The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-28

scratch, n. Y. A. c., with an actual iump.
of feet 10I; Macdermott, Man,
haitian a. O., second, on toss off with
Townsend, Y. N. c. A.. Pynchon, no. a'CeiPnlp A. q M:
Middlebrook, Y. VI. G. A., and Bobby Elder
also competed
.One-mile run-Won by Miller Kenyon, of
Manhattan Athletics, of New York. and c. A.
C,in 4:43, with II. w. Schlcter, of A, G. s. N,
second. George French and Freddy McGurre,
Z. A. c., alec started.
One-half mile run--Won by w. II. Morris,
Y. NJ. G. A, of Philadelphia, colored boy.
lie was .penalized 12 yards for not getting
entry in the prescribed time. Won handiy IN
2:O5, with Boyer, A. G. 8. N, second. Tyler,
Z. A. c., started but gave up after one lap.
IWo-mile bicycle safety-Won by ID. l..
Landoe, Arlington Wheelmen, 1876 yards handi.
cap, IN 5:o3 80; w. X. MacKulle, G. A. c.,
Brown, Ward, and King were among the
starters.
800 yards hurdle-First heat-Won by w.
b. Chichester, O. A, c., by twelve yards
easily in % 80 seconds; r. b. McMullin, Y.
M. Z. A., Philadelphia, second by twelve feet.
Second heat-Won by L. G. Lewis, Schuyi
kill Navy, in % seconds, with w. II. Mid
dlebrook, Y. NJ. c. A., this city, second; G.
G: Townsend, of same club, third. Final
Won by l.. g. Lewis, Schuylkill Navy, from
N. 9: A., of Philadelphia, second, and w.
b. Chichester, g. A. c., third. II was the
best contest of the day.
Pole vault-This proved to be an interest
ing affair and the various contestants used
every effort to make new records. 1t was
finally won by G. II. Brooke, Swarthmore
College, scratch man, with clean leap of o
feet inches; Gregg, of c. A. c., 10 inches,
second, with feet inches.
Running broad iump-Won by s. j. King,
Z, A. C., foot. with jump of 81 feet Z
inches; Bobby Elder second, 81 feet inches;
Metcalf, of Pastime Athletic Club, ST. Louis,
third
Throwing 16-pound hammer-Won by John
an actual throw Of 103 feet Clark, of the Y.
M. G. A., second Mitchell, of New York
Athletics made throw from scratch of 126 feet
inches, but could not overcome handicap
Junior 1O0yards haDdicap-First heat
Won by Hobart Berrian, scratch by inches;
Donald Mcdonald, three yards, second.
Time, liz seconds. Talby, Egloff, Plant, and
Reed also ran. Second heat-Paul Taussig,
scratch, won; R. 'Talby second, seven
yards II 3-5 seconds. Connors. Saxton,
irwin lr Gregg, two yards, first, in
II i5 seconds; A. Heaton, ten yards, second.
Cough, Howard, Walach, and McElhone
started. Fourth heat-Joseph Taussig,
twelve yards, first in II 1-5 seconds; Edward
Loughran. twelve yards, second. Hensey,
Burritt, Wise, Clifton, and Fisher started.
Fifth heat-Arnold Landrougth, fen yards,
first; John Loughran, second. Time, II 3-5
seconds. Sixth heath. Taussig, ten yards,
first; Guy Davis, scratch, second Time.
ii 10 seconds Final heath. Taussig, ten
yards, first; Joseph Taussig second, aud r,
X. Wablach third; II 1-5 seconds.
The medals, gold for each first man, and
silver for the second ones were presented to
the winners last night at the Columbia Ath-
letic House, Secretary Howard Perry doing
the honors.
The successful pole vaulter of yesterday,
who represented swathmore College, joined
the Columbia Athletics last night. This is
his first year at the business and the club be-
lieves they have secured wonder