The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-05-24

finding a place in the prize list. This lift
ed the South side to the lead. a. point
ahead of the academy, while the second
that Francis saved tied the MINNEAPOLIS
central with the st. Paul central at 10
points up. ~
The poll vault was the last issue Of
the day to be fought out, and It was
pretty slow. Finally, however, the
academy dropped out. The real battle
was between the st. Paul and Mime
apol1s centrals. Game, of the East side.
stuck to the end, but his school was
hopelessly behind. Noerenberg, for the
oouth side, hung unto till the bar went
over eight feet, and that left the former
leaders out of it. Then Griffith, of the
MINNEAPOLIS central, dropped out, with
the third place, and ensured the St,
Paul central the lead for the day, as
they would have one point to the good
II Cumbey had to get out with a sec
ond. But the little fellow won out.
Game jumped hard for the fallen for
tunes OF the East side school, but only
won second place, failing on eight feet
nine.
The 220 yard dash was left unfinished
and will be run off Wednesday with the
bicycle races. Reibeth won the first
heat with Griffith in the place. Rogers
and Lysander were first and second in
the second heat
The schools represented yesterday
were the Central, Mechanic Arts and
Cleveland high schools, of st. Paul;
Central, East, North and South side
hleh schools of Minneapolis, and the
Minneapolis academy The results In
the various events, summarized. fol-
lows:
lo9,yard dashLBockmann, Academy, first;
Riebeth, North Side, second; Rogers. St.
Paul Central third-11 seconds
Do,
first; Gunther. South Side. second; Har..
1sS graves AGA, Academy. third-tme, s:4s.
CARING. st. Paul Central. third-17 Is
44o-yard dash-Reibeth, North Side, first;
Dougherty, st. Paul Central. third-57 S-5
Mile run-Burns, South Side, first; Carpen-
ter M sida abt csesntra second Game.
22O-yard dash.Unfnished-H Reibeth
and Rogers, first; Griffith and Lysander,
22O-yard hurdle Bocknan, Academy. first:
Lysander, Cleveland. second; Patterson,
East Side. third-29 is.
Half.mle run-Connor Minneapolis Cen
speilcan North Side. third-2:20 IS.
Running, high p--Metzger. Minneapolis
Central, first; Bockman, Academy sec
ond; Nerland. South Side, third. f.et
inches.
Putting the shot-Buck, st. Paul Central,
nrst; Alstad. South Side, second; Day,
Academy third. 80 feet 7 inches 35 feet
.e1k inches, 35 feet 2 inches.
Running broad jump-O Brien, ST. Paul
Central. first; Lindquist, South Side, sec
ond.; Williams, st. Paul Central, third.
II feet 51A inches.
Thowing the hammer-Gunther, South Side,
first; Francis, Minneapolis Central, Sec
end; Noerenberg. South Side. third. 12O
feet z inches.
Pole vault-Cumbey. st. Paul Central, first;
Game. East Side, second; Griffith Min
Mile relay race-Won by Cleveland, team
consisting of Lysander. Hickman, Leon
ard. Slayton, Eterner. Richie; st. Paul
Central. second; Mechanic Arts, third
Besides the events which count in the
point contest for the interscholastic cup
there was relay race OF mile between
teams Of six from each school, The C1eve-
land school, st. Paul. won this to console 1,
for its inability to break into the other events
with success. The race was for g. bannsr
presented by Manager Ccmiskey CT the ST.
Paul Base Ball club.