The herald., 1895-09-15

his opponents with great deal to spare.
The big fellow showed his prowess in the
throwing OF the ffty-six- pound weight by
sending The lead 30 feet IA inches from
the mark.
Sweeney, the worlds high jumping
champion, had promised to put the bar a t
6 feet inches, but decided not to strain
himself by such an attempt. His antag-
onist did not come within shouting dis
lance, and Sweeney captured first honors
with an easy Jump OF feet.
In the broad jump contest, Bliss of
Boston, who is now holding the coors of
the New York A. c.. distinguished him
self with jump of % feet 0 inches, and
Clarke of Boston also jumped we'll COW
ering u feet So inches. Captain Wilson
vi the Yale team finished third, Is inches
behind the second man.
The half mile race was q gift for Chas.
fitzpatrick. who had no difficulty in STALL
ing off Nipple and Remington when it
came to race at the finish.
In the 440 yards run, T. Burke OF Bos-
ton took the honors. Sanford went off
in the lead, closely followed by Sa nds
and Burke. The pace was a hot one.
The Yale man had first place until the
last hundred yards, when BLrke forged
ahead, with Sands at his heols, Sanford
falling back among the bunch. Burke
ran like deer to the tape, beating Sands
by three yards in the fast time of 40 80
seconds.
Hundred yards, first heat-W. J.Wefers,
New York, first; T. J. Lee, New York,
second; W. W. Goodwin. Louisville,
third. Time. 10 l-5 seconds. These men
run in final 100 yards. Second heat.
V. Crum, Chicago first; f. W. Jarvis
cuse, third. Time, 10 Is seconds. These
men ran in final. Crum ran like deer
and turned his head as he finished, win
ming very easily with lots to spare.
Half mile-C. fitzpatrick, New York,
first; W. S. Nipple, New Jersey second;
1:56 2-5.
Final, 100 yards-W. J.Wefers, New
York. first; John Y. Crum, Chicago, sec
oDd; L. |. Lee. New York, third +. w.
jarvis, Pittsburg, fourth. Time. 10 sec
onds., Wefers jumped into the lead at the
and Lee. Wefers out-distanoed the W est
ern Splinter and won handily by three
| yards in even time.
One mile, walks. Liebgold, T. A. c..
first Leibgold, n. J. A. c.. second; D.
FOX, r. A.C. third. lime. 7:l6 70.
Stephen Chase. New York, first; E. H.
Cady, New York, second; George Hatch,
New York, third. Time, II 3-5 seconds.
Chase led all the way and beat Cady out
| by one yard; Hatch finished about five
feet behind Cady.
Four hundred and forty yard run
I. f. Burke, Boston. first; G. Sands, New
York, second; A. j. Townsend. Michigan,
third. Time. ~ 3-5 seconds.
One mile run-G. orion, New York,
first; W. Walsh, Xavier A. G. second; J.
Ii; Green, New Jersey, third. Time, A. So.
Putting 16.pound shot-W. [. Hickok,
New York, 43 feet, first; G. WautterIch,
Pastime A. c., 80 feet inches, second !;
j. s. Mitchell, New York. 81 feet IL
inches, third.
Two mile bicycle, class A-P. II.
Dickey, New York, first; W. A. Roome,
New Jersey, second II. Il. Hughes. SYRIA
| cnse, third. Time, 5 3" 4-5.
Running high jump-M. +. Sweeny.
Xavier A. c., g feet, first; S. A. Baltazzi,
New York, 5 feet 10 inches, second, il. IL.
Clark, Boston, s feet 81 inches. third.
Throwing I6.pound hammer-J. S.
Mitchell, New York. 1879 feet 2 inches,
first; II. P. Cross, New York, 121 feet,
second; w. G. Hickok, New York, 12S
feet 81 inches. third.
Three-mile walks Liebgold, p. A.
g., first; L. Liebgold, P. A. c., second
f. DUR, ?. A. O., third; time, :57 2-5.
220-yard dash-Wefers. n. y. A.. c.,
first; J. V. Crum second; @. W. Stag
Cleveland. third T. Lee, N. Y. A. G.,
fourth; time. ~ As.
Running broad jump. B. Loss. B.
4. Az ~ feet inches, first; E. H.clark,
b. A. A. q iss< ~ incnss, second; (.