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it all their own way. May, of Oxford,
caused good deal of surprise by his ex-
hlbldon with the 16-pound hammer. His
first throw was 119 feet inches, but his
second attempt was wonderful improve
ment, as he threw the hammer 12S feet
inches, gaining second place to w. A
Boal, of Harvard, who won with a throw
OF 136 feet inches. G. Stillman, of
Yale, was unable to appear and his
place was taken by Richard Sheldon, of
Yale, but he also was in bad physical
condition, and after making one inef-
fectual attempt he retired from the con-
test, Henderson, of Oxford, finishing
third, his best throw being Ill feet AZ
inches
Speaker, of Yale, carried off the hon.
ors in the running high jump, as well as
in the running broad jump. In the high
jump Herman, of Harvard, tied Speaker
at 6 feet and 70 inch. The bar was then
raised one inch and Speaker cleared it,
Herman failing to get over. G. H.
Smith, of Cambridge, dropped out of the
contest after clearing feet 1912 inches,
and Henderson, of Oxford, who also took
part in the running broad jump and ham,
er-tnrowing contest, was fourth with
jump of 5 feet inches.
Speaker won the running broad with a
jump of % feet inches Ristine, Of
A1di fcloy pClhS ScCOlFl, Will Il l0GE
inches. Henderson cleared 10 feet 9
inches, and Cornish, of Oxford, who
wrenched his knee shortly after he ar
rived in this country, made an attempt,
but his leg twisted under him and he had
to retire from the contest after this pain
full effort.
SUMMARIES.
One-mile run-Won by F. G.. Cockshott,
Cambridge; II. w. Gregson, Cambridge,
second; H. S. Knowles, Harvard third
Time, 4:26 1-5.
Running high jump-Won by ]. sprak-
er, Yale, height 6 feet 11z inches; r. P.
Herman, Harvard. second, height 6 feet
Y inch; Howard Smith, Cambridge third,
5 feet 101z inches.
12G-yard hurdle-Won by J. H. Converse,
of Harvard; G. r. Barnier, of Oxford,
second; F. Allcock, Cambridge, third.
Time, :15 3-5. Converse won by - six
inches. This decides the match in favor
of the American collegians.
Running broad jurnp-Won by J. s.
Srraker, Yale, distance % feet inches;
A. w. Ristine, Harvard, second, 81 feet
ir ches; w. E. B. Henderson, Oxford,
third, 10 feet inches.
100-yard dash-Won by w. H. Hargrave,
Yale; A. E. Hind, Cambridge second;
J. E. Haigh, Harvard, third. Time,
10 2-5 seconds.
One-quarter-mi run-Won by E. c.
Rust, Harvard; Dixon Boardman, Yale,
second; r. w. Barclay, Cambridge, third;
S. A. Neave, Oxford, fourth. Time, 50
..
Throwing the sixteen-pound hammer
Won by w. A. Boal, Harvard, distance
1875 feet inches; E. E. B. May, Oxford,
second, 12S feet 8 inches; w. e. B. Hen
derson, Oxford, third, Ill feet Az inches.
One-half-mile run-Won by HI. w.
Workman, Cambridge; ]. R. Cleve, OK
ford. second; E. B. Boynton, Harvard,
third. Time, 1:55 3-5.
Two-mile run--Won by H. w. Work
man, Cambridge; E. w. Mills, Harvard,
second; c. j. Swan, Harvard, third. Time,
$3.50.
Final score: Yale-Harvard, g. Oxford
Cambridge, 8.
Hawthorne winners.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Perfect weather
greeted a large crowd at Hawthorne to-
day and the track was in splendid condi-
ton, but the card was practically without
feature. Summaries:
First race, six furlongs-Kohnwreath
991a (Knight), 4 to 1, won; Arachue, 107
dyne), to 2, second; Lady Idris, 10S
6NfcInery), 9 to 2, third. Time, ia Au-
die Evas Darling, Esther Riggs, Haidee,
Elsie Kuhn, Pet Shot, also ran.
Second race six and half furlongs-
Santa Teresa, IS (Rice) Is to won; Do
1:2A. Landseer, Marcos, Lady Like,
Lysbeth, Major Bird, Dandola, also ran
Third race, mile-Uncle Tom, Sc P
(Rice), Is to 1, second Matte Bazaar, SO
(Seaton), 20 to 1, third Time, 1:421s. De-
pending, Dagmar, Correllas Vernetta,
Rustic Girl, Cathedral, Anna Oldfield, Big
Injun, Onoto, also ran.
Fourth race, five furlongs, handicap
Jaubert, ia (KnighD, to l, won; Coacoa,
95 (Hicks), 40 to 1, second; Julia Junkin,
1e5 (Gormley), 10 to l, third Time, 1:0015.
Hargis, Nellie Waddeh, Hoodwink, Even
ing Star, Isamelson, Inspector Shea,
Hopedale, also ran.
Fifth race, mile, selling-Allee, %
((TOrml0V1. to 4. Alfred
tBlake) 4 to l, second; B. G.. Fox, 101
(Knight), IL to 1, third. Time, 1:4Oa4 King
Dellis, Miss Soak, Klaghor, Ell Caney,
Prairie Dog, Mayme NJ. H., Domadge,
also ran.
Sixth race mile and an eighth-ohia,
io2 (Blake). to 1, won; Cluster, los OR.
burn), to /, third. Time, 1:55. Valdez
also ran.
Tomerrows entries:
First race. mile ard twenty yards sell
ing-Little (Elkin, 81; Gawaine, So; ]. H.
Barnes, Sc; Silutiar, SO; Chauncey Fisher,
Farrell 100; Monos, Fantsy, 1902; Canova,
John Grigsby, Frelinghuysen, 10S
handdcap-Toah. SO; Haviland, Ben Bat
tie, SO; Uledi. 50; Gonfalon, 101; Maggie
short course-Capt. Conover, 127; SANITY,
129; Danger Line, 1870; Little John, 1871;
Eva Moe, l39; Populist, Dick Furber, 140i
Becky Rolfe, 145.
mile-The Given, 100; Aladdin 101; Miracle
IL. los; Arian, liz; South Trimble, lie.
Fifth race, free handicap, mile and an
eighth = Conundrum, ST.: odnor 80;
Ssarcher, Strangest, "a; Charlie O'Brien,
100
Sixth race six furlongs-Silesian, Dig
by Bell, 81; Duke of Connaught, Gray
Eagle, 100; Stuart Young. 106; Emathiou
Pretorious, 109; Rose Plume, Hermis,
Burnett Wallace, Huzzah, Tommy Eos
ter, liz.