The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-15
Rut Two Were Equaicd in the
Manhattan Field Events.
eoalNTER cRUm TWICE SECOND
r.se-s Beats Him fn the 100 and eco
Yards-Chicago-Sew York BIZ
cycle Record Lowered.

~.sx would be broken. but they were
Snores 60 disappointment, as only TWO
-~.nras we're equaled during the afternoon.
-ae International games which will take
lace NEXT Saturday between the represen-
.a.svss OF the London Athletic Club and
.sase chosen By the New York Athletic
sssr,h have put the athletic cranks on edge
- get a possible clue 70 the probabilities.
rsye~w ous OF the London men and Cam
s,taze college athletes occupied boxes in
~ grand stand. Every movement Of the
.-s-iesns was closely watched by the Wis
s,ors. ana when the worlds record time
rrss euuaIed BY Wefers in the 230-yard fat
race they generously applauded. The Bos-
ian hoy distinguished himself by beating
ar the Western crack. Crum. In the final
~ the ro0-yard dash. with fifth of a sec
ond m his sleeve The timers disagreed az
10 the exact time. which was given as 10
.exends fat but two OF the officials and
several reporters who had watches on the
beys made u As seconds. CrlIm's show
ing today did not fulfill all that was ex-
pscted OF him. but he seems TO be running
= Bit Of. Although the Iowan would not
give In, his legs seem TO trouble him
However, Il is quite possible he will re-
deem his lost laurels when the test comes
on Saturday.
The 20 yards hurdle race was run In
two trial heats and final. Cady won the
first heat from Cohen, who was four feet
n the rear IN q is seconds. The sec
ond heat was won by s. A. Syme. OF the
New Jersey Athletic Club, who ran IL in
the same time. HIS final effort, In which
he succeeded In covering the distance
after bad fall over the next to the last
hurdle. stamped him as a plucky racer,
and he ended in 2e % seconds, beating
Cohen Of New Jersey, by three yards In
easy fashion. Sam Liebgold won the one
and three mile walks as he pleased His
brother Louis was the only contestant
that could push him.
j. s. Mitchell disappointed the great
crowd when he succumbed in putting the
sxteen-pound shot. Hickok. OF Yale put
the shot 4s feet Wutterlich sent Il inches
less and the only Jim Mitchell had to be
satisfied with 81 feet IL inches. A few
minutes later the big Tipperary man
grabbed the sixteen-pound hammer and
slung IL Is9 feet 2lz inches. beating his OPP
ponsnts with a good deal TO spare. The
biz fellow showed his prowess in the
throwing OF the fifty-six-pound weight by
sending the lead 81 feet ia inches from
ths mark,
Sweeney. the worlds high jumping
champion has promised to put the bar at
feet inches. but decided not TO strain
himself by such an attempt. His antago-
mist did not come within shouting distance,
and Sweeney captured first honors with an
EASY iump 81 6 feet. In the broad jump
contest Bliss OF Boston, who lis now holding
the eol9ss of the New York Athletic Club.
distinguished himself with a jump OF %
feet inches. and Clarke. CT Boston. also
Jumped well, covering Il feet So inches.
Capt. Wilson. Of the Yale team. finished
third, Is inches behind the second man
The half mile race was a gift for Charles
Fitzpatrick, whp had no difficulty in STALL
ing of Hippe and Remington when Il
came to a race at the finish. In the 440
yard run 7. Burke, Of Boston, took the
h0nors. Sanford went of IN the lead,
closely allowed by Sands and Burke. The
pace was q hot one. The Yale man had
frst place until the last 100 yards. when
Burke forged ahead with Sands at his
heels, Sanford falling back among the
bunch, Burke ran Ike a deer to the tape.
eestlng Sands by three yards in the fast
tine OF ~ 3-5 seconds. Summaries.
loo yards-FiTst heat w j. Wefers. New
York won: T. I. Lee. New York. second:
". w Goodwin. Louisville. third. Time.
% Is seconds. Second heat. John V. Crum.
chicago. won; \. ". Jarvis. Pttshurg.
second: d. Colyille. Syracuse. third. Time.
y IL crum ran like a deer. and turned
his head as he finished. winning very east
". with time 10 spare. Final heat. ].
Wefers New York, won; John V. CruIn.
Chicago second. T. I Lee New York,
ihlrd; F. ". Jarvis. Pttsburg. fourth.
Time. 10 seconds. Wefers jumped into the
lead al the pistols crack. closely followed
~ Crum and Lee Wefers outdistanced
ne Western sprinter and won handily by
three yards in even time
Half miie-C. Fitzpatrick. New York.
Won: A. Simple, New Jersey. second: \.
1925
One mile walks Liebgold. Pastlme Ath-
leuc Club won: l. Dehgold. New Jersey,
second; =. Fox, Pastlme, third Time.
IN yards hurdle-Stephcn Chase, New
York Won f. II. Cady, New York. sec
ead' George Hatch. New York. third.
Tine. IS S-5 seconds Chase led all the
way and beat Cady ont by ward. Hatch
finished about FIVE feet behind Cady. The
une equals the record.
Ha yards run-T r BURKE Boston won.
= Sands. New York, second; \. J Towns
"a Michigan. third Time. ~ IS seconds.
One mile run-G Orton. New York, won;
y walsh. Xavier Athletic Club. second; ].
u Green. New Jersey. third Time. i.5S.
Fstting is-pound shot w. 4 Hickok.
sew York. Won. IS feet. - WuttCricb.
i,asume. 3 feet inches second J. Smith,
New York. 81 feet II inches. third
Two mile bicycle. class A-P. T. piCkey.
NeW York Won. ". \. Roome. New Jcr-
sy' second. II r. Hughes. Syracuse.
hiFd. Time 81 f-s
Running hieh 1ump-M. r. Sweeney.
AaVler. won. feet : \ W Raltazz~
New York second feet 70 inches, +. 7.
S.sfS. BOSTON th.r1 feet 9ie inches
throwing IS-round hammer. s Mitch
- New York. Won. $50 feet eiz inches. X.
:, Cross New York. second, i5i feet: ". -.
inches
Three nile walks Liehgold. Tastme