St. Paul daily globe., 1895-09-22

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kins, Englishmen, ran against Con-
neff and Fitzpatrick. At the beginning
of the third mile Horan led Conner
by yard, but was showing signs of
distress. Conneff went past him at
the club house, and Koran stopped.
Conneff increased his lead to a hun
dred yards, and, squirting in the home
stretch, beat the Englishman by 100
yards, Ia Is minutes SO seconds.
This ended the days sport which
proved SO disastrous to the English
visitors. The Englishmen had no rea-
son to complain, however, as the crowd
was most impartial. Every effort Of
the Britishers was well applauded.
SUMMARIZES.
se0-yard run-Starters: N. Y. A. c.,
Charles Fitzpatrick and III. S. Lyons
London A. c., Frederick S. Horan and
G. II. Levin. fitzpatrick first, Horan
finish; time, 1853 20, breaking the
worlds record.
l60-yard run-Starters: N. Y. A. c.,
Bernard j. Wefers and John V. Crum
and II. G. Stevens. Wefers first, Brad
ley second, Crum third, Stevenson
fourth time, 03 4-5.
Running high 5ump-starters: y. Y.
A: c., Michael I. Sweeney and 8. A.
Warner Baltazzi; London A. c.,
Reginald Williams and Allen 3. John-
son. NJ. F. Sweeney, feet, first; Bal
tazzi and Williams tied for second
place at 5 feet 10 inches; Johnson, 5
feet 8 inches. Sweeney, after winning
the running high jump. made a new
worlds record Of feet 51a inches.
Williams refused to jump off the tie
for second place with BaitazZl, and
the latter cleared the stick at feet
and was given second place, Williams
g~-'ing third.
,e mile run-Starters: n. Y. A. G.,
Thomas p. Conner and George W.
Orton; London A. c., WILLIAMS Il.
Lutyens. The English record for this
distance is All; american ana worlds
record, 4:15 S-5, held by Conner. Con-
neff first, Orton second; Lutyens
dropped out 120 yards from home; time,
4:18 l-5.
Two hundred and twenty yards run
Starters: ". Y. A. c., Bernard j.
Wefers and John Y. Crum; London
A. G., Gilbert Jordan and Alfred r.
Downer. Wefers first, Crum second,
Jordan third; Downer broke down fif-
ty yards from the start; time, :21 3-5.
Putting sixteen-pound shot-Compet-
itors: NJ Y A c., George r. Gray and
w. o. Hickok; London A. c., Edward
]. Watson. English record. 43 feet,
by Gray. Gray first, 43 feet, 5 inches;
Hickok second, ~ feet; Watson third
81 feet, inches.
One hundred and twenty yards hur-
die Gen flights, feet 6 inches high
Starters: N. Y. A. c., Stephen Chase
and Earnest H. Cady; London A. c.,
Godfrey Shaw and William j. Oakley.
English record for the distance, Is 4-5
seconds, made by Shaw; Chase held the
American record, Is 3-5 seconds. Chase
first, Shaw second, Oakley third; Cady
did not finish; time, Is 2-5, beating the
worlds record by is second.
Throwing 16-pound hammer from a
tors: n. Y. A. c., James s. Mitchell
George s. Robertson. Mitchell won
with a throw of 1877 feet 511a inches, Cross
second, Robertson third.
440-yards run-Starters: N. Y. A. c.,
sl.4ds; London A. c., W. Fitzherberr
and Gilbert Jordan. English record
:481b; American record, :4Ss4; made by
L. E. Meyers in 1881. Burke won, Jor-
dan second, Fitzherbert third, Sands
fourth; time, :49.
Running broad jump-:English record,
% feet 61s inches; American record the
wood B. Bloss and Lewis P. Sheldon:
London A. C., William j. Oakley and
Willingford Mendelson. Bloss, % feet
inches, won; Sheldon, q feet IL
inches, second Oakley, 21 feet 6A
inches, third; Mendelson, 10 feet IL
inches, fourth.
Three-mile run-English record, 14:2t;
Y. A c.. A. P. Conner, c. Fitzpatrick;
London A. c., F. S.. Horan and E. J.
wilkins Coneff won, Wilkins second;
won by $50 yards; fitzpatrick and
Heran dropped out; time, 1886 LIS;
Wilkins time, 1854 2-5.