Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-11
between Puffer, N.J.AC.; Ducharms, DAG;
Williams. N.Y.A.C., and Copeland, MAC.

won by foot. in 16 seconds with Copeland
and Williams next This equals the world's
time.
FINALS IN THE QUARTER MILE.
The Gnal heat Of the quarter-mile run was
between Downs, N.Y.AC.; Dickinson. GAG;
Estes, N. Y. A c.; Cochrane, N. Y. A.C., and
Spencer, B.AA.
Downs won in fifty seconds, with Remington
second and Spencer third Dickinson was a
good second for go yards, when he stumbled
and fell.
DICKINSON CLAIMS A FOUL.
He claimed foul by Downs, bnt the referee
disallowed il on the evidence of the spectators.
The crowd hissed the announcement. Cham
pion time in this event, 81 2-5 seconds.
FINISHING THE WHEEL RACE.
The bicycle race was next run to finish be-
ween c. NJ. Murphy, MAC; Crist GAG,
Berlo, MAC; W. F. Murphy, N.YAC.; Zim-
norman, N.J.A.C, and Leeds, WAC.
The men started off at a loaf each waiting
for pace to be made. At the first lap C. NJ
Murphy led, with Crist second. The men
watched each other warily and rode easily.
Leeds took the lead on the second lap.
There was more squirting at this time, but
the men kept their places. Crist began to
come to the front on the fifth and sixth laps,
but lost ground on the seventh.
C. NJ. Murphy made great squirt on this lap
and the race to the finish was between him and
his brother. who beat him by two feet in
6.10 So. Zimmerman was third. Crist finished
fifth.
The A-A.N. champion record is 6Ss. This
race gave the MAC. points for the plaque.
THE 220-YARD RACE.
The trials in the 220.yard run came next.
The first heat was between Cary, MAO;
Vredenburg, N.Y.A.C.; Buchholtz, A.C.SN.,
and Glenn, MAC. Cary won by 10 feet in
% 2-5 seconds. with Glenn second.
The second heat was run. with Owens D. A. c.;
Robinson, MAC, and Struse, MAC, on
the track. Owens won in 20 is, with Robin
son second.
The men in the third heat we're westing. NJ.
&C; Fisher, N.Y.A.C.; Fay, W.E.A.; King, C.
&C 1t was won by Westing in 22s4, with
King second.
Five men started in the fourth heat Elliott,
O.A.C.: Cochrane. MAC, Remington and
Christie, A.A.C., and Reilly. AA.C. Christie
won in ~ 1-5, with Cochranc second, Elliott
third
THE 220 HURDLE.
The trial heats in the 220 hurdle race then
occurred. The first heat was between Lewis,
AC.SN., and Schwegier, N.Y.A.C. Lewis won
in 261S. Sliney started, but fell on his third
hurdle.
The second heat was between Devereaux, NJ.
C.; Brown. N.J.A.C.; Finneran, BAG, and
Williams, N.Y.A.C. Finneran won in rs, with
Williams second.
The third trial was between Barnes, N.YA.
c.: Puffer, N.S.A.C; Ducharme. DAG. and
Struse. MAC. Ducharme won from Barnes in
26 2-5 seconds.
The second men then run for place in the
final heat. They were Schwegler. N.Y.A.C.;
Williams, N.Y.A.C., and Barnes. MAC.
Williams won in rs 3-5, with Schwegler second.
The three-mile walk next occurred, the
starters being: Murray, A.A.A.; Nicholl, Gregg
and Lange, MAC; Diruse, FAC; Hjertberg,
MAC.
Gregg stopped on the second lap. Hiert-
berg gave up on the eleventh lap when Muir
ray, who led, passed him one, when
Murray. who led, passed him one lap ahead of
him. Murray won the race In 22.3S,
BEATING THE PRESENT CHAMPION RECORD.
Nichols second, 12O yards behind, and Large
third another hundred yards. Dinese finished
fourth and Hjertberg, who had resumed the
walk. fifth.
FINAL IN THE TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY YARD
The final in the 22O run was next The
starters were Cary, AA.C.; Owen, DAG,
Westing MAC, and Robinson, N.Y.A.C. It
was won by Westing in 2211a; Owen, second;
Cary, third.
DUcHARME WINS THE HURDLE.
The final heat in the 220 hurdle between viii.
liams. N.Y.A.C.; Finneran, b. A. A.. Lewis, AC.
S.N., and Ducharme. DAG. resulted in vic
tory for Ducharme in 25.4 with Lewis second
and Finncran third. Williams fell within four
yards Of the tape.
SURPRISE IN THE half MILE.
The following men started in the half mile
run: George, MAC; Batcheiler, B.AA; Nor
ris, Y.M.C.A., Philadelphia (coi'd) Woodbridge,
MAC; Schlichter, A.C.S.N.; Doddy MAC:
Gregg, DAG. Downs, NY.A.C.; Dadmun; NJ
A.C. Dadmun won in 1.59 Is. with Doddy
second and Morris third. This was a surprise
to all. as NO one looked for speed from Dad
mum.
FIvE-MILE RUN.
The last track event of the day was the smile
run between Conner, Carr, Jack, Mccarthy and
Young, MAC; Edwards, Healy, A c.; Reid,
AA.C.
Connect was an easy winner from the start.
and the race was simply for second place
between Mccarthy and Young, the only
men who stayed in the race be-
yond mile and half. Connects time was
1882 As. Young finished second and Nc
Carthy third. The American record is &C. AZ,
by Conneh.