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out by yard for second place.
oNE-MILE RUN.
Intercoll.g!ate and collegste record, 4 minutes
23 2.6 seconds, q. W. Ortop. Pennsylvania
Won Won by j. + % creaan PTln%cstoni % prey WI WilisTs
This was the prettiestrace Of the day Cham.
RSScemakinE erEHnd for CreFap the h9lder Of
compsted '11 mi nut Seconds "ti crssan
mddo iSs Ma dozsn nPs es.'r ms fRs
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ran into second place In the third quarter. but
TS9s TS stlil nve Yards behnd CregHn when H,t,p the
man lessened the. distance which separated
him from the leader and entering the back X;
down the s se path the two GRAN sde
6y side; while p the shouts OF the exelted spec.
urged S them them to greater eorts
PScIT the P Prncetonsn meet man stacF to his G' WORK
Ss ssy wss Tss1F @
Hall way up the final straight the William Williams
a9a gnrs n
Of the tired Williams man. Cregan covered his
anal Quarter Of mile IN minute 2-5 seconds.
440-TARD RUN.
Former intercolegiste record. 4a'f seconds. a. B.
shattuck: Amherst; collegiate record AN seconds.
Final heat. won By NJ W. Long. .oolumbi.: T: 3.
Eisher Yale second: f. Luce, Yale; third; J.; =.
over for Long Of .CoiIm 81 a. The fayorlte was
first out OF the chute. and came tearing by the
eVePy stride T the ' Coiamba man q drew further
sYnFE Fshsr 4 sSsd sas 81 s and yMasan oo
place. which the Yale man secured BY half a
yard. Longs time was Just a fraction less
than the old intercollegiate record.
Two-MILE Rum
Won by Alex Grant. Pennsylyania: E. A. Nechling.
Pennsylvania, second; H. W. Foote. Harvard, third
@ Torrance Cornell, fourth Time. 10 minutes 2.5
seconds.
Foote OF Harvard was OF frst, but Grant OF
Pennsylvania deprived him Of the lead before
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Soysfsd ID I minutes q Us sseoSds At tSs
pace began to tell on some oi ths
sR tms n' Of sae
Palmer passed. fsTr{ SHORTY AFTER
Ing the last lap Grant was taking matters
ei Harvard, who was thirty yards behind
Mechling. started grand srurt when the bell
shs 1P had st
him to secure the place by FIVE yards. Grant
eased up In the straight and won BY twenty
yards
Intercollegiate and collegiate record. ~ 1-s 600
opss n. Il Tifss efGsetS% Se. won by WAITE
syr1c%%.e 2; H B0aTdmsn man Yale Is se1oRd T% a. se
oDinlsn
Final he1, Won By Nv B. Text.19u5y. Penn:yl.
Harv third; r. A. Waite. Syracuse. fourth. Time,
2l 80 seconds.
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event. and simply spread -eagled the field; He
sang S., down ths s sraGh} with Gns pn
ne could do to keep ahead OF Quinlan. Tewks:
rant ran hroush the ten Yards in front Of the
much;vaunted Boardman. Quinlan was third
margin se i in front f'S of Waite t Of P SYRACUSE "
220-YARD HURDLE.
intercollegiate and Collegiate Record. 2s s-b SEQ
ondsIA G. Kraenzlesn. Pennsylyans
iein. Pennsylvanis: j. W. Hallowsn, Harvard. sec
sssGnd ea sg ems az
Remington. Pennsylvania. second. Time. % As
Final Hest,won By A. G; Kraen,lein. Pepnsyl-
well. Harvard. third; ". p. Remington. Pennsyi.
vania fourth. Time. % As seconds
Kraenzlein again ran, for all he was worth
and made his opponents look like noyiees, HIS
wonderfully and every obstacle was negotiated
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an and Outside @ across. POSITION Re iS lss Of he nHFs Il
ate "af S' ceayns se S harde % rD
ES;s SsSsS IL SS 5s ss:
took third place with Hallowell; who finished
yard in front Of Remington OF Syracuse.
POLE vAULTING.
Il.
fo Hoyt H Hsf1sqs and frfstd dl.pp fsie. Col
leGiate record; feet l9!S inches g. Glapp, Yale
JohnsdRn Yas pemna u, snd
Kinzie. Cornell. tied for second place With
prize. Who again vsuited il feet ? inches. Kinzio
and Deming again tied and on vauitinG % kinrio
Clapp outclassed the other competitors. he
men wriGRed over the same height The bar
cleared it easily and established a new inter-
collegiate record. The competition for tho
tda along we%Sr but J9hnson
vault OF IL feet inches.
RUNNING BROAD JUMP
Former intercollegiate record. 2a feet IN inches.
n. prinstein. syracuse. Former COLLEGIATE record
Won BY A. Q. Kraenzlein. Psnnsylyania, with .
a%p OF f naSss Mssr B. ba szss xss
more toarS @ S.' wts 1
kraenzlein cid not jump. but rested satisfied
with his record effort Of Friday. Prinstein
cleared % feet y inch in one Of his jumps. but
could not better his preliminary jump.
PUTTING s1xTEEN-PoUNp SHOT.
eIntercolegiate record. 4s feet 81 inches j. O. Mo.
oracken Pennsylvania collegiate record. - feet ~
inches, W. .. Hckok Yale.
Won by J. @. McCracken, Pennsylvania. with put
OF ~ feet u inch; e. 7. Glass Syracuse. second
with ii feet 8A inches; H. ]. Brown. Harvard third
with 40 feet ~ inches; W. z. Bottger, Princeton,
fourth, with 40 feet 81 inches.
McCracken improved his performance OF
Friday and put the shot AZ feet u inch
Neither OF the others bettered his put Of the
previous day.
THROWING sIxTEEN-PoUND HAMMER.
intercollegiate record. 14a feet 8 inches. ]. G.
McCracken. Pennsylvania; collegiate record, 1853
feet 4 inches, ]. G. McCracken. Pennsylvania,
Won by J. C. MoCrackrn. P.nnsy lyania, with .
throw of ~ feet inch; T. T. Hare. Pennsylvania
second with l42 feet bLa inches; W. A. Boal, Har-
ward third, with 1872 feet . inches; II. ]. Brown
Harvard, fourth, with 50 feet 10 inches.
Boal and Brown, the Harvard represent tatives
bettered their work In the preliminary throws,
but did not change their relative positions. and
the Pennsyvan a throwers always held the
Harvard men safe.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP.
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