The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-05

Chicago Was Second and Illinois
Third-Two Western IntercoIle-
giate Records Broken and Two
Equalled - Hogeland, Illinois,
Clips Nearly Fifteen Seconds or
Mile Walk Marks. e.
CHICAGO, June 4.-The University
of Michigan won the triangular field
games today on Marshall field, scoring
seventy points. Chicago was second
with forty-ore and Illinois third, with
thirty-three The universities Withdrew
from the regular organization because
of the action declaring Maybury, Of
Wisconsin, an amateur. Two Western
intercollegiate records were broken and
two equalled j. u. Hogeland, of Illi-
nois, clipped nearly fifteen seconds off
the mile walk mark made by Bunnell
Of Minnesota, last year. He made the
distance in 7:11A, after walking Tyron,
the Michigan crack, off his feet. F. w.
Vanhoven, of Illinois, threw 100 feet,
SURPRISING the efforts Of Ed Green, the
Californian, who competed here in 1885,
3. B. Smith, Of Chicago, outfooted
Wood, of Michigan, in a hard mile
effort. which equalled the record. Smith
finished in fine style. Mclean equalIed
KenZie's time of last year over the low
sticks.
CHICAGO RIDERS GOOD WORK.
The surprise of the day was the Chi
cago riders good work in the bicycle
events, ard Burroughs victory in both
sprints. Stage, of Chicago, Everett, of
Illinois, and a Michigan representative
held a conference tonight. They prob
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ton of the Western colleges that desire
to join. Summary:
100-yard run-C. L. Burroughs. Chicago.
first; j. NJ. Thomas. Michigan. second: ]. H.
Thompson, Michigan, third; Time. ;22.
r 4ay Ar M Fa chicago Teet second MehsR
Thompson. Michigan, third; Time, 81 Is.
first: d. l.. White. Chicago. and H. W.
Hayes Michigan, ran dead heat for Sec
ond; place. Time, 2:02 20.
SMITH EQUALS RECORD.
Mile run-B. B. Smith. Chicago. first; J.
B: Wood. Michigan. second; R. H. Beers.
Chicago, third. Time, 43S Time equals
Western intercollegiate college record Of II.
B. Craigin.
12o yards, hurdles-JicF J, MseLean. Michi-
F. H. Calhoun. Chicago! cthird. Time, 1914.
lAU yarQS, nurQleS-J. F.e MAGICIAN nfSt, II.
H. Webster second F.. H. Calhoun third
Time 25 2-5-equals Western collegiate rec
ord of Fratzenlein. g
Mile walk-J. K Hoagland. Michigan,
first; F. A Brook Michigan, second; r. M
Tyrone. Michigan. third. Time, Til 49,
Breaks Western intercollegiate record of F.
H: Bunnell. 1926. ta-Es
Quarter-mile bicycleTTC. H. Brown. Chi
cago. first; NJ. H. Petit, Chicago, second
l.. B. Thompson. Illinois. third Time, :34
Mile Bicycle-W. w. Buckling Michigan,
first; F. H. Thompson. Illinois, second; j. r.
Goodwin. Chicago, third. Time. 2:40 As.
Putting sixteen-pound shot-Don Sweeney,
illinois, first; SO feet; M. A. Moran Illinois,
second, 80 feet inches; c. D. Enochs, I'LL
ncis, third, "a feet inches.
HAMMER RECORD GOES.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-F w. Han
over, Illinois, first 100 feet; T. w. Mortimer.
Chicago, second. Breaks Western intercoI-
legiate record Of r. W. Edgren, 1913 feet 9ha
inches.
Discus THROWN A. Moran, Illinois first.
1oS feet inches; w. H. Galley, Michigan,
second; 100 feet 7 inches; T. W. Mortimer,
Chicago, third. 96 feet inches
Running Long Jump. F. Maitland, Michi-
gan. first. % feet. 81 inches; E. Keattor.
IlAnois and H. Russell, Michigan, tied for
Pole vault-B. q. Leake Chicago; H. E.
Baker. Michigan and c. C. Baker. Michigan.
tied for first place. Height 10 feet.