The age-herald., 1900-05-27
PENNSYLVANIA WON
 THE CHAMPIONSHIPS
In the Intercollegiate Athletic
 Games on Columbia Fields.
REMARKABLE RECORD
Was Made by A. O. Kraenzlein of Penn sylvania, Who Qualif sd in Four Events and Won Three
 of the Finals

New York, May 26.-Pennsylvania uni yersity athletes won the championships or the Intercollegiate Athletic association OH Columbia fields today. In the history or the associations games no athlete has oone what A. C. Kraenzlein did today. 1ester- day he qualified in four events-the loo yards dash, the high and low hurdles ana the running broad jump. This afternoon he won three of these events, namely, the 100 yards dash and the high and low hur- dies. Having had to use all his reserve strength in these events, Kraenzlein did not take part in the final contest for the running broad jump, which was delayed nurposely for his convenience, and Myer Prinztein of Syracuse won out with a jump of 23 feet inches.
 The weather was raining
 Summary:
 One hundred yards dash-Heats: First won by Jarvis of Princeton; second Mc- Clain of Pennsylvania; third, Meyer or Princeton. Time, 10 2-5
 Second heat-Won by kraenzleln or Pennsylvania; second, Matthewson of Cor nell; third, Haigh of Harvard. Time, lo 2-5.
 Kraenzleip simply romped home
 One hundred and twenty yards hurdle, semi-final-First heat won by A. C' Kraenzlein of Pennsylvania; second, w. F. Lewis of Syracuse. Time, l6 l-5 sec onds. x,,.,
 Second heat-Won by P. Pollock Will Hams; second, w. P. Remington Of Penn- syivania. Time, 16 1-5 seconds.
 One mile run, won by J. F. Cregan' Princeton; second Bray, Williams; third, Berry, Cornell. Time, 4:24 2-5.
 The succeeding events took place WHlle d h. i,, fal
 Putting 12-pound shot, won by F. Beck Yale A feet inches; second, McCracken, Pennsylvania, 42 feet inches; third, Flaw, California, 42 feet 2 inches.
 Quarter mile run, final won by Board man. Yale second, Lee, Syracuse; third, Long, Columbia. Time, 049 3-5.
 Two hundred and twenty yard run, final heat won by F. w. Jarvis, Princeton; sec- ond, D. Boardman, Yale; third, J. D. Null ligan, Georgetown; fourth, H. II. Cloued- man, Bowdoin. Time, 0:22 1-5.
 Running broad jump, won by M PrinZ- tein, Syracuse, 23 feet inches; second, A. c. Kraenzlein, Pennsylvania, 2 feet 101s inches; third, w. P. Remington, Pennsyl- vania 22 feet inches; fourth, J. H. Shirk, Harvard, 21 feet 51a inches.
 Pole vault, won by B. Johnson, Yale, Il feet 31h inches; second, A. w. Coleman, Princeton, Il feet; third, D. c. Horton, 10 feet inches; D. A. Kinsey, Cornell, and w. Adriance, Yale, tied for fourth place at 10 feet inches.
 Final score by points-Pennsylvania 8; Princeton, 26; Yale, 20h; Harvard, 14; Syracuse, 10; California, &; Williams, 6; Cornell, 711; Brown, 3; New York Universi- ty, 5 Columbia, g. Bowdoin, l; George town, 2.
 Half mile run, final heat, won by J. M. Perry, Princeton; second, H. E. Hastings, Cornell; third, H. P. Smith, Yale; fourth, J. M. Scrafford, Syracuse. Time, ? min utes 2-5 seconds.
 The points stand now-Pennsyivania, 2S; Princeton, 15; Yale, 12; Harvard, s; Cali fornia, S; Cornell z; Williams 6; Syracuse, 5: New York University, 5; Brown, 8; Co., lumbia, ?.
 Two hundred and twenty yards hurdle, final heat, won by A. c. Kraenz,ein, Penn sylvania; second, J. G. Willis, Harvard; i; third, J. w. Hallowell, Harvard. Time, 25 1-5 seconds.