The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-13

er Stood, by careless measurement, ex-
ceeded by few inches the prescribed
| limit. A triumph of some moment for
| American amateur athletics was the VIC
| tory of the crew sent by the Vesper Boat
Club of Philadelphia, in the champion
| ship races at Paris, France, against
crews from all parts of Europe.
| In filling out the list of champions and
cord-holders, those branches of sport
| in which championships are disputed or
! in which championships have never been
decided regularly are omitted. An
instance Of this Is the ANA
| teur pool championship In billiards
George Slosson, the last winner of the
| championship emblem IN open contest, Is
named as champion, though his title Is
| disputed. In the making Of new turf
records, the year 1906 was a notable one,
| the best time for both harness and thor
| oughbred races having been reduced at
all the popular distances. Among the
trotters. The Abbotssis now champion,
he having beatenEtha previous best on
record, 2:0324, by AliX, in 1894, by half a
second, after mares had held first place
/ for nearly twenty years. Cresceus is
| the worlds champion trotting stallion,
while the pacing record Of Star Pointer
remains undisturbed. Among the thor
/ oughbreds, the. hopers, as far as time
is concerned, belong Ito Voter and Ethel
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BAsERALL
National League 2Brooklyn won 81
games, lost 81. percentage, SOB. 90
Eastern League won 50
games, lost 81. Percentage, sos 90
American Ieag1e-Chlcago won o.
s9 cofiege aoi BASEBALL PsFlncefon won 81
burg; Average, .sSO
CTCEING.
Harry D. Elkes-
El1es holds the ene-mile paced, INDOOR
record, 1876 10, made in Madison square
garden New York, December 70 l9Oo,
and the records for from two to twenty
five miles. paced, against time, made at
| Brockton, Mass, October II, ana NO.
vember T. 1900.
Six days, relay team race
Charles W; Miller z S4S 2lO niles and
f F5ank 7 Ma 4lfG niles December to De-
I cember, 8, 1900.
Amateur Cycling
- Quarter -mtIe-C.-,C. Holzel,-Q2O-1-5, at
Spokane, Wash, September 4, 1900.
Half mile-Walter Smith, O:45, Berke-
le One @'n mle@W w Smith. 1:2s, Berkeley
e9 TWo niIesF. 4. Staples, 1925 -. Chic
ago, Ill,5August 6, 1882;
Five miles,. R. Dubois, 900, Brock
ton, Mass, October II, 1899.
AQUATICS.
Professional champion-Jacob G. Gau-
daur.
Amateur IN. A: A; Q; regatta. 1900
Intermediate single, skulls, f. Demourel-
H. Y. NJ. g. G., New Orleans. +,on,or,
Rowing club, New York.
intermediate double-C. T. Bunth, bow;
R. P. Smith, stroke; Crescent B. c., Phil
adelphia.
Doubies-C. H. Lewis, bow; E. H. Ten
| Eyck stroke; WachuSett, B. G.
Pair Oars-H. De Baecke, bow; J. o.
! Oxley. stroke; Vesper B. G.
| intermediate four oars-Nassau Boat
! club, New York.
Senior Four-Dgtroit Rowing club
| International Four2Wachusett r. @.
Intermediate Eight-Dauntless B. c..
Senior Eight-Yesper B. c., Philadel-
phia.
Seine me- Paris, Frahca4champion eight
| cared shell, Vesper B. c.. crew; Roscoe
Lockwood, bow; E. Marsh, E. Hedley, w.
Carr j. Ge d J. r Jqvena IL, a. de de
vain, P. A. Dempsey, trainer.
Intercollegiate Boat Race, 19OO-Uni-
| versity Of Pennsylvania won, University
of Wisconsin second, Cornell third, Col
Harvard-Yale Boat Race, 19Oo-Won by
Yale. ld2jn
TRACK AND FIELD.
Fifty-yard , Rupg % 55A5;, H. NJ Johnson,
| X, IL
Natek Mass sept 1885, S%e o!os P 45 B. J.
Wefers (amateur), Washington, D. c.,
20 Yard Run-O:21, B. J. wefers (ama-
teur), Toronto, Ont, Sept 25, 1887.
Quarter-mile Run-0.47; Maxwell w
Lorg (amateur), Gutenberg, N. Y, Oct.
oqarter-mile Run. Oyer Ten Hurdles,
ONE Buck, New York, Sept Is, 1896.
Half-mile Run-1:52 2-5, Charles J. Kill
patrick (amateurl, Manhattan field, New
one-miie Run-4:12A, ". G. George,
Two-rnile Run-911k, William Lang,
England, Aug. 1, 1863
Running Broad Jump--4 feet ~ inches,
Philadelphia. April IS, 1900. ''-- ->'''- i-sio'
Standing Long. Jump Ia feet 51l inch
es,. 6. w. Hamilton. Romeo, Mich, Oct
Running High Jumps feet 5h inches,
field, New York, Sept q, 1895. -
n PGle Yauting d for He a feet 14s
club, Chicago, june. 10, 1895
Standing High Jump feet S15 inches,
e Zoo F. Kearney, Oak. Hill, Mass. July %,
Throwing Fifty-six Pound Weight (from
a seven-foot circle)-35 feet 10jb inches,
J: S. Mitchell (amateur), Bergen Point,
Putting the Shot, GA pounds)-ss feet
Tx incl1s. G. R. Gray, Boston, Mass.
April u. 1900
Putting SixteeH-Peund Shot-47 feet !
inch, Dennis Horgap, Glasgow, Aug. IL,
! 1899 as
Hammer Throwing 21-pound hammer.
| 80 feet inches, &C., iA. J. Queckenburger,
| Staten island, Nov: IT, 1888; 16-pound 169
feet inches, John Flanagan, New York
A. c., Travers island, N Y, Sept 20,
Discus throwing-1A feet 81 inches.
! Richard Sheldon I(aInateur). New York A.
c., N. Y. mot recognized, as circle in
which thrower stood was three inches
over the regular seven feet; 119 feet ~
INTERCOLLEGIATE RECORDS. 1900.
Quarter-mile reinhe:4s s-5. D. Boerd-
Half5mile run42Og s-5. ]. M. Perry,
/ Princeton. h9Gi
Mile run-4:25 $50 John F. Cregan,
Princeton. fei
lOO-yard run-O:l0 Ti5, w. Swayne, Yale.
Furlong run-0:22 Is, E. w. Jarvis,
| Princeton.
12O yard over hurdles-O:15 rs. A. C.
| Kraenzlein, University of Pennsylvania.
go yards over hurdles-0:25 is, A. C.
| Kraenzlein, University of Pennsylvania.
Running long jump-23 feet inches, M
| Prinstein, Syracuse.
Running high jumps feet 1G1s inches,
s.. S, Jones, New York university.