The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-05-22
BIG DAY FOR EARLHAM
QUAKERS WIN THE FIELD-DAY PEN
NANT OVER SEVEN OTHERS.
Three New State Records Made i'm the
intercollegiate Events at Terre
Haute-Other Sports.
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special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 21.-It was
the closest contest of any of the eight field
days of the State Intercollegiate Associa-
ton. There were more contestants and two
more colleges represented than before.
Earlham, which has been third for two
years, took the pernant to-day, and Purdue
and Rose Polytechnic, which have alter
mated in taking the pennant for seven years,
had a struggle for second place. Three new
state records were made and Robertsons
feet inches for running high jump tied
the state record made by Haworth, who
was second to-day. Ristine broke his own
state record in the 120-yard dash over hrE-
dies in 1912 seconds. In the 220-yard dash
Jones, of Earlham lowered the record made
by BuSchman, of Purdue, from 23 2-5 to
:23 10 In the quarter-mile run Cassiday
reduced Jones's record from 53 3-5 to 52 3-5.
In the past years the pennant winner sell
dom had any college near it in the number
of points, and several times Rose led by as
much as thirty points. The percentages
to-day were as follows Earham, 81; Pur-
due, ~; Rose Polytechnic, 10; Wabash q;
De PAW, 10; University of Indianapolis
I; State Normal 8; Franklin, skunked."
Running high jump: c. H Robertson,
Purdue first; e. p Haworth, Earlham, sec
ond; j; H. Hellweg, Rose, third. Height,
Running broad jump H. E. Thornburg,
Earlham, first; W. d. Crebs, Rose, second;
4. w. Ristine, Wabash, third. Distance. 20
Mile walk A. ]. Shaver, Rose first; B.
G. Fernald Purdue, second; T. G.. Pearson,
Rose, third. Time, 7:4S 3-5.
Half-mile bicycle race: F. r. Hill, Earl
ham, first; F. w. Pfeging, Rose second;
A; w. Anderson, Purdue, third Time,
One hundred-yard dash: o. j. Binford,
Earlham first; b. r. Jones, Earlham, sec
ond; W. f. Huthsteiner, Rose, third. Time.
10 %
Putting sixteen-pound shot B. F. Roller,
De Paw, first; e. V. Williamson, De PAW,
second; ]. L. Lister University of Indian
Standing broad jump: F. Nj. Malone, Wa
bash first: A: s. Roberts. u of l.. second;
z; A. MURRAY, state Normal third. Dis
Pole vault: w D. Crebs, Rose, first; r.
F. Hester, y, Of l. second; E. F. Haworth,
Throwing sixteen-pound hammer: c. H.
Robertson, Purdue first; A. F. Award,
Purdue SECOND ECO d. j. r. Hubbell Rose, third
Hop, step and jump: H. E. Thornburg
f EaTlham 5rsf; o. GTavef State Normal
Distance, AZ feet inches
Mile bicycle race: A. p. Stone. Rose, first;
F. R, Hill, EarIham, second; E. E. Kim
Fifty-yard dash: a. ". VT Rist :h9a4' Wabash,
first o. ]. Binford, Earlham, second; j.
H. Castleman, De Paw, third. Time
12O-yard hurdles: A. w. Ristine, Wabash
first; P. Batten, Purdue. second; F. c.
Brachmann, Rose, third. Time, H.
220-yard dash: E. e. Jones, Earlham
first; Q. J. Binford, Earlham, second; V. x
Cassidy, Purdue, third. Time, :23 is.
Five-mile bicycle: A. P. Stone, Rose,
first; c. G. Ferris. Purdue. second A w
Anderson Purdue, third. Time 14:3S 4-5
Quarter-mie run: V. K. Cassidy Purdue
first; E. E. Jones' Earlham, second; John
O'Brien, Purdue third, Time 80 3-5.
22O-yard huroAe: A. w. Ristine Wabash,
first; T. w. Goblin Purdue, second; F. IA
Cole De PAW, third. Time, :27 40
Mile run: c. Green, Purdue, first; F. H.
Froehlich, Rose. second; c. B. Smyth, Rose,
third. Time, 1853.
Pentahlon: w. F. Hutsteiner Rose first;
Batseon, Purdue, second; Stabler, Earlham,
third
Tennis doubles: L. McMullin and H. T.
Coffin, De Paw, first.
Tennis singles: w. L. King Earlham
first