The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-05-29
FIELD A SPORTS
THE Drawn OF INDIANA COLLEGES
WILL BE TESTED TODAY.
Entries for the IntercoIIege Games
at the Fair Grounds To-day
Some of the Records.

The Indiana intercollegiate Athletic As
will hold its annual held-day
games at the fair grounds this afternoon
This is the fifth annual meet. the first con-
test having taken place here and the others
at Terre Haute. The events to-day promise
to be very exciting. as each will be hotly
contested, a number OF the athletes having
been in training for several months. The
track is in excellent condition. having been
rolled, and all events will take place imme-
diately in front Of the grand stand. There
is much speculation as TO who the winners
will be. The runs and bicycle races prom
Use great sport, as a number OF good REQ
ords nave been made in the individual coli
lege field days p. w. Klinger, Of Rose
Polytechnic Institute, seems 10 be the ia
vorite in the mile safety, It being reported
tina he rode the distance in 204 at St.
Louis last Saturday, at the Western inter-
collegiate contest. This report, however, is
denied, and some think that Griffith. OF
Purdue, will hustle him Klinger seems to
have a cinch on the two-mile safety. hav-
ing a record of 500. Todd. OF Purdue, ran
one hundred yards in :i0h. which is almost
one-hfth OF a second lower than the State
record.
1t is thought that Cooper, a Purdue man,
will win the medal for putting the sixteen
pound shot, as he has a record OF thirty
seven feet ten and three-quarter incheA
some two feet over last years record III
high kick may go to Combrink. OF Wabash.
who beats Ewery's great kick or nine feet
by two inches Last year Darst. OF r. p.
l., threw the sixteen-pound hammer ninety
six feet eight inches. which then broke
the State record. He now losses it TO the
Observation-Disclosures mark. However,
all this is only conjectural, and none OF
the contestants are overly confident. each
one expecting to work hard for what he
gets. AS to the college which will win in
the Intercollegiate pennant, there is still
more uncertainty. Rose Polytechnic Insti-
tute now holds it. and the members claim
that they have come prepared TO keep It
They have twenty-one good men entered
They sent four men down to St. Louis to
the Western Intercollegiate, and won three
intends to try hard for the pennant. be-
ing represented by nineteen record smash
ers. Wabash ash has seventeen athletes In the
Each college has an all-round man en-
tered to try for the medal to be awarded
to the best all-round athlete Grove viii
Bushman and Crowel will work for Pur-
due. Taking it all around, it will be the
in this city, and furnish good sport to suit
the most fastidious. Large delegations OF
students will arrive this morning from
their respective colleges and a big crowd Is
expected to attend the games. Enough cars
will be run over the nlinois-street line to
accommodate the people and will be held
at the grounds to bring theLi back to the
city without delay.
The first event will be called promptly at
1:30 O'clock in the afternoon, as the number
of contestants and events is so large that
1t will necessarily continue until late. Con-
testants will apply to the clerk OF course
for numbers Immediately upon entering the
grounds and retain the same numbers in
all contests. Bugle call will be sounded
one minute before each event. No one but
contestants and officials will be allowed
upon the track under any circumstances.
Gold medals will be presented to the win
ns : and avs sIiyer P medals sb to seconds se o0Snt In all al
follows: First place, ive; second place.
three; third place, one. A public presenta-
ton Of prizes will occur at Y NJ c. A
Charles Essig, Of Chicago, has been chos-
en- referee. and c. o. Du Plessis. also OF
judges Of the finish are Professor Waldo.
p. p u; a c. Mccullough T. N: G A;
A A. 8. R RyT 3 /: l. Pr Sd 1ame thomas he9ps[s'w rr g:
Professor Sackett. E. {. Field judges
Professor Horton, w G; Professor Ana,
scorer. Professor Mann. b. L. The order
of events and the entries are as follows:
one-hundred-yard Dash-Allbright. Tod.
man, McTaggart, McMannis. woodland, Al
len, Weese. Little. Buschman, Decker.
Putting. Sixteen-pound Shot-Baker, Roll
Ter. Buschman, Grove. Coen, Crowel. Cole
man. Huthsteiner, Cooper. Hester. Wood
ard, Darst, Beville.
Running Broad Jump-Buschman. Loup.
Allen, Coleman, Warner, Patterson, Smith,
Hester, Likely. Ridgely. Cook, u. Pry:
One-fourth-mile Bicycle-Klinger. Lang
Griffeth. Little, Pierson. fKSiiinger. '0'
One-mile W~alk-Shaver. John, McCulloeh,
| Williams. Peacock.
Pole ~vault-Ridgely. Stockesbury. Cole
1 man COan CrnUel CrOUrQ RfCffnQr Smith
Urmsten. Haworth, McMeans, Buschman.
Throwing Observation-Disclosures. Griffith.
Allen, Beville. Darst, Roller. Smith, Baker.
Standing High Jump-Church. J.. Fry.
Haworth, Roberts. Phillips. EVERY. Allen.
Liggett. Eagleson. Pratt. Orme.
Ridgely, woodland, Albright. Huthstelner.
one-haif-mile Bicycle Little. Allen.
Pierson. Goe. Griffith, Klinger. Cooper.
Sanders. Wood, Orme. Miller.
Running Hop. Step and Jump-Hester
| Warner, Likely, Eagleson. Allen. j. Fry.
Pratt. Coleman, Smith. Cooke.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hurdles
Srowel, McCutcsan; WSodsrd. Decker.
Throwing Sixteen-pound Hammer
Darst. Hester. Buschman. Beviile. Roller.
Running High Kick-Buschman, Baker,
Iglehart. Hester. Combrink. Hildreth.
Roberts. Smith. Haworth. Heilweg.
EVERY.
Ouarter-of-a-mile Run-McTaggart, Hes.
ter, Maxwell. Griffith, McCorkle. Beck.
man. Butts. Peacock. Patterson. Pratt.
Moore.
One-mile B~icycle-Miller. Orme. Allen.
Little. Klinger, Pierson, Griffeth. Goe,
Woods, Cooper, Sanders. Klinger.
Running High Jump-Warner, Haworth.
Coen. Ielehart. Roberts, Marshall. Nc
Means, Little. Maddox, Urmsten, EVERY.
Standing Broad ~Jump-Ewery. Likely.
McManis. Fry. Malone. Shanebereer. All
bright. Grove. Crowel. Orme. Phillips,
Eagleson. Coen, Coleman. Liggett.
One-mile Run-Chandler Hester. Grff-
feth, Coleman, Coen. Crowel. Grove,
Wynecoop. Johnson. Flanagan, Patterson,
Fenton, Robinson. Stout.
Two-mile Bicycle-Griffeth, Goe, Allen,
Cooper. Evans. w. Klinger. =. Klinger,
Miller, Orme. Little. Pierson. Woods.
Tennis Doubles-Beete and Merriweather
Maddox and Finley G. Bender and r.
Render. Nelson and Nelson, McMullen and
Iglehart. Johnston and Remington.
Tennis Singles-Johnston, McMullen, Sea-
tor. G. Bender. Cooling. Tar-in@ton.
TIE tennis sets will be played this morn
ing on the courts of the North-side Tennis
Club. This promises 10 be one OF the no.
test contests OF the day. as all the con-
testants are crack players.
Butler Unfversfty's Suit or Note.
Ovid B. Jameson. attorney for Butte,
xau&arTov taoon ~,s+ T. a.