The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-07-15
AMERICAN ATHLETES
AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
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Reloge and Speide passed him. the former
winning easily in 2:S5. His victory was
hailed with great enthusiasm by the
French spectators who otherwise were
rarely demonstrative. His time was slow
er than Halls. but he took matters leis-
urely and the general opinion is that he
Will have 10 be seriously reckoned with IN
the final.
=, The third heat was contested among
the Americans, sheridan Of Princeton,
Bray OF Williams and Lord OF Chicago
firsts and seconds In these heats will
compete in the final
Accident to Duny.
Twenty athletes stripped for the six
trial heats Of the 100 meters fiat race,
ten being Americans Austria, Italy. Ger
many and Australia were represented by
their cracks in this sprint But Duffy
was selected by practically everybody as
ances in the preiiminariee aud semi-final
winning as he did apparently without
effert. strengthening this opinion.
he left the mark like shot and had al
ready assumed what appeared TO be a
decisive lead. when he was seen TO wab
BILE and a moment later he fell heavily
TO the ground
A grcan OF disappointment and sympa-
thy rose from the crowd of Americans,
which changed almost Immediately to u
winning tape two feet ahead OF Tewks-
berry, Rowiey, the Australian, a close
da . spe IS the gpay for Amer
Tho first heat OF the 100 meters dash
was won by Duffy. with Moloney second.
ond heat was wof, by Tewksbery, with
Mccain second. Hungarian, Koppan,
In the third heat Jarvis, OF Princeton.
was FIRST. and Rowley. the champion Of
New South Wales. was second. An Itsl-
ian, Colombo. and Germsn, Keyt. also
competed.
In the fourth hea. IAeble, OF the uni
versity OF Michigan, won. A German.
Doery, was second. A Dane Gandil. also
ran.
The hfth heat was won BY Pritchard,
an Englishman. with Minahan. OF George
town university second. A Hungarian,
Schubert. and a German. westeragen.
also ran.
In the sixth heat Burroughs. Of Chi
cage university. won. H,arhinsn. az tho
New York Athletic Club was second.
Slack. of Chicago university also ran.
The semi-finals were won by DufYy,
Tewksbery. Jarvis and Rowlsy.
In the final heat OF the no meters Hor-
ace ]. Jarvis, of Princeton, finished first,
w. u. Tewksbery second and Stanley
The best time was 10 As seconds. mads
by Jarvis in the preliminary ami 1'ewks-
berry In the semi-finals
AAead in the shot Putting.
Then came the shot-ruttins. in which
the foreign contingent had no show. The
contest assumed the character Of friendly
rivalry among the Americas. whose final
victory was an absolute certainty. SAei-
don, Of the New York Athletic Club. up
held his reputation. and droppei the shot
far ahead OF his competitors McCracken.
OF the University OF Pennsylvania. was
nearest TO him, with Garrett. OF Prince
ton. third. Sheidon's best put was 10 me-
tiers 80 centimeters. McCruckens was -
meters IS centimeters, and CARROTS -
meters 80 centimeters. Sheldon thus did
not do so well as he did IN London last
The so-meter rat race brought out if-
teen starters, including seven Americans.
The best time In the three preliminary
~ n W. ons Of fa n. 'P %sw Ycrk H,s
letic Club. who won tho Arst heat In
80 rs seconds. Lee, Of Syracuse. was
Drumheller. OF the University OF Pennsyi.
vania, and Clement. Frenchman, also
ran
Gaulic Champion Loses.
The second hee, brought out the Gaulie
champion. Fridide. who holds the French
finished third, behind Moloney, OF Chi
cago university, who came In FIRST, and
Hungarian. Koppan. and a Norwesian.
Bresyn. brought up the rear. Time. 81
seconds.
The third heat proved an easy victory
Club. who. with Holland, OF Georgetown
university. cantered in. neither caring
ming in the finals, Their eempstitsra ber.
ny, OF Chicago. Spelde Hungarian. and
Colombo. an Italian, were yards behind.
In the broad Jump.
The spectators gathered around tho
center OK the grounds, where a fenced-in
Wa broad
The Americans here had another inning.
securing, with ave entries, three places
among she leading Ave who qualified for
The Americans topped the list with
Prinstein, 81 Syracuse university who
9IsnTed me meters ~ ssn.mr.srs
was next with s meters, % cenumeters,
Then followed the French champion. de-
snn9y S'h bs f5eIs eefpplmesf
vania, With meters. 72,s centmeters. and
Iany. tina English and Irish champion
who was NTH with meters. q cent?
meters.
Ths take-or Of the jump had an incline
which was very disconCertinE 10 the
Americans, especially kraenzieiu. who
left he ground. To this he attributes MIS-
defeat. He was In good condition nj
though wearing SILK supporter above his
left knee
End of the Days Events.
The concluding event Of the day. the 30
meters hurdle. brought only four men 10
the tape. although there we're ten entries
Both heats were won by Americans.
TeWksbcry, Of the University - peunsyl-
vania, taking first and Lewis. Of syria
cure. second Nedv0d, an Austrian, was
unplaced.
orion. % ths University Of peunsTivan.
ia. secured the second beat frorn Tserln,
a Frcnchman, his only competitor Lcgis
Tswksbery. orton ana TauaIh. will con
thst IN the fnal
The time - neither heat was worth
mentioning, ~ none 0f the Americans
gave themselves any unnecessary exertlen.
College Wells n Novelty.
Tho Introduction ~ American college
cheers into tQdsye proceedings vas q
complete revelation u the Ffsnehraen
and other foreigners, At the FIRST yell
they Apparently Imagined some invasion
u Wild Indians had occurred but, after
bearing the various cries al%Sut \ hun.
6roA times AurfnE the aay they appf4-
ciAt%G tNe fact that q wns simply en- sut-
burst 4 American enfhusAAsFn - en-
cuura cement ~ the ruiterr rusn. a great
number - whom were present
The Frenchmsn, however. caVia not be
rts.7 10 - .-As