Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-07-22
ATHLETIC CONTESTS.
American Athletes Win in Many
Of the English Sports.
National Guards Of Ohio Called Out
to Suppress Riot
Italy Demands Investigation Of Lvnehing {
Of Italians In Louisiana.
NEGRO IYscHsp IN MISSOURI.

London. July 22.-In the inter -uniyer-
sity contests the long Jump was won by
u. & Vassall. oxford; q. ID. DAILY, Har
ward, second; Y. ID. Roche. Harvard, third I;
X. o. Bsyan. Cambridge, fourth.
The hammer throwing contest was won
by ". A. Boal. Harvard; Holcomb j.
Brown, Harvard, second; J. ID. Green.
shields, oxford. third.
Boai threw 1886 feet sl6 inches; Brown.
l2g feet y inches, and uresnshields, t0g
feet inches.
The hundred yard dash was won by
Qninlsn, OF Harvard; Z. X. Thomas, OK
ford. second; r A. Blunt, Yale. third; A.
l. Hind. Cambridge. fourth. The win
ner's time was 10 seconds.
In the mile run A. Hunter, OF Cam
bridge. won; A. L.. Dawson, Harvard. sec
Qua; c. B. rpitZer. Yale, third; r. smith.
Yals, fourth. Time, 4:24.
The hurdle race WAS won by h. u. Fox,
Of Harvard, W l.. Paget TomiinsoD.
Cambridge, second; n. X. Parkes, Oxford,
third; }. ". Hallowell, Harvard, fourth.
T me, 1874
The hsif.mile run was won by n. X
Graham, Cambridge; G. Struben, Cam.
fridge, second; j. p. Adams. Yale. third
I II. Burke. Harvard. fourth. Time
l:i5 10. Graham won by 12 yalds.
lhe quar,pr-mile run was won by e. q
Davidson. Cambridge; ID. Boriman, Yale.
second; T Il. Fieher, Yale, third; A. VI.
Hollins, Oxford. fourth. Time-49 4 b
Davidson won by five Yards.
In the long jump Vassill led of with
% feet 3 inches, followed by Roche with
81 feet ! inches. Beyan, who followed.
did not make 20 feet and the jump was
nj ....s A. n
feet GlS inches. In the second trial Vas
sail jumped % feet inches. Both Roche
and Beyans failed tO do 30 feet. while
DAILY made 81 feet 9l5 inches. on the
third trial Vassall made ~ feet q inches
and Roche u feet 9 inches.
The high Jump WAS won by A. II. Rice
OF Harvard. Rice cleared q feet, and G.
n Koich. OF Harvard, out at feet II
inches. The other three continued the
col test.
In the high jump II. r. Adair. Oxford
marked 3 feet | inches; Z. NJ. Rotch
Harvard. feet 10 inches. and ". Page
Tomlinson. Cambridge. 6 feet q inches
The three mile run won by " "
Workman, OF Cambridge. and c. X. Pal
mer, OF Yale. WAS secOui. The others did
not finish. Time, l5:2l9s
Roche followed with q feet . inches
Bevan with 30 feet AZ inches, and Dal
with 81 feet lOlS inches. In the urti
trial Vasall made the splendid jump o
% feet, Roche, Beyans sni Daily al
failing to reach 90 feet In the ifth anC
last round, Vasali and Bryans both wer,
under 20 feet Roche fell back and WA
not measured. DAILY did % feet inchs,
and the English dag was hoisted to recOrl
the frat victory
Ia the 100 yards dash Rlount got ava,
first and i, q for forty Yards. when z lin
lar and Thomas drew even QninIaI
with splendid spnrt won the exciting
rae, by half yard. A tremendous wsv
ing IL American n,gs and shouting tn
Harvard and Yale yell greeted every liar
ward man.
In the one mile run FreemanilA too
the lead, going n good pace, and led 70
the frat two laps, Hunter closely follow
ing. with smith and SpiiZsr next an,
Dawson at the rear On the last la
froemsntle retired and Hunter runninI
strongly sOoD put wild gap betwee
himself aud ne others, Dawson going u
Ia second place. Hunter won by thirt
yaida
Ia the hurdles Fox led from start 4
flui-h, and won by 2i5 yards. there betnl
a hail yard between Pagat, TOmllnaOi
aud paIkea.
IN the half mile run. Slreuhen led II
he first lap, followed hy Adams, Graham
ana Burke, in the order mentiOne,
Graham vent to the front and won b
eight yards. with StreUben second an
Adams third. Burke did not finish.
4 level start was made for the quartz
mile run AMI Bosrdman cut out the pae
n mandous rate. On the stretch II
home. Hollins jlst led Boardman. vii
Dawson last About seventy yards froi
home DAWSON came up with rush o
the outside and won by five yards.