The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-03-04
INDOOR ATHLETIC MEET
CHIEF HONORs WON BY THE UNI
vERSITY OF CHICAGO MEN.
Ten Points Scored by Notre Dame
Two Records Equaled and One
Worlds Mark Lowered.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. March 3.-Betwee2
1000 and 5000 persons witnessed the annual
indoor championship events of the Central
Association A. A. U. at the exposition
building tonight. The University of Chi
cago carried off the banner, winning twen-
ty-three points; the First Regiment A. A.
Chicago, second, with eighteen points: Mil
waukee Athletic Club third, with seven
teen points, and the University of Wiscon-
sin fourth, making fifteen points. Notre
Dame University got ten points. In addi-
ton to the leading Western universities
taking part in the contest several high
schools and athletic clubs were entered.
The meet was the most successful ever
held. One and one-half seconds were
clipped off the worlds record in the $50
yard run, and the record in the seventy
five-yard dash and seventy-five-yard hurdle
were equaled. Following are the sum-
maries:
Seventy-five-yard Dash-P. ]. Corcoran.
Notre Dame University, won; Phil Fox,
Milwaukee Athletic Club, second; w. Bor-
den. First Regiment Athletic Association,
third. Time, As seconds, equaling world S
record
Seventy-fve-yard High Hurdle-F. G..
Maloney, University of Chicago, won; j..
". bOle, milwaukee, "A. u, SecOnu, -. H.
Manning. University OF Chicago, third.
Time. 10 rs seconds. equaling worlds rec
ord.
one Mile Run-w. G. Unenden. First
Regiment A. A, won; c. Z. Hubert, Uni
versity of Chicago, second; G. A. Sellar.
West Side Y. M. c. A. Chicago. third.
Time, 4:43 3-5.
Running High Jump-C. E. Clapper, Gen.
inches; o. H. Kaeche, South Side Turn
geiemunde, Chicago, second, feet inches;
II. Bishop. University of Wisconsin, third.
feet 6 inches. Bishop and Franz. of Mil
waukee A. c., were tied for third place,
Bishop finally winning the place.
Putting Sixteen-pound Shot-C. H.
Hanneman, Milwaukee A. c., won, 80 feet
10la inches; G. f. Riddle, First Regiment
inches; r. Z. Cochems. University of Wis
consin. third. 81 feet liz inches.
MISUNDERSTANDING Runs z.
Seymour. Milwaukee A. c., won; E. III.
ond; G. d. Smith, First Regiment A. A.
third. Time, 55 S-5 seconds.
Seventy-five-yard Low Hurdle-H. +.
Holmholtz. University of Wisconsin, won;
ond: John G. Boie, Milwaukee A. c.,
third. Time, As seconds.
acknowledgment Run. for High Schools
and Academies-D. z. Mowry, West Side
High School, Milwaukee, won; III. G.. Hal
leck, West Division High School, Chicago,
second; NJ. N. Boldenbach, West Side High
School, Milwaukee. third. Time. 1:1 1-5.
Pole Vault-E. A. Martin, First Regf-
ment A. A, won, 10 feet 31a inches; j. Il.
Peters, First Regiment A. A, second: S.
Muckleston, University of Wisconsin,
third
Northumberland Run-W.
A. Maloney, University of Chicago, won;
II. II. Lord Cincinnati Y. NJ. C. A, Sec
ond; HI. Wright, University of Wisconsin,
third Time. 2:O3 LIS, beating record by lis
seconds.
Mile Walk. Bredstein, University of
Wisconsin. won; G. G.. Davis, University
of Chicago. second; III. Young, University
of Wisconsin, third. Time, 1905 3-5
Mile Relay, for High Schools-West Side
High School, Milwaukee. won; Englewood
High School, second; Hyde Park. third.
Time, Ali.
Mile Relay, Open-Notre Dame Uni
versity, won; Chicago University second;
Central Y. NJ. c. A, third. Time. 1888.