The Saint Paul globe., 1897-06-06

equalled the worlds amateur record for
100 yards 9 As seconds. In both events
he Won easily. In the hurdles, John
Richards and A. Kraenzlin, both Wis
consln men, broke the Western inter
collegiate records for 120 and 220 yards
respectively, and r. S. Bunnell, of Min
nesota, was successful in lowering the
Western intercollegiate record for the
mile walk. J. H. Rush, the Grinnel1
sprinter who was expected by many to
| lower the colors of the speedy May
bury; withdrew on account of sick
ness. G. S. Dole, son of President Dole
of the Hawaiian islands, who was the
only representative from Leland STAN
ford university. placed two gfirsts to the
credit of his college, - The champion
ship was won by Wisconsin; with to-
tai of Al points, the wearers Of the
cardinal failing to score in only one
event, the pole vault Michigan came
second with 49,: Minnesota third with
IA, and Chicago fourth with IL points
Illinois scored II points. Leland Stan
ford 10, Lake Forest 5, Depauw and
5Grinnen each, Northwestern bring
ing. up. the rear with points, Follow
ing are the results:
Preliminary. leo yards-First heat. H.
Maybury, Wisconsin, first j. H. Rush Grin
neil. second; c. L. Burroughs, Chicago, third
time 10 1-5 seconds, Second .heat-A. b.
Potter Northwestern, won; G. T. Stevenson
Minnesota, second; j. NJ Thomas Michigan
third; time, 10 seconds.
one mile Walk-F. S: Bunnell, Minnesota.
won; ). X. Hoagiand, Illinois, second; c. S.
Leyon. Michigan, third; time 7:26.
Runnlg high jump-A. >Kraenzlin Wisconsin
Won feet inches, eQualling record; p c..
ionn q
e. Waller, Wisconsin, third feet inches
Preliminary. 120-yard hurdles-First heat
!. IL. Richards, Wisconsin. won; F. H. Cal
houn. Chicago, second; F. E. Spauiding. Grin
nell, third; time, 16 seconds. Second heat
w. r. Armstrong, Grinpell, won; j. F. Nc
Lean, Michigan, second; time, Is 3-5 seconds
C one ,, mile bicycle race-First heat-H. Tay-
second; Charles H. Hulin, Drake, third; time,
2:29. Second heat-Lefgh Turner, Michigan,
won; won; B. B. Jones, Minnesota, second; B. E.
BUSH Michigan, third time, 2:35 As.
Putting 16-pound shot-H. F. Cochems,
Wisconsin. won, 40 feet 111a inches; B. F.
roller, Depauw, second, SO feet 31a inches;
F. "A. Brewer Northwestern, third Sc feet
liz inches. ~.
Final 100 yards rum. H. Maybury, Wis
consin, won: c. L. Burroughs, Chicago, sec
ond: A. B. Potter, Northwestern, third time,
8 As seconds
One mile run--E. Copeland, Wisconsin, won;
): B. Wood. Michigan, second; j. l.. Fellows,
Grinnell, third; time 438 2-5. ;.
Running broad jump-C. S. Dole, Leland
Stanford, won, q feet 312 inches E. C. Gaines,
Minnesota. second 20 feet II inches; C. Brew
er Wisconsin, third, 20 feet 10 inches.
Final, 120 yard hurdles-J. H. Richards
Wisconsin, won; W. R. Armstrong. Grinnell.
second; ]. F. Mclean, Michigan, third; time,
Is AS seconds.
44O yards run-W. F. Jackson, Lake For
rest, won; e. T. Fox, Wisconsin. second; r.
w. Mills, Illinois, third; time, 81 1-5 seconds
Trowing the hammef-F. w. Won oven.
Illinois. won; 122 feet p inch; H. F.
Cochems. Wisconsin, second. 113 feet az
inches; G. ]. Enochs. Illinois, third, Ill feet
inches.
Two hundred and twenty-yard run-B. H.
Maybury. Wisconsin, won; c. l.. Borrouesls
Chicago, second; C. T. Stevenson, Minnesota
third. Time. q 20 seconds. NE1K
Two hundred and twenty yard huHHISsSs
First heat, A. Kraenzlin, Wisconsin slstIas sllssyrtiI
Time :26 2-5. Second heat. j. H. Richards
Wisconsin, won. Time, :26 3-5. Third heat
Charles Club. Michigan. won. Time, .27 Is
Fourth heat, E. R. Perry, Northwestern. won
Time, :27 3-5
Half-mile run---W. D. Brennan Minnesota
won; G.. L. White Chicago, second J. J..
Fellows, Grinnell, third. Time, 2:06 3-5.
Final mile bicycle-B. e. Bush, Michigan
Won; H. Taylor Wisconsin, second: Leigh
Turner, Michigan. third. Time 236 To-,
Final 220-yard, hurdles-A. Kraenzfin, Wis
consin, won; Charles Club, Michigan, second ;
j. r. Richards, Wisconsin, third. Time,
:25 3-5.
Pole vault-C. S. Dole. Leland Stanford,
won, 10 feet 61a inches; c. B: Herschberger
Chicago, second, 10 feet 31a inches H. c.
Coffeen, Illinois, third, 10 feet.