Hchocnt wilt
occupy tho mound for the mill
team, and Jack Hughes will
pitch for the Merchants.
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