The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-27
PENNSYLVANIA WON.
intercollegiate Athletic Champion
ships Concluded In the Rain.

intercollegiate Athletic Champion
ships Concluded in the Rain.
NEW YORK, May 26.-Threatening
weather greeted the collcgians and spec
tators at Manhattan field this afternoon,
when the finals in the intercollegiate
athletic championships were contested.
Kraenzlein, of Pennsylvania. was tie
lion of the day, as he qualified in four
events yesterday, and the wearers of
the red and blue sent up a mighty yell
when the big curly-headed collegian
came out on the running track. They
expected their man to win out in all
four events. Following is the summary
of the events:
1OO-yard dash semi-fnal heats-First
heat, won by f. w. Jarvis, Princeton;
second, r. b. McCIain. Pennsylvania;
third. Meyer Prinstein, Syracuse. Time,
10 %. Second heat, won by A. c. kraenz-
lein, Pennsylvania; second, E. S. Mat
thewson, Cornell; third, ]. r. Haigh,
Harvard. Time, 10 20 Kraenzlein simp-
12O-yard hurdle, semi-fEals-First heat,
won by A G. Kraenzlein, Pennsylvania;
second, ". F. Lewis. Syracuse Time,
1G i IL: Second heat, Won by 2 Pollock
Pennsylvania. Time, Is 10.
One-mile run-Wo4 by J. F; Cregan.
third, A. Q. Berry. Cornell; fourth. f.
r. Bushnell Pennsylvania. Time. 4:25 2-5.
The succeeding events took place while
a heavy rain was falling:
Putting SiXteen-pound shot-WOn by
F. Beck. Yale, A feet inches second,
J. c. McCracken, Pennsylvania, AZ feet
inches; third, A Plauw, California, ~
feet : inches; fourth, R. Woolsey, Cal
ifornia, SO feet inches.
Quarter-mile run tinal-Won by ID.
Roardman, Yale; second, H. 6. Lee,
fourth, w. G. Clark, Harvard. Time,
IS 30.
12O-yard hurdle, final heat-Won by A
c. Kraenzlein, Pennsylvania; second 2.
Pollock. Williams; third, W; 2; Reming-
Syracuse. Time, Is 20,
100-yard dash, final heat-WOn by A. G.
Kraenzleln, Pennsylvania; second. ". f.
Jarvis, Princeton: third, T. q. McClain,
Pennsylvania; fourth, e S. Matthewson,
Cornell Time, 10 10
Grant Pennsylvania; second. d. c. Hall,
Brown; third, y. W. Richardson, Har-
yard; fourth B. A. Gallagher, Cornell.
collegiate record for the two-mile run,
held by himself)
Two hundred and twenty-yard hurdle,
semi-finals-First heat won by w. 2.
Remington, Pennsylvania; second. J. w.
HaIlowell, Harvard. Time, :25 3-5. Sec
ond heat won by A. c. Kraenzlein, Penn
sylyania second, !. G. Willis Harvard
Running high jumr-Won by S. S
Jones, New York university, 5 feet 1919
inches; second, A. N Rice. Harvard. 5
feet 93@ inches; E. c: NJ. Rotch, Harvard;
NJ. c. Carroll, Princeton. and G.. p.
SerViss. Princeton tied for third place.
at feet 812 inches, and divided the
points, 2 points to Princeton and l to
Throwing the hammer-Won by A.
Plauw. California. l54 feet AZ inches;
third, T. T. Hare, Pennsylvania; fourth,
w A Boal. Harvard, 1877 feet inches.
Two hundred and twenty-yard run.
semi-fnals-First heat won by d. Board
man, Yale; second, j L; Mulligan,
won by f. w. Jarvis. Princeton; second,
H. Ii. Cloudman, BoWdoin. Time 20 2-5
Half-mile run, final heat-Won by J.
M. Perry, Princeton; second, H. r. Hast
2:O3 3-5
Two hundred ard twenty-yard hu.d,e.
firal heat-Won by A. - K.aenzlein,
ward; third, j. W.. Hallowell, Harvard.
Time, % 1-5.
Two hundred and twenty-yard run.
final heat--Won by E. w. Jarvis, Prince
ton;- second, D. Boardman. Yale; third, J.
E. Mulligan, Georgetown; fourth H H.
Cloudman, Bowdoin. Time, ;22l4;
Running broad iump-WOn by NJ. Prin-
stein. Syracuse, % feet inches; second,
A. c. Kraenzlein. Pennsylvania, % feet
Pennsylvania, % feet; fourth, J. H Shirk,
Harvard. q feet 513 inches.
Pole Vault-Won by B. Johnson Yale,
II feet 81 inches; second, A. w. Cole
man, Princeton II feet; third. D. G. Hor-
ton, Princeton, 10 feet inches; F. A. Kin
tied for fourth place at 10 feet inches.
Final score by points: Pennsylvania
80, Princeton &C. Yale 201s, Harvard IA,
Syracuse 10, California 8, Williams s,
Brown 5, Columbia 2. Bowdoin l, George
town 2.