The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-02
WESTERN MEN BEATEN.
Three American College Rec
ords Tied and Twelve Put
on the Slate.
SOME RINGERS" IN THE GAME
Leroy and Hall of Michigan Are
Declared to Be Profess
SIGNALS.

CHICAGO, ILL, June 1.-The athletic
contest between the Western colleges to-
day was won by the University of Califor
MIA, the score points being: California 35
Michigan H. Iowa College 16 Illinois ID
Wisconsin 10, Chicago IL, Iowa University
10. Northwestern T. ST. Adams 3. Lake
Forest L, Center, KY, 1.
Three American college records were tied
John V. Crum of Iowa City repeated bis
performances of the week before by running
100 yards in ten seconds and 220 yards in
twenty-five seconds, tying the best previous
college records in both events. Alvin II.
Culver of Northwestern University cleared
II feet in the pole vault, equaling the best
previous record.
Twelve new Western college records
were put on the slate, the only events in
which the figures were not shattered being
the light and low hurdles.
At late hour tonight the executive
committee OF the Western Collegiate Asso-
citation voted TO declare Captain 4. J. Le-
roy OF Michigan, who won the broad jump,
and F. NJ. Hail OF Michigan, who won the
shot-put and third place in the hammer
throwing, professionals, and not entitled
TO the points which they won in the meet.
Evidence was presented TO show that Leroy
had contested in athletic games in Chicago
under an assumed name.
The first event was 100-yard dash. The
first heat was won by J. H. Maybury of
the University OF Wisconsin, and J. Y.
Scoggins of the University of California
came in second. The finish was close and
the time 10 is seconds.
La
Of ST. Adams, with II. E. Patterson of
the Chicago University second. Time,
10 2-5.
The third heat was won by J. Y. Crum
easily in 10 is, with C. B. Porter of the
University OF Michigan second.
The last heat was won by Baughman of
Michigan, with Jackson of Lake Forrest
second. The time was 10 %.
The last two heats were run in light
rain.
The second men heat was won BY w.
Scoggins. Time, 10 3-5.
The first heat in the 120-yard hurdle was
won by H. B. Torrey OF California easily.
Time, IT As.
The second heat was won by E. L. Dyer
OF California in hot finish. Time, :16 3-5
Putting the l6-pound shot. II. Hall
of Michigan was first, distance A fl. Il in.
II. +. Coohems Of Wisconsin second, 80 #,
101z in; Sweeney Of Illinois third, 50 fl,
l in.
In the 440-yard run W. E. Hodgman oil
Michigan won by four yards easily, with
r. L. Whitley OF Iowa second, and T. l.
Barnes OF California third. Time, 80 3-5
The running high jump was won by
Clark Of Illinois with Koch of Californis
second. Clark's Jump was a record break.
er of # in.
Nile bicycle, c. W. Bachell of Chicago
first, Garrison of Iowa second. Time
2:42 2-5.
Second heat, Bracket of Minnesota first
Hall OF Illinois second. Time, 2:36 As
Both heats are record-breakers, the rec.
ord being 40 As.
Third heat. mile bicycle, Morris o.
Michigan won easily, with Moore of the
Northwestern second. Time, 2:36 Is.
One hundred yards, final, Crum of Iowa
won by two feet in 10 sec fat, Stewart Of
st. Adams second.
Bicycle, fourth heat-Moore of North.
western won, Banchbach of Illinois Sec
ond. No time yet. Some dispute over this
heat.
Mile run-Clyde of Iowa College won
breaking his previous record of 4:38 2-5;
Palmer of Iowa second. time 4:36 2-5.
One hundred and twenty yard hurdle
final-E. 1. Dyer of California won by siz
inches; Richardson of Wisconsin second.
Time, :16 3-5.
Running broad iump-Leroy, Michigan,
won; Woolsey of California second. Dis.
tance, % feet ~ inches. Previous record
q feet.
Mile bicycle race-Rachelle of Chicago
won, Hall of Illinois second. Time, 2:46
Two hundred and twenty yards-Firs,
heat, Crum of Iowa won, Bonner of Wis
consin second. Time ID As. Won easily
Second heat, Scroggins of California won.
Patterson of Chicago second. Time, % 2-5
Third heat, Billiard of Illinois won By
three yards, Motter of Iowa second. Time
% Is.
Fourth heat, Maybury of Wisconsin wor
easily, Montgomery of Wisconsin second
Time, % 3-5.
22O-yard, second mems heath. E. Pat.
terson of Chicago won, Downer of Wiscon.
sin second. Time, % 3-5.
220-yard hurdle-First heat, Torrey O.
California won easily in :26 3-5, Clark o.
Illinois second. Second heat, Dyer of Cali
fornia won in :27 2-5, Wolcott of Michigan
second. Third heat, Richards of Wiscon.
sin won, Lamaye of Chicago second; time
% 2-5. Fourth heat, 220-yard hurdles
second mems heat, Wolcott of Michigan
won in 80 5-5, Stuart of Michigan second
220-yard run, final-Crum won easily in
ID fat. breaking the record. Maybury oil
Wisconsin second.
220-yard hurdle, inal-Torrey of Califor
mia won, E. 1. Dyer of California second
Time, 81 1-5.
MADE Il FINE RECORD.