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TIE pole wanting was also interesting
I'd Smith, {. A. A A, william Enshe,
Garaen CITY Athletie Club; and John Pur-
eel. DIV npic Athletic Club, San Frsucisoo,
were thd contestants Elnslie drcDped out
early "a the oostest. but Snith aud Purcell
went up Peg after peg Smith was a
smaller man than Purcell. bat he Jumped
prctuly BE fsslly stumbled on nine feet.
a1e Purcell cleared il on the third aud last
tr1al.
The nrst event OF the day wac a Toward
run, three heats. the FIRST and second IN
each Of the irst two heats 70 run IN the
third -Four started in the fret heat I'd
Butcher, Pullman Athletic Club. got away
first and held his LEAD to the end George
T. herley, 4. A. A. A. was secend Five
started la the second heat r L Wright,
Union Athletic Club. won. with Horace =
Walker, Detroit Athletic Club. and Eli
ThornIsh. Atlantic Athletic Club. tied for
the second place In the fnal heat Butcher
got away In advance again and won, with
Merley second and Walker third The time
for the first heat was 10 3-5 seooud second.
IL; third 10 SIS.
There were five starters in the one-rrils
run, which was won easily sy T. K Hen
derson, Of the Wanderers Cricket and
Athletic Association. George X Barrett,
{. a. A A, was second, ard w H. Arthur.
q. G. A c., third. Henderson did his run
ming on the last half mile Barrett ran
hard on ths last quarter, and had tight
pull for second place Time, 4'45.
The mile walk was an interesting exhibi-
ton, although won easily by Onto Hassel
c. A A A w. r. Sauer, W. c. and A. C..
walked woA but Hassel passed him on the
last half and won as he pleased Arch
bald Johnston, q slight young fellow, came
IN for large share Of the applause how
ever for what ne did. He looks 70 be no
mere than a boy. but lac tsok third place az
the start aud kept it TO the finish. Tine,
753-5
In the fiye-mile run Thomas Cahii- St
Louis Athletic Association, fninfcd on the
track and had 10 be carried 70 the dressing
rooms. Cahiil was evidently out OF condi-
ton He was formerly a Chicago boy and
was considered an excellent runner: bur ia
the rniie ran yesterday be showed signs Of
distress. and broke down completely before
finishing the second mile Of the five-mile
run. George K. Barrets dropped eat after
q mile and half. aud J. p. Keary, e. A. A.
A, beat William Arthur. q. c. A. c., BY a
quarter OF a milo. Time, - % 9-5
There were four entries for the yard
hurdle race, in which ia Smith received a
bad fall. He was pretty well up with the
winnsr when he caught his fset on a hurdle
and was thrown The race was won BY
John Purcell IN IS 25 sesonss. with n. Hath,
away. ". G. & A C., second.
The other events were won as follows:
Running high jump: First Hathaway ".
c. and A. C. second. James Van Inwagen. Jr
G. c. A. c. Height feet ~ inches.
Putting IS pound shot-First. John Purcell
o. A. c second, George Riddle. W. c. ana A.
c. Distance, 81 feet inches.
Two hundred and twenty-yard run First
heat: First George Merley. c. A. A. A: soc
ond r. r Walker. Detroit A. @. Time. 20 Ia
seconds. Second heat: First, John Pprcsil- o.
A. C second. y. g. Warren D. A. c. Time
% is seconds. Final heat: FirsA George Mer-
ley: second. John Purcell Time. az <-s secosds-
Running Broad Jump-First. John Purcell
o. A c.; second. II hathaway. W. c. and A
c. Distance, 20 feet einohes
Throwing sixtssn-poun hsmmer-First J.
c. Thompson. z. A G; second George Re
de,l. w. G.. and A. c. Distance. IS feet inches
Two hundred and tventy-ysrd hurdle race
First. I'd Smith, C. AA.A second Ed Butcher.
r. A. c Time. As seconds.
-Four hundred and forty-yards run-First
George Wesley. G. A A. A; second, re Baker.
L. A. c. Time. 80 seconds.
In the evening the Chicago Amateur Ath-
letic Association rendered the athletics
from out Of town who attended the meeting
Q complimentary benefit al Cores Hotel