The Worcester spy., 1899-05-21
WORCESTER, MASS.

men cleared. The bar was raised to
nine feet three inches, and the hopes Of
| Williams dropped correspondingly
| when Squires failed to clear the bar.
| On hAs second trial, however, he went
| over like a bird.
Clark went over the bar without any
+ difficulty and it was raised to nine feet
| six inches, which failed to phase either
| of the contestants. Nine feet nine
| inches was registered on the pole, and
| Squires carried the bar with him to the
ground. Clark cleared and Squires
came up for his second trial Again
he knocked down the bar, and the Will
| liams men groaned.
On his last trial he left the ground in
good shape, but fell short o{Ale bar,
hitting it slightly as he went over. The
bar wavered and fell, and the games
were over with Bowdoin a winner by
one point.
f, c. ingalls, of Trinity succeeded in
breaking the intercollegiate record in
tnroWlng thel6-pound hammer by sending
the ball and wire l26 feet and y inch. The
stalwart son Of Trinity threw the ham
mer l2 feet 2 inches in the competition
winning first place He was allowed three
TRIALS for the record and succeeded in es-
taollsning a new mark in that event,
throwing the hammer 126 feet u inch
Those compelling in the event were ].
II. Walton NJ. r., A. /. Grover. U. Of
~. IT i.
well. Bowdoin; D. H. Hail. Brown G.
Cullinan, Williams; c. /. Young, Bow
qoini =. r. Godfrey, Bowdoin; H. J.
Elan, Amherst, and F. c. ingalls,, Trim
lty. or the above. all but ingalls,, Corson
and Hall qualified for the finals
Throwing the discus resulted in another
record breaking event with a state of
Maine boy establishing a new record of
Jos feet la inch. The new record was
made by A. S. Grover of the University
Of Of Maine, who succeeded in beating out
the record of p T. Wfnslow Of Amherst,
which was established last year.
l. II. Hall of Brown took second place
L. T. WinslOw of Amherst who estab-
lished the record last year. threw the
discus 102 feet IL inches in the. finals. tak-
ing third place.
The contestants in this event were E.
=. Fleming of n. J. T. A. s. Grover of
University of Maine, S. E. Newman of
Dartmouth, p WinsloW Of Amherst 9.
Brown of Brown, c. A. Proctor of Dart
mouth, j.. Corson of Dartmouth l. H
Hall Of Brown, II. =. Macdonald Jr Of
"A. l. T., 6. r. Young Of Bowdoin, E. G.
Bowdotn. None but the three winners
QUALIFIED, whose best marks are above.
me running hisn iInp' resulted in
win Tor Baxter of NJ. T. T. and tie for
second place by Brown of Brown. Iittell
OF trinity and Cline Of Wesleyan. 1t
was decided In this case to divide the
golits ana 70 draw for medals. In the
dItW lhttell won, with Brown second and
zine third. The competitors were e II.
klaer Of Amherst, T. S. Cline Of Wes-
ieyan, j. w. Smith Of Amherst, ]. N.
S,dhueli OF Dartmouth. G. Brown of
hroWn; p. Hayes of Bowdoin. T. G. Lit
teli ot Trinity, r. w. Pope, NJ l. r., S r.
" llqer OF Dartmouth, r. X Baxter of
"a, l. 4, and A. Lyall of Amherst.
g. Brown Of Brown University won the
running broad jump covering the dis
lance Of p feet and { inches. T. S. Cline
St h esieNan was close second. with ~
feet and 10 inches. Brown University was
again represented winning third place,
with B. II. Green jumping % feet 4 and y
lhches The competitors were NJ. B. KEN
nedN. Dartmouth; n. w. Garrett NJ. l.
T.; j. w. Horr. NJ. 7. T.: II. w. Gladwin,
Amherst; T. s. Cline, Wesleyan; Il. 9.
tield. Amherst A. IT, Weed Trinity; B.
II. Green Brownie. Ellington, Wesleyan;