The times., 1898-10-10

cHdttdCitu dtHleleS won Two SecOHu
prizes. and the bicycle winners were local
men.
Several Philadelphia entrants appeared,
but they did not work like winners, and.
In consequence IL remained for Balu-
more TO furnish most of the ginger
IL was expected that the discus event
would be the great feature of the card
on account of the entry of Robert Gar
rett, Johns Hopkins University, the ath-
lete who took part in the Olympian
games at Athens three years ago and
there scaled the discus so well that he
defeated the Greeks at their own game
and was crowned by the king of Greece.
He failed TO qualify in the discus event,
having his friends claimed, worked him
self out In the sixteen-pound hammer
event, which he won handily with thl ow
of III feet inches. Adam Johnson won
the discus event, with a throw of 81 feet
Z inches Royce Hough coming second,
with 81 feet inches. Adam Johnson lost
the sixteen-pound hammer shot event by
one inch.
The prizes were presented to the vic
torious athletes at the club house Satur-
day night by President Reddington. Prof.
Grossly came in for a large share OF con-
graduation for the excellent showing
made by his athletes.
The summary:
Track Events.
100 yards dash-For c. A. c. juniors.
First heat, won by G.. Andrews; u. M.
Courts, second Second heat won by t.
Alexander: A E. Dennison, second.
Third heat won by J. X. Barry; NJ. E.
Irwin, second. Fourth heat won by j, r.
Walsh; r. A Collins, second. Fifth heat
won by b. n. Burnside; G. Fitzpatrick
second. Sixth heat won by II. A. Ong; S.
Miller second. Final heat won by F. Al
eXander; J. r. Barry, second; B. w. Burn
side, third. Time, 0:12 as
100-yard dash, handicap-First heat won
by a. l.. Speare, c. A. c., scratch; Dan
Time, 0:l0 3-5. Second heat won by ". c.
Blome a feeO. NJ. A. c.; H. =. Glctzbach
"a feet, unattached. Time, 0:10 As. Third
heat won by G. w. Knapp jr., ]. H. o.,
scratch; C. r. Gantz. NJ. A. c. (9 feeO,
second. Time, 0:10 is. Fourth heat won
by c. T. Cabrera, c. A. c.. scratch; C. A
Shaw, c. A. c., second Q2 feeO Time
0:10 3-5. Final heat won by G. w. Knapp
j. H. u; A. r. Speare, c. A. c., second
Time, 0:10 2-5.
22o-yard run handicap--Won by G. w.
Knapp, jr., ]. H. u. e. yards: A. r.
Speare, c. A. C. (scratch), second. Time,
O:23 3-5
44o-yard run handicap-won by c. w.
Hamill, Baltimore c. Y. NJ c. A 90
yards; Fl. e. Glotzbaeh. unattached GA
YARDS, second Time, 0:52 S-5.
Eight hundred and eighty yards run
handicap-Won by VIM. Armstrong. NJ
a. c. Q5 yards); r. T. Abercrombie, j. H
u, second Q5 yards). Time. 2:07 2-5
One mile, bicycle, open. Won by c. L.
Miller; Z. L. Burton, second; p. ]. Miller.
third. Time, 3:37.
Two-mile handicap. bicycle. Won by P
]. Miller; ]. NJ Mcqueen, second; o. H.
Miller, third. Time 5.57 3-5
Field Events.
Putting 1s-pound shot handicap-Won
by G. B. Scholl, J. H U. Q3 feet 5 inches)
"A feet inches; A. w. Johnson, c. A c.
90 feeD "A feet 2 inches
Running high jump handicap-Won by
C. A. Cabrera, c. A. c.. g inch) feet /:
e. r. Owings, NJ. A c., g inch) feet
9 IA inches.
Throwing 16 pound hammer. handicap.
Won by Robert Garrett. j. II. U.
scratch. III feet 3 inches; Shirley Carter.
b. A. c., second (26 feeO 10 feet inches.
Pole vault handicap-Won by H s.
Green, c. a. c. G2 inchesl feet 10
inches actual; L. G. Fishbach. ]. II. U.
| III inches second, feet inches actual.
Throwing discus. scratch-Won by Ad-
am johnson. c. A. c., 81 feet 7 inches
Royce Hough, unattached, 81 feet
! inches.