The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-29
WAS \ MARVELLOUS JUMP
SHATTERED A WORLDS RECORD
AND DISPLACED FAMOUS
CHAMPION
EVENTS ON FRANKLIN FIELD
Nj. Prinstein Is Now the Champion
Broad Junsper--Other Events
AfsOFdtsH Nest Excel
lent Sport.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2S-One
worlds record was shattered and the
worlds figures for another event equaled
this afternoon on Franklin dsld, during
the sixth annual relay races under the
auspices of the University of = nnsyVit-
MIA. The new worlds record was made
by Nj. Prinstein, the marvellous jumper,
OF Syracuse university, who jumped "a
feet IA inches in the broad lump The
former record was held by A. G. Kraenz-
lein, of Pennsylvania, at q feet AZ inch
es. The lO0-yard dash figures Of 94-5 see
onds were equaled by A. j. Duffy, OF
Georgetown university, who holds the
American championship.
Today's relay race carnival proved to
be the greatest the University Of Penn
sylvania has held since it's inception, six
years ago. The weather was clear and
warm, the track was exceptionally fast
all the events were warmly contested, and
the largest crowd that ever gathered on
Franklin field to see the relay. races were
present. Over 100 CT the large coll ges,
academies and preparatory schools iii the
East We're reported in the various events,
and over $50 athletes were entered
In the broad jump there were only two
contestants sPrinstein and kraenvlein The
latter, who holds the worlds 120-yard and
2zo-yard hurdle records, has been i'll for
some time, and had to give up tram ng
until a few days ago. He only JumE ed
twice, and the best he could do was @
feet 24z inches Prinstein TOOK three
leaps, breaking Kraenzlein's record. He
was loudly .cheered.
Duffy. the Georgetown Splinter, ran i
strong race in the 100-yald Cash, as Is
proved by his equaling the worId's rec
ord. He led all the way, while his COM
rade from Georgetown, e. j. Minnehan,
kept second position from the start to the
finish.
GREAT EVENT.
The one-miie Relay college caampi onship
was looked forward to with the &. ca est
interest, and was won by the fleet runners
OF the Chicago university in a magnifi-
cent struggle. 1t was the best relay race
of the day, and the time made was Only
one second Slower than the worlds rec
ord, which stands at 1922 3-5. Holland,
GeorgetoWn's first runner, took the lead,
and finished his quarter five yards in front
of Slack, Of Chicago, with Cook, of PENN
sylVania, close third. The next runners
for the second quarter, Deses, of Ge- rye
town; Lord, of Chicago, and Smith, of
Pennsylvania, finished their quarter Ill the
! order named. On the third quarter f. G.
Moioney, By a mighty squirt, w e5ted the
lead from .. F., Mulligan, of Georgetown,
and finished his quarter with a good lead,
for the last man OF his team 20 keep up.
In the last quarter w. A. Moloney held
the lead given him by his predecessor.
and won by five yards, DfumheIler, of
Pennsylvania, finished second, and Ker-
nan, of Georgetown, was close up for
third place. Chicagos victory w4s vigor-
ously applauded The time for the quar-
ters were:t, 80, 1:42 10, .2s43 4-5, 3:z3 3-5.
Princeton had no trouble winning the
two-mile relay college championship from
PENNSYLVANIA. Columbia, the other com
petitor, was never in it from the start
Princeton's time, sos, was seconds fast
er than any two-nile relay race ever run
on franklin field.
: The field events did not bring cut any
thing startling Sheldon, formerly of
Yale, Won the shot-put and discus events:
Boynton. Cornell, captured the hammer
throw; Baxter, Pennsylvania, the high
jump, and Coleman, of Princeton, the po1e
vault.
SUMMARIZES.
One hundred-yard DASH open only to
University of Pennsylvania athletes,
ElweH third. Time, :1oA
intercollegiate mile re,ay-Rutgers col
lege first, Swardhmore college /. second.
New York university third Time, 3:34 2-5.
six feet, first; r. L. James, Cornell, sec
ond; w c. Carroll, Princeton, third
Intercollegiate one mile relay-Johns
Hopkins, Baltimore, first; Villa Nova col
fege, Pennsylvania, second; st. John s
college, Baltimore, third. Time, 3:36
intercollegiate, one mile relay-Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania medical department,
first; Hahneman medical college, Phila-
delphia, second; Pennsylvania dental col
lege, Philadelphia. third. Time, 3:44 Is.
Shot put-Sheldon, N. Y A. c.. and ex-
Yale, first; ]. c. McCracken. University
of Pennsylvania, second; T. T. Hare, Uni
VerSitV of Pennsylvania third Distance
"a feet 114z inches
Two mile college relay, championship
Princeton. H T. Willis, G. M. Chamber
lain, ]. M. Perry, J. F.. Cregan. first;
University! of Pennsylvania, J. Bushnell
l.. Earnshaw, A. Grant E. M. Hechting,
second; Columbia, s. l.. Thurston. A. r
McEnerny, G. NJ. Cancise, I. c. Caldwell
third. Time, sos.
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash
open only to University Of Pennsylvania