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


burg; average, $50.
CYCEING.
Elkes holds the one-mile paced, indoor
record, 1:36 1-5, made in Madison square
garden. New York, December ~ 19OU,
five miles, paced, against time, made at
Brockton, Mass, October Il, and NO
Vember Z, 1900.
Charles W. Miller q ,34S 2-1O miles,, and
Frank Waller q 1856. 2-10 milesl; team
total, 2,7S3 4-10 miles, December to De-
cember, 9, 1900.
Quarter t1te- mtie-C.,C. Holzel,- 02O1-5. at
Half miIe-Walter. Smith, 0:45, Berke-
lev Oval, June 10 1869.
One mileNWaiter Smith. 1:28, Berkeley
I'VE W niles@F. a. Staples, 1925 2-5, Chic
ago, nI,~August &c, 1892
Five miles,. R. Dubois, 600, Brock
ton Mass, October II, 1899.
AQUATICS.
Professional champion-Jacob G. Gau-
0f. Amateur N. A. A. o. regatta. 1900
Intermediate single skulls, f. Demourel-
Ii, Y M G. c., New Orleans.
Senior skulls-John Rumohr, Harlem
Rowing club, New York.
intermediate double-C. f. Bunth, bow;
R. P. Smith, stroke; Crescent B. c., Phil
Doubles-C. H. Lewis, bow; E. H. Ten
Eyck, stroke; Wachusett, B. c:
Pair Oars-H. De Baecke, bow; ]. o.
Oxley. stroke; Vesper B. c.
intermediate four oars-Nassau Boat
club, New York.
Senior Four--Rstroit Rowing club;
International Four--Wachusett r. @.
Intermediate Eight-Dauntless B. c.,
New York.
Senior Eight-Yesper B. c., Phladel-
| phia.
sein ssF PARIS, Frahcach 1 eight fal
Dared shell, Vesper B. c. crew; Roscoe
Lockwood. bow; E. Marsh, E. dedley, W.
| Baecke, J. Ovley, stroke; L.. Abel, cox
vain, p. A. Dempsey, trainer.
Intercollegiate Boat Race, 1soO-Uni-
of Wisconsin second, Cornell third, Col
umbia fourth.
Harvard-Yale Boat Race. 1sOO-Won by
Yale. }d.-tu
TRACK AND FIELD.
Fifty-yard Run.oo0:95A, H. NJ. Johnson,
100 Yard RunH0.69 8!5, Edward Donovan,
Natlck, Mass, Sept. 2. 1895; O:O9 As, B. J.
Wefers Gamateur), Washington, D. c.,
22o:Ya:rd ID Run-o:a, B. ]. wefers CANA
Quarter-mile Run-O.47; Maxwell w.
Lorg (amateur), Gutenberg, N. Y, Oct.
Quarter Run. Oyer Ten Hurdles,
ONE Buck, New York 1 Sept IS, 1896.
patrick, (amateuGl, Manhattan field, New
| York, Sept d. 1895.
One-mife Run-4:12A, W. G. George,
london, Eng, Aug. 49, 1886.
Two-nile Run-9.11h, William Lang,
England, Aug. l, 1853.
Running Broad Jump-24 feet ~ inches,
Never Prinstein (amateurl, Franklin field,
Philadelphia, April %, 1900.
Standing Long Jump-14 feet 51z inch
5, 1878. w. 4-e'--''' -s'iAeo' -Di'n'' OCT
field New York, Sept q, 1885.
,r Pole XauIting g,d for R9eght1 feet 14s
Standing High Jump feet 81 inches,
T. F. Kearney. Oak Hill, Mass, July. %,
Throwing Fifty-six Pound Weight (from
a seven-foot circle)-35 feet 1917 inches,
| J. S. Mitchell (amateur), Bergen Point,
N. j., Sept. 2, 1895.
liz inckes. G. R. Gray, Boston, Mass,
| April IL, 1900
Putting Sixteen-Peund shot-47 feet
inch, Dennis Horgap, Glasgow, Aug. IL,
Hammer Throwing- 21-pound hammer,
Staten island, Nov: u, 1883; 16-pound, 165
! 1900. ~
Discus throwing-12f feet 81 inches
Richard Sheldon I(amateur). New York A.
c., n. Y. not recognized, as circle in
which thrower stood was three inches
over the regular seven feeD; 119 feet AZ
inches. Boner Hnngary (amateur), Paris,
France, July 15,p9a199G
| INTERCOLLEGIATE RECORDS 1900
Quarter mile rtnhe:4s s-5. D. Boerd-
Half-nile runA2:0s S-5, ]. M. Perry,
| Princeton. nsci
Mile run-4:25 s-5j1 John F. Cregan,
| Princeton. ioI
lOO-yard run-O:l0 ri5, w. swayne, Yale.
Furlong run-O:2 1-5, E. w. Jarvis,
| Princeton
10n vord o,,or hurdlac-O.15 os r,