The Saint Paul globe., 1900-05-26
FIELD AND TRACK EVENTS.
Trial Heats VIII BE Followed u,
Finals Today

NEW YORK. May G.-The twenty
HlIh annual held and track meeting Of
me me i,,IIeyT,coIegiate Association of ANA
teur Atnietes of America began this af-
ierno0n at Columbia field formerly
known as Manhattan field The rain
zen almost continuously during the morn
ing, ana consequently the ciuder track
ana lhtleld We're soaked and Sodden The
running track was easily twO-fifths of a
second slow in 100 yards. The rain stop
ped shortly after noon. and the overhead
conditions were all that could be desired
oIlowing Is the summary Of events:
one hundred-yard dash-First trial heat
Won by I. 3. Mclean. PENNSYLVANIA !;
second, j. =. Haigh. Harvard; third. e
y Iuttie. Brown; time. 10 3-5. Second
neat. won by Meyer Priustein. Syracuse:
second. {. u. Young, Cornell; time 10 3-5
FIlhceton; second, E. S. Matthewson
Cornell; time, 10 2-5. Fourth heat. won
by E w. Jarvis. Princeton; second. c.
C2lt: time. 10 30.
ale. A feet inches; J. G. McCracken
pennsylvania. 42 feet 124 inches: A PIaw
1anIornia, ~ feet AZ inches; r. Wolsev
ISaiiiIornia. 30 feet IA inches; I. G. Me
Furbdch. of the College of the CITY Of
New York, 81 feet 934 inches.
an-mile run-First trial heat won bv
J. r. CreSan. Princeton; second II y
Hastings, Cornell; third. j. NJ. Stra ford
Syracuse: time, 2:03 %. Second heat
Won by H. p. Smith. Yale: second
&5rSti,, &6ranl, tenn1;Sylvania; third, NJ. J. Perry
PTlncelon: time 2:I6 Is.
one hundred and twentv-vard hurd1a
Ldce-FlrSt heat. won by W f. Lewis
syracuse; second. J. W. Halloweu Har-
Nard; time. :l6 20. Second heat. won bv
l. IL Potter. Williams; second 81 Wheel
CT, Princeton. third. Hamlin. California.
llme. ZIG 30. Third heat won bv O.
K72ir,a5enzelln. Pennsylvania; second, c. w.
NllSon. Cornell; time, 10 So Fourth
neat. Won by w. p. Remington. Pennsyi
:l6 3-5. ''''ie'
In putting the shot F. Beck. of Vale
established a new Intercollegiate record
with "A put of - feet 3 inches The form
G SL hpiaer OF the record was J. c. Nc
80. SidcRSeh, of PennSylvania. who had 43
Ieet 6i2 inches to his credit
Quarter-mile run-First heat. won nv
l y: Drumheller, Pennsylvania second
Ma M v, NJ Long. Columbia; time. :5l 80, Sec
'ld9 oild neat won by W. G. Clark. Harvard;
second "a y Melzger, Pennsylvania; time
90 20, Ihlrd heat, Won by J. j. Monv-
nan. Holy cross; second, D. Boardman,
ale; time. 80 50.
ieet lnches-The men qualified: e A.
hlhSgy' Cornell; A. w. Coleman, Prince
ton u ). Horton, Princeton: J. B. John
son. Yale; II. w. Adrance. Yale.
Two hundred and twenty-yard hurdle
HeaJs-tIrSt heat. Won By w. f. Wolese-
iey. california; second, J. w. HaHoweIL
harvard; time, PC 80. Second heat. won
by J. c. Willis, Harvard; second II
Wheeler, Princeton; time. :26. Third heat
won by A G. Kaenzlein, Pennsylvania:
second, r. s Tuttle Brown; time. .26 -
Fourth heat won by w. P Remington,
Eenhsy lNanid; second, c. ". Wilson, Cor
nell. time, ~ So
22O-y2rd ruu-First heat. won bv 7 p
Muiiigan. Georgetown; second. W. Cado-
gan, California; time. %. Second heat
won by ID. X. BOardman. Yale: second
y r. HaiSh. Harvard; time. % 3-5. Third
neat. won by NJ w. Long. Columbia: sec
0nd, r. A. Waite. Syracuse; time ~
Fourth heat, won by w. ]. Jarvis. Prince
ton; second, ". G. Clerk Harvard: time
% Fifth heat won by l.. Richards
ale: second, w. G. Warren. Cornell.
time, %. Sixth heat, won bv H G.
Cioudman. Bowdoin; second, c. D. Young.
Cornell; time. % 4-5
Running broad jump-The following five
men qualified for the final: c. Kraenzlein.
y feet l0l2 inches; NJ. Prinstein. Syracuse
= feet ~ inches; w. P. Remington
Pennsylvania, y feet; ]. P Steirk. Har-
yard. p feet 5l2 inches; c. w. Brown.
Brown. q feet inches
229-yard run, for second men in first
trial heats. the winners to take part in
semi-iinals-First heat, won by ]. r.
Haigh. Harvard; time. % 2-5 Second
heat, won by r. I. Wait, Syracuse. %
high Jump-The following men qualified
at feet inches, and the will compete
In the finals tomorrow: A. \. Rice Har-
yard; c. NJ. Rotch. Harvard; S. F. Jones,
New York university; n. c. Carroll
Princeton and G. 2. Serviss, Princeton.