The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-27
WON BY Pennsylvania
CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE INTERCOL-
LEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.
Extraordinary Work by A. c. Kraenz-
lein-WfscOnsin Defeated by Chi
cagO in the Dual Contest.

NEW YORK, May 26.-Once more Penn
sylvania University athletes won the cham
pionship of the intercollegiate Athletic AS
ISOLATION on Columbia Field to-day. In the
history of the associations games no ath-
lete has done what A c. Kraenzlein did
to-day. Yesterday he qualified in four
events, the northumberland dash. the
high and low hurdles. and the running
broad jump. This afternoon he won three
of these events. namely. the one-hundred-
yard dash and the high and low hurdles.
Having had to use ali his reserve strength
in these events, Kraenzlein did not take
part I'm the final contest for the running
broad jump, which was delayed purposely
for his convenience, and Myer Prinstein, of
Syracuse, won out with jump Of twenty
three feet eight inches. Kraenzlein's jump
in the preliminaries proved good enough
to give him second place. The weather was
rainy.
Alec Grant, of Pennsylvania, made the
two-mile run I'm better time than 1t has
been done before. Hall, of Brown. Rich
ardson, of Harvard and Gallagher, of Cor
rell, finished in that order. In the mile
run one hunderd yards from home Cregan
won by superior sprinting powers by fif-
teen yards, with Bray second. A 0. Berry
of Cornell. third, in 4:24 2-5.
Everyone looked for the Columbia Uni
versity man. Maxey Long. to win the quar-
ter-mile run, but he finished third. Board
man gradually wore Long down, winning
by two yards from Lee, of Syracuse. one
foot ahead of Long. In the half-mile run
Perry, of Princeton, won by two feet The
one-hundred-yard dash was won by
Kraenzlein in 10 2-5 by nine inches. Jarvis
beat Mechanic by yard for second honors.
and Matthewson, of Cornell, was fourth.
The semi-finals and final heats of the high
and low hurdles were simply an exercise
for Kraenzlein. Summaries:
Inward dash, semi-fnal heats: First heat
won by F. W. Jarvis, Princeton; second,
r. B. McClain, Pennsylvania third, Meyer
Printzstein. Syracuse. Time, 10 rs. Sec
ond heat won by A. c. Kraenzlein, Penn
sv,vania: second. E. s. Matthewson, Cor
nell: third. J. E. Haigh, Harvard. Time,
10 3-5. Kraenzlen simply romped home.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hurdle,
semi-finals: First heat won by A. Z.
Kraenzlein. Pennsylvania; second. w r.
won by p Potter, Williams; second, w.
p. Remington, Pennsylvania. Time, :16 2-5.
One-mile run: Won by j. f. Cregan.
Princeton; second. 1. Bray, Williams; third,
A. E. Berry, Cornell; fourth, T.. X. Bush
nell. Pennsylvania. Time, 4:4 rs.
Putting sixteeen-pound shot: Won by F.
Beck, Yale, A feet inches: second, j. c.
McCracken, PENNSYLVANIA. AZ feet inches;
third. A. Plauw, California, AZ feet inches;
fourth, r. Woolsey, California. SO feet
inches.
Quarter-mile run, final: Won by D. Bord-
man, Yale: second, III. G. Lee. Syracuse;
third, nj. w. Long, Columbia; fourth, w. j.
Clerk, Harvard. Time, :49 3-5.
Two hundred and twenty yards run,
semi-finals: First heat won by d. Board
man, Yale; second, j. L. Mulligan, George
town. Time % 2-5. Second heat, won by
| Cloudman, Bowdoin. Time, % 2-5
Half-mile run: Final heat won by j. NJ
| Perry. Princeton; second. III. E. Hastings
| Cornell; third, II. p. Smith, Yale; fourth,
| j. M. Scrafford. Syracuse. Time, 2:03A.
Observation-Disclosures hurdle.
| Final heat won by A. c. Kraenzlein, Penn
| slyvania; second, j. G. Willis, Harvard
third. ]. w. Hallowell. Harvard Time
o-hundred-and-twenty run: Final
| heat won by Z. w. Jarvis. Princeton: Sec
| ond, d. Boardman. Yale; third, ]. E. Multi
gan, Georgetown; fourth. H. H. Cloudman
| Bowdoin. Time. % 1-5.
Running broad jump: Won by NJ Prinz-
| stein, Syracuse, q feet inches; second
A -. hrdenzlelfi, fenusylNduld, u Iett lot;
| inches; third. w. p. Remington, Pennsyl-
vania. % feet fourth, ]. H. Shirk. Har-
| ard, q feet 81 inches.
Pole vault: Won by B. Johnson. Yale. Il
| feet 31k inches; second, A. w. Coleman
| Priceton, IL feet; third, d. Horton, Prince
| ton, 10 feet inches; E. A Kinsey. Cornell
| and A Adriance, Yale, tied for fourth
place, at 10 feet inches.
| Final score by points: Pennsylvania. 81
| Princeton, 26; Yale. 201z; Harvard. IA; SYRIA
| cuse. 10; California, s; Williams. =; Cor
| nell. ~; Brown, 8: New York University
| 5; Columbia, Q; Bowdoin. 2; Georgetown, 2