The Indianapolis journal., 1893-05-13
INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS
Second Annual Athletic Meet Results
in U. of l. Carrying OFF the Honors.
May 81 to BE 'Cyclers' Day at the Worlds Fair
Results Of National League Ball Games
Racing OF Louisville and ST. Louis.
special to the Indianapolis Journal.

CHAMPAIGN. ILL.,. May 12.-The second
annual field day of the Western lntercol-
legiate Athletic Association took place at
the fair grounds in this city to-day. The
colleges of the league that had contestants
on the grounds were Purdue University,
Rose Polytechnic Institute. of Indiana;
College of Christian Brothers. st. Louis;
Lake Forest University. Northwestern
University and University of Illinois. The
University of illinois easily carried Oft the
championship. winning sixty-hve out of a
possible 120 points G. o. Duplessis. Of
Chicago. acted as referee. with j. A. Jack
Obin clerk of the course, and Ed w. Smith
Official starter. Judges of the finish were
LOUIS NJ. Housman. Prof. j. d. Crawford
and Prof. III. l.. Barton. Summary:
Two hundred and twenty yard Hurdle
Clark. u OF l., first; Weedman, u OF l., second.
Time, twenty eight seconds.
Onemile Walk--FirsJ. Evans. u. OF l., eight
minutes forty-seven seconds; second. Brobe. U.
OF /.
Putting fifteen pound Shot-First, Tozier. c.
&. b., ta.rty-ive feet one inch; second, sweeney,
u. OF l.; third. SteN Nenson, Purdue.
TwO-inie Bicycle Race. SIX entries-Ffrst,
Haley, u. OF L., seven minutes nine and one-half
seconds; second Ringer, Rose Polytechnic.
One-hali-miIe Run-First, Orr. U. OF l.; time,
two minutes twelve and three-qnarters seconds;
second, Dickinson, u. or l.; third. McCasker.
Two-hundred- and -twenty-yard Dash, sixteen
entries First. Culver, Northwestern; time.
twenty-five seconds; second Cromwell Purdue:
third, Maxwell, L. of /.
Throwing sixteen-pound Hammer-won by
Sullivan, College OF Christian Brothers, eighty
seven feet. three inches; second, Stevenson, Pur-
due. eighty-one feet three inches; third, McAc-
tor, G. q. Il.
Pole vaut-won by Culver, Northwestern,
nine feet nine and one-thrd inches; second. by
Ridgeiy. Rose Polytechnic nine feet three and
0ne-third inches; third by Kay, Northwestern.
Four-hundred- and-forty yard Run - Won by
Lewis, u. OF |. Time. 81 i seconds Second, Van-
doozen, Northwestern; third, jackson, Lake
Forest.
one-hundred-yard DASH sixteen entries-Won
by Weedman, u. OF l. Time 103i seconds. SEQ
Running High Jump, four entries-Won by
Clark. U. OF /. Distance. . feet. 7i2 inches Sec
ond. Erry. Purdue third. Mcbride. U. OF l.
One-mie Run, nine entries-First. Rossiler,
Lake Forest. fine minutes, 55si seconds.
Second Gemmer. Purdue; third. Foster, u. OF l.
one-hundred. and twenty-yard Hurdle First.
Dill. u. OF L. third. Hon. Rose Polytechnic.
Running Broad Jump-First. Weedman, u of 1.
western. Is feet. s2-5 inches; third. Flynn,
L. or L
Cyciers' Day at the Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO. May 12.-All bicycle riders.
whether belonging TO clubs or not OF allied
q day at the worlds fair. Under the ar
rangements made by the authorities for
this demonstration every wheelman will be
permitted To participate. This will include
riders OF both sexes and those from abroad
as we'll as local detac he'd members. In fact.
it will be sort of a field day open to all.
and promises to be most enjoyable one
both for the riders and friends. IL beng ex-
pected that nearly 10000 wheelmen will
participate. 1t Is anticipated that the
parade. for such IL will be, Will draw lC0.-
000 people to the fair on that day. The
wheelmen's day Is set for Wednesday. May
81. the day after the great Pullman interna-
tional road race.
National League Ball Games.
At 81 Louis attendance. 4,500) II. 4.
81. Louis 40 I % o % O. = Q
Batteries Gleason. Breitenstsin and Peitz;
Young and OConnor.
At Observation-Disclosures. 2,500) HE.
Phirdelphia4 oil o 3 o OILS %
New York..O o o o O. IA l
BATTERIES sharrott. Taylor and Cross; Fore
man, Crane and Doyle.
At Washington 3.s1O.) II.
washingtou..0 o l O o o 2 2-6 10 3
Baltimore 20 L % o AZ 3
Batteries Maui and Farrell; McNabD and
Clark.
At Pinsburg- attendance. 9oOJ II.
Pittsburg 10 / o o '-3 20
Louisville 20 o o o o o o 90 %
Grim.
AZ Observation-Disclosures 3,5o0) II. L.
Brooklyn..-.o o 10 o IS 10 2
Boston.......O 8 0 o 900 o O-3 8
Batteries-Stein and Kinsiow; staley and
Merritt.
The Chicago-C Cincinnati game was postponed
ST. Louis Winners.
ST. LOUIS. May 12.-First Race-Six fur
longs. Soundmore first Lillian second.
Captain Drane third. Time. LIS.
Second Race = One-half mile. Luke
Parks first. Barney Aaron. jr.. second.
Dotty Dimplo third Time. :52.
first, l.. II. second. Fred Knox third. Time,
1:34i9.
Fourth Race-Four aud n half furlonGs
Tartarlsn first. Woodruff second, Audi.
phone third. Time. :57.
Fifth Race-Seven furlonQs. Safe Home
first. Grey Duke second. Miss Knott third.
Time, 1:S2.
Sixth Race-One mile. Edgar Johnson
first. Kenwood second. Newcastle third.
Time. 1:46l5.
Racing at Churchiil Downs.
LOUISVILLE. May 1a.-First Race-Elev-
en-sIxteenths of O mile. Caledonia first,
Spellbound second. Reuben Payne third.
Time. 1:l9&.
Secondl lRace-Fiv of mile Hell
oldine Iirst Tremona second. Aileen third.
Time. 1:O64.
Third Race-One mile. Helen N. first.
London second. Ferrier third. Time. 1:46.
Fourth Race-MIie and fifty yards. Col.
s. first. The Queen second, Queen Regent
third. Time. 1:5IA.
Fifth Race-Eleven- six teeDths OF q mile.
Culver first. Fringe second. Interior third.
Time l:12A.
"Christ" Schweipfurfhs Hor.-s.
ROCKFORD. H.. May 12.-George Jacob
Schweinfurth. the so-called Christ. who is
the possessor of number of blood ed horses
besides one of the best farms in Illinois,
has placed one of the best OF his horses IN
the hands of Philo Sweet q trainer at
the Rockford DRIVING Park. to be worked
and oampaignea during the coming season.
This Is q new departure on the part of
Schweinfurth.
VIII Meet at Princeton, Ind.
OMAHA, Neb.. May 1.-THE convention OF t.,e
United Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Asso-
citation closed tonight. AT the morning session
officers we're elected. after contest IN which the
feoling between the East and the
West became almost too warm 10
be friendly. The West carried of the hon
ors. Mrs. ia. Henderson. OF Omaha, was elected
president Miss Mary Porter. OF Piftsburg. re-
elected secretary: Mrs W. :. Heade. OF Cam
bridge, o.. first vice president; Mrs G C. Kyle. of
Majors, Neb., second vice president. Two members
of the board OF directors are Nebraska women.