Overton Beats Ray, Making a New Record
NEW YORK, March 11.?Joint W. Overton, a new world's record-winning indoor track meet, won the indoor track meet, one of the features of the national indoor track meet held at the Twenty-second Regiment Armory. Overton won the indoor track meet, with overton second, making a record of 2 minutes. The previous indoor track meet, made by himself, Joe Hay, of the Illinois A.V., was second, with 2 yards behind the track, and Dave Caldwell finished the same distance behind Hay. Despite opposition, Joe Loomis, of the Chicago A.V., successfully defeated his title in the 1st year of the world's classic, held over from Brook River, of Maryland State, in the record time of 11 seconds. The Olympic record was held over from the Metropolitan championships, and Arthur Burroughs, of the New York A.V., was first, with Murray, second, and H.Sanger, another New York man, third.  J. O. Henry, of the Irish-American A. fourth. The time was 1:45.
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