The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-16
nsw TsrS II European athletic histo s9nd Sy

n SssnI mar < bab Ei,pr0g sSs athletic Il .sa e's sss,nd Sy
c rh1s st'0 He N Tss treSTTF segt tn j. Il: Il. . RRa I sii
g. Ssai shs S"i Ss f 1T s Sas INK a aas a%nhsissH
e cham Ha Gft; In a Is 81. snn seeeGas s0s TITS E..'Y last
performance g regarded witt. oGicial die'avor.
ord na.'a J. p. Less Csc? "a as E;ss Seconds % for %tie526-
yard hurdle esGaped comparatively unno,
vas returned as 25 seconds hat. hut the two Q
f fssiG q, T Tss. Tn Of n me &. H !. n Tsai may rSlrf sa Sst ans rs
Other her. tx !n s sioTm his nrsssp! Sess wears GiT;
Ssen asaf' aS b shG niis p srH Io%srin :; tn Is'f inSocr
e asf Beet tGs I Fee. m II. II %ll ihn aj st be- s?sf run:
n,nG record WAS afGomnlished on a l snc !ra nc.
coniional form afii. vas IN 81 . a',G i as iTaidiica!inc,n
continuous walkoycr for Sl,earmnn. until a.
aoiIssiat. Tc s%sSse ID tS Sn SGhl!sT;n'ff fad MAY May
seso ~ S"'f i've t d"ye '' l"ter IN sSe Mins,til c i him;
cams the rciayenatiOq q. ", i Meek;
in 8 minutes 30 Is seconds, followed Iy his
s.ao 81 th sed th RE- v; m ! IN n i r. T IatfSr Gi. Il nee
Snds: Al The National cAIaamricn:li;s; 9et /.
.ates i i;5 seconds Stss Wl'i 10 az, gnsypestcd
CAPTURED thu, thrse.mi!e event in - minutes
Sna.S seefS Sn Both here and IN Id t ihTTnnsh
the hUw SEASON. ane ca eaInoer r gescatl naSse'
eonsSlsi tse%ssiveaS for Eau the cS5 r@fatiys
havoc, oven among the most exclusive OF ths
Of d feet y 7"Sv inches WITH WITH tho '' lG,no@nd shot.
mado Sept: ~; 1921. to stand, but Be rai&ed
Inches at Madison Ioi sTuare Gar Garden. Jan. 9.
pound shot s. iect : inches. and no 14:pound
that the last two rec"rds viii not be ;9ni.
cially recognized; e, they We're no, done
cent games on .Travcrs Island; or vt tho
c comnatl,}os nh a, frn ydr. fs,o on !, I'VE I, oM IL: III
eSt%PHsst,oh a AZ new esar rSrsrd is' iar tho i; . 55.po"Sd
weight by throwing it IS feet, inches, oniyto
alter i again at the fall games; Oct: :. when Ter
I6!ladylp 'hia.' June Is. to Al test i;isIl
have we b asrof Gree nf sime, 'o oitar sia'i Ty =. J. II:
Barry. winner Of tho northern counties end
national chs:nnions',irs Of EnGlane; win h
diameter than the american rlles permit. his
greatest achievement wHs l,;7 feet. and thnn
the big dn3etor omitted to have tns m,,ssi!e
Coughlin's l.Jfrct y. inches. which gave him
second place at Manhattan Field Oct. ], 80,
A. I. Schwnner Just missed TIM record lor the
stan n bfo;d INN by '%o ini ihcs. sl' w II IN
INV. lToI,'s iecorL of 10 fe.t o, m.nrs: T4ade
$. when Schwaner. beat ii by Al eighth of IN
inch at Travers Island. On :hc sano ground.
standing high lumr TO ) feet ia inches. dis
placing TINT Of . feet J.. inches. cstn'lished by
samuel Crook, at Worcester. May %. $50.
three Standing JUMPS tISrc wv vas no. rer-
fornanee "hoy. IL. ordinary merit. with the
Gaelic championship in both events ut Dublin
Se!;; 10; VIII. q; feet ! inches and s., fee, 4
ttc cSr r.e nGlsG Is i ti.ia :" ]so "H q 0i INC pest ANA
.C.S. Iebcr's broad JUMP record q % feet
o. inches. made in Iu;y. 1881. ut Detroit; has
) inches a. I%uI@n:. Arsii, $. ami il. "t!Ier
sistlhr 'sI It ,Travcrs Island G |; vi if ~ Just
faiisd III this hc made no mistake, IL, his run
M s.ni. f IT, w iiSI' b and a. ,imT, :, a Msnnp tfs A a,s,i.
stool TO TIC credit Of j; Il Giausopi VII" coy
i IN; !S:!' made t" BY T ). iraarsc fff at Li N RE .s Juno L,
No one has CROPPED nn to iisrato :. II.
siHfS es. ne a. qppIir ncbes sf i nes tonoF ar gH Ii2 e. !H.M:
'N>s - u Wv
any alterations have been confined to himself.
He won tho competition in Madison square
Garden. Jan. %. with the vault OF ~ frct 4.
inches. and in an exhibition covered ri feet
-, inches. The last performance does not 30
on record.
The surprise furnished by the above grand
performances was Il nero lngatnl!e to the
CONSERVATION created hy The breaking. within
thrtn weeks. Of two records. previously re-
r,rded rs unrpproachnb!c-h. J.. !~jaS,nr's
POLE vault Of II feet D inches. maize ;t .N4w
York on Oct. l.. lSS,. and ". 3. .lac..> hish
jun of q feet 4 inches. mad. ut !hUAdellhil
on Oct. Z. 1884,. Although tho En.llsh llcur"s
for tho FORMER a:o fcct y inches. 10y
i: j.. Dickinson. at TiddorHi nstor on .lu!y
II. SOL. BaSter's Was regarded as really I.
worlds record. the climbing So generally re-
sorted 10 in England not now heinz to!cratnI
in this country. 1t was ". :. itodrnrarCh
who Unexpectedly vaultcd into GAN:er', shoes
by clcariu. II feet y. inches at PhiiAdclrhia.
Sent. IL. On this form the national. ciamIiuH-
ship. two weeks later. looked II :;iit for tia
new \. {. $. y. wonder. hut hn Eot 10. .ichcr
thar 10 feet q inches. while Theodore Luce o!
Detroit successfully retained the Champion
ship with II vault OF II feet.
Pages mantle now rests on til" shoulders OF
NJ. +. sweeney. who triumrhantlv wound IN
II season. during which his JumrS averaged
above sin feet. by clearing THO, un preccnrnt"d
Height otB feet 4. inrlc" nj Trtvrrs Island.
Oct. Z. Besides tho new rncorl holder. Aivnh
Sickerson. q. u. Fearing. {. u. Haywood. and
Il. Herrick all got atoEo SIX i"olt. while, y.
Long. II. l.. Hal!ock. anil l. ". Cor got within
q fraction OF that f:urc.