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% Around % tsp eona Vp Wsfsrs 'r msdS HE effort and
latter responded, but seemed to DO all out
and looked all over. winner. MheI
himself tosethsr and with. the fastest man in
the world At his heels, put forth mighty effort
stuck IT 10 hs WORK opr rey SsoS and won S
four yards Fitzpatrick shot up through the
snsS ten Ta wS,r Ws
Moi'rae lasted long enough To take fourth place.
Ihs time & was the fastest ever made by BURKE II, "
in 1881.
| oNE-NILE RUN.
Won by George W. orton, New YORK A. G.; A. NJ.
Se nf TSrt Tim. A e. SSns y j. =
Knicke kerbocker 4. c., and l.. Il. Palmer. of the
same club were tho other contenders. Palmer
| went away in the lead. closely followed by Hol-
lander and tIjsrtberg. and in this order they
reeed on the first quarter In :o5; Hollander
orton in his wake he reached the half.miie
mark In GAIA 20 Orton then began TO look
his time at the three-quarters being 3:22 30
| Remington came through In hot pursuit, but
that pursuit looked hopeless. Remington. how.
| ever, went for the leader In most determined
ing him hand over hand. This efort proved
too much, and le tired almost to n walk. leav-
yards further back.
THROWING FIFTY-sIx-PouND WEIGHT.
| Won by James s. Mitchell Pastme A.. C., with q
end @S soM Of S es
-. Milteno. .rser Young Mems Gymnastlc Club. New
bosoa a'2~ rcarsh ,SSa %ish HhTS@
Mitchell did not havo to overexert himself.
but there was keen struggle for the place
hsonors, In which the southern champion
the Zig missile In promising style. and md surprised
himself and his admirers by taking the second
medal.
THREE-NIIE WALK
1,Snsn ISn by @ sanne ,i Lsbgold Psst%9 A. G.; Louis
A: A., Mass. disquallned. Time ~ minutes 70 IS
These wers tho only starters. and as far as
hrst place was concerned the result was never
out. doing the first mile in 8 minutes 4 2-5
seconds, and the second in l6 minutes u 2-5
amilo and there was rSusin struggle between
the two New Jersey A. c. men for second place.
sam A. Liebsod h, won comfortably by seven yards.
In tho ANAL scramble for the tape.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RUN.
hfa oSio.n Mon BY gsrpa wes ley Yort
s sss See Jersey hrd
sssona heat won by r Hspn Sew %r 9orx a y C.
ESSni %e.2 HGst .ssaaa n hes HhU
kSane, Jr third. N p. Halpin New YORK A c. % fourth
and nnal, and made no attempt to break
watches. He won the Anal By . good yard from
time. Keane made a gallant bid TO split the
New York A, c. pair. but each time Quinlan
proved shade too fast for him. There was
about n yard between them at the tape.
RUNNING BROAD JUMP.
90 wSn f By u = a Bios, Nsw Y9rk A. G. with Jump Of
Jump Of FEET inches: Aassa III sss0Ra RacEer T.h
se, Ba.yun wsn e
There were seven eompetitors. including Fl. F.
not favorable and few OF the candidates Jumped
up 10 their best form. Bloss proved TO he the |
most consistent. and he won with very credit |
able jump.
o2o-YARD HURDLES.
Abssy neS' TSn ey yosn NsS SIDE
ss Sss
sTd rt@e i, :ecSns eSasy second John
Cosgrove. the ai-round ex-champion. and !
So1ng Buck won their heats so easily that each
sa1 aad stToSg s following in the final. Cosgrove
Buck struck his gait and drew clean away with
a Grand burst Of speed Corlcy essayed TO fol-
away and he won by SIX yards in very lively |
hancr. bn, s,ruEsled Es9.y for sseond
away from him over the last hurdle.
POLE VAULT.
~N Won 6y F. W. A,lis Yale Uniyersi.y A. A. with a
A. c. second with a Vault or 10 fees Inches; @ c
fee st'sy New 9ora wsh tssqs saq OF
a vault OF 10 feet y inches. >N
Thts proved to be q very complicated event. |
Allis and Panlding tied for first place at o feet
. inches. while Hamilton and Hurlbut tied for
third position at 10 feet 3 inches. Both pairs
jumped off. and Allis disposed OF his rival by
getting over 10 feet inches again. The fight
for third entirely overshadowed the other duel,
inches over the height reached b.. AlIis. Hurl-
but failed TO get any higher. and Hamilton end
ed the agony by clearing IL feet.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP.
Won by C. NJ Powell. Knckcrbocker A. c. with a
Jump OF feet VI inches: Elery II. Clark Boston A
Fizseraid. National A. c, third. with jump Of feet
re inches
This was another hard ono for the hgurers.
Powell won with pronounced ease, but Clark
and Fitzgerald tied at feet ~ inches In
Jumping OF Clark got two inches higher. which
brought him on level terms with Powell but OF
course tho latter had won long before Had
there been any necessity for Powell to perseyere
he could have readily improved on his winning
igures.
THREE-MILE RUN.
". Mills. Chauncey Hall school Boston, secondi
.ane Cooper. New York A. G. third Time. Is min
ltea 81 35 secondA |
Tas thought TO be very open. Hjertberc logged
he first mile in minutes 30 seconds, with Mills |
II his shoulder and Cooper trailing. They fin. |
shed the second mile in the same order Hiert- ,
,erg's time being / minutes - seconds. Then |
cooper tried to force the veteran, and the pncr !
lnicEened for couple Of laps. ,
Cooper led by a small margin when the hell
anR. out HJertberg was not to be denied and
10 cut loose at pace which soon chok ed OF the
Travers Island youngster. Mills seemed ont {
'aced when the racing began in front. but he
an q splendid last lap and Just got up in time
o beat Cooper ON tho post for second prize
ijertberg won easily BY u wide margin. a