The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-07-16
AMERICAN ATHLETES WIN
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day by the authorities of the college.
A. G. Kraenzlein of the University OF
Pennsylvania, whom Mr.. Prinstein beat
yesterday, to-day jumped in the final
for the broad jump and won over Prin-
STEMS jump of yesterday by a small
margin. Each had three jumps yes
terday, but Kraenzlein had six more
to-day, while Prinstein, although on the
grounds, could not jump. He entered
a protest after the games, blu There Is
little hope that it will be allowed.
The representatives of the University
Of Pennsylvania had large share In
to-day's winnings and their contestlng
caused some feeling among other college
men Manager Ellis said: II have no
authority to prevent the men taking
part on my own responsibility and so
told them, at the same time advising
them that they should not contest. We
have thirteen men in our team. OF these
eight stayed out to-day, but five dec1d-
cd that they would remain to the end
In order to overcome the feeling caused
by Messrs johnson and Dvorack being
out of the pole vault event the French
officials have agreed to offer special
prize for pole vault next Thursday"
on the initiative of Mr. Sheriff. of
Yale protest, signed by all the Amer
ican teams has been presented to A. G.
Spaulding, director of sports at the ex-
position. 1t says:
ssWe. the undersigned, beg to protest
against the change in the agreed ar
rangements whereby our clubs are now
unable to compete in field events Mon
day. the records to count for the cham
1,ionships and to be filed as events. We
do not agree to a substitution or
series Of special field events to take the
place Of the above agreed arrange
ment."
AS the Americans We're so successful
some of the bad feeling disappeared;
but they might have had more seconds
and thirds if the change had not been
made at the last minute and scarcely
without warning.
The number of spectators was much
larger than yesterdays attendance and
the presence of a regimental band en-
sIivened the occasion Again the grand
stand was largely occupied by Amer-
cans, who cheered their champions with
much vim, and especially when George
wv. Orion Of the University of Penn
sylvania, after seeming to be out of the
Gong steeplechase, made a magnificent
squirt beating an Englishman who look
ed certain winner as they came down
the stretch. The enthusiasm at this
point was intense. The games began
promptly at 2:30 p. M, but it was
o'clock before the last event was over.
The first heat in the sixty metres fiat
went handily to Kraenzlein with e. J.
Minahan of Georgetown university sec
ond and Pritchard of the English team
third Time 7 seconds. I<lingelhoefer,
French, and Westeragen, Swede, also
ran. In the second heat Walter b.
Tewksbury managed to breast the tape
Just ahead of Rowley of New South
Wales, with William J. Holland Of the
University of Georgetown, third. Time
z 1-5 seconds. Koppan and Schubert,
Hungarian, also ran.
The final was a pretty contest the
men being breasts apart at the finish,
with Kraenzlein first, Tewksbury sec
ond and Rowley third. Time Z seconds.
Minahan also ran.
Richard Sheldon, Yole '97, of the New
York Athletic club, was the; only Amer
dean to strip for the final in the shot
putting. as Messrs. ]. G. McCracken of
the University of Pennsylvania and
Robert Garrett of Princeton university
refused to compete on Sunday. Cret-
tier. Hungarian and Paraskevopoulos,
Greek, took their places Neither of
these could oustrip the put made yes
terday by McCracken and Garrett; and
the final resulted with Sheldon first at
II metres 10 centimetres, which is said
to beat the worlds record; McCracken
second at IL metres and SO centimetres,
and Garrett third at 10 metres and 81
centimetres.
Only three started in the final of the
400 metres fiat as Messrs. Lee, Fred G.
NIaloney of the University of Michi-
gan and Dixon Boardman of the New
York Athletic club, who had also quail
fled, refused to run to-day. This left
Messrs. Maxwell Long of the New York
Athletic club William ]. Holland of the
university of Georgetown, and Schulz,
Dane. AT the crack of the pistol Hol-
land set a merry pace and held IT well
into the stretch, where Long caught
him. The two had heart breaking run
To the finish, which Long reached one
ward in advance of Holland, Schulz be-
ing is yards to the rear. The time was
40 rs seconds, beating the French rec