The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-02

collegiate record for the quarter mile run
was broken today by Merrill, of Beloit,
who did the distance this afternoon in
40 As seconds in an exciting race in
Which w. A. Maloney, Chicago's star
Splinter, one of the best runners in the
West, was compelled to take second
place The event was one of the prettiest
races of the day and the result was a
great surprise to those supposed to be
we'll versed in track sports The former
record for the quarter mile was .3-5 sec
onds. IN the l20-yard hurdle race. f. G.
Maloney, O. Chicago, cqualled the inter
collegiate cord of is as seconds Michi-
gan had everything her own way in the
final heat of the 100-yard dash, Hahn and
Leiblee, Of that institution winning first
and second place, respectively. with B ell,
Of Illinois, a poor third. The mile relay,
race was won by Michigan, with Wis
consin second and Minnesota third The
points gained in this race We're not in
cluded in the list with the other events,
thus cutting five points from Micnigan's
total score.
a large crowd gathered on Marshall
Field this afternoon to witness the con-
tests between the representatives Of the
colleges comprising the newly organized
Collegiate Conference Athletic as
ISOLATION and the weather was every
thing that could be desired The DAY was
ideal for field meet, with the sky cloud
ed just enough to temper the suns rays
The track was in perfect condition and
no accidents occurred to mar the pleas
Gres of the day.
Two hundred and four names were on
the entry lists representing tho following
colleges: Michigan, Wisconsin, Chicago,
illinois, Northwestern, Minnesota, Iowa,
Indiana, Purdue and Beloit. 1t is ex-
pected the winners Of today'S contests
will go TO Buffalo next week to compete
in the intercollegiate meet to be held in
that city next Saturday. The total points
scored by the various colleges are as fol-
lows:
Michigan. So; Wisconsin, %; Chicago.
II; Minnesota, IA; Beloit, II; Illinois, 6,
Northwestern, 5; Purdue, 8; Iowa, l;
while Indiana failed to make a score.
= Summary:
oo 3nfmi5 Aa5 P0nWon BY Ksa s WIS
Four hundred and forty Yards run
final heat-Won by Merrill, Beloit; Ma
I lon a, Chicago Oh second Poage. W,scon
ern intercollegiate record of 80 3-5
Discus throw-Won by Baird, North
western; Webster: Wisconsin. second;
and 10 inches
One hundred yard dash, final heat-won
| by Hahn. Michigan; Leiblee. NJ chigan,
! seconds.
/, one hundred and twenty-yard hurdle,
anal heSW0n BY Msl22sy c9siGago
Wisconsin. thir1. Time, rs 40 This ties
the worlds intercollegiate record
Shot put-Robinson, Michigan, first;
Merrill, Belo:t, second; Perkins, Chica-
go, third Distance, 81 feet and 81 inches
Pole vault-Won by Ivorak, Michigan;
! Endsley, Purdue, second; Bard, Illinois,
third Height. II feet and ~ inches.
Eight hundred and eighty-yard RIM
Won by Hayes, M:chig n; Harris, Min
/ nesota, second; Foster. Michigan, third.
/ Time, 2:01.
High jump-Won by Tate Of Mime
! Sofa height feet 9%4 inches; Meyers,
! Wisconsin, second; Snow, Michigan,
! third.
/ TWO hundred and twenty-yard dash,
! final heat-Won by Merrill Beoit; Bell,
/ illinois, second; Hahn, Michigan, third.
/ Time, % 3-5.
! Two-mile run-Kellogg, Michigan, Nc
! Eachran Wisconsin, second; Smith, Wis
/ consin third Time, 1900 3-5.
Two hundred and twenty yards, hur-
! dles-Won by Maloney, Chicago; Schulz,
! Wisconsin. second; Porter, Belot, third.
! Time, :25 %.
Running broad jump-Schule, Wiscon-
sin, % feet inches; Tate, Minnesota,
/ second; Fishleigh, Michigan, third.
The mile relay race WAS won by Mich
Hammer throw-B. c. Shorts, Michi-
! gan; w. Carey, Chicago, second; Veirs,
Illinois, third Distance, 129 feet ~
/ inches.