The Saint Paul globe., 1901-06-15
JUNIOR CHAMPION ATHLETES.
Fast Time Made In Track Events on
Buffalo Stadium

Buffalo Stadium
BUFFALO. N Y, June 14.-Five new
American records for junior athletes were
field today in series of splendidly con-
tested games arranged by the Amateur
Athletic union. The successful men and
the nature and time Of the performances
We're as follows:
Clark NJ Libel of Detroit A G.. ran
100 yards in 10 is seconds, cutting 1-5
second off the time of P. ]. Walsh, OF
New York A. G, former champion.
yards in 81 20 seconds, beating the rec
ord Of w. G. Edwards, K A c., New
York. of 50 1-5 seconds.
T. r. Moulton, the Yale sprinter, run
ming under the New York A. c. colors,
went 220 yards in q 2-5, beating the time
of A H Kent, Pastine A. c.. New York,
which was % is seconds.
J. J. Nuffer, of Detroit A c. ran the
220-yard hurdles In 26 2-5 seconds, which
was 2-5 seconds better than the record of
II. Arnold, Union Settlement A. c., New
York.
Both Lee c. Dening, of the American
School Of Osteopathy, with 81 feet 21a
inches, and w. j. Feldkamp of Pastime
A. c., New York, with q feet 2A inches,
beat the running broad jump record held
New York. who went 20 feet 10 inches6
The 120-yard hurdle, which went to
Walter Fitch Leigh, of Detroit A. c.,
was run in 16 As seconds, which is rec
ord time; the 8S0-yard run, which was
captured by II. Z. Hastings, New York
A g, was finished within l Is seconds
of the standing record, and the mile run,
which went to r. l.. Sandford K A c.
New York, was close to the best junior
mark. The runners, including both the
gprinters and distance men, were the
most promising lot of juniors ever seen
on an American field. The honors of the
day went to Detroit A. c.. whose men
were foremost in the record-breaking
and event-winning. The meet closes to-
morrow with the senior American cham
pionships.
The Stadium held larger crowd this
afternoon than that of Yesterday, and
there was keener interest in the track
and field events scheduled for the day.
The day was devoted entirely to the
Junior American championships, and the
contestants were all started from scratch
in the several events on the card.
Summaries:
S80yard run-H. E. Hastings, New York
A. c.. won; Irvine Orton, Toronto La
crosse club, second: A. Mackenzie Pas
time A c.. New York, third. Time,
1OO-yard run-Final heat, Clark M Lie
blee won, ]. S. Westney second f. r.
Moulton third. Time, 10 1-5. This is a
new record for juniors
Detroit A. G., Won w. ]. Feldkamp.
Pastime A. c.. New York, second; Wal
ter II. Powers, Columbia, third. Time.
cdnttd5 Putting 1s7Poupd p shot, 9114, B: Gunn
feet 5 inches; W. R. Knox, Aurelia Ca
noe club, Toronto. second. 3S feet 1919
New York, third, 36 feet 6A inches
One mile run-R L. Sanford. K. A c.,
New York, won; A. Mackenzie, Pastime
A. G, New York, second; H. A Allison,
minutes, Al seconds.
440-yard run-Howard H. Hays. Detroit
A. C., won; D. J. Bremen, Pastime A. c..
c., New York, third Time, 81 rs sec
onds This is a new mark for juniors
at the distance
Pole, vault for, height-w, r. Knox,
feet 4 inches; Henry B, Rettitt, Arneri-
can School of Osteopathy, Kirksville,
Mo, second, 10 feet; John Blackburn,
Pastime A c.. New York, third, 10 feet.
Pettitt and Blackburn jumped off the
tie and the former won, jumping 10 feet
4 inches, equaling Knox's jump.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-Robert w.
Edgren, K. A: G., New York. won. rs
New York, second, 81 feet 10 inches; !;
James Monaghan, Pastime A. c., New
York, third, 95 feet inch.
Running broad jump-Lee c. Deming,
American School Of Osteopathy, won. q
feet 21s inches; W. J. Feldkamp, Pastime
A. c., second, q feet "a inches; John
Blackburn Pasti1ne A. c., third. 19 feet.
Both Deming and Feldkamp broke the
record.
2O-yards hurdle-J ]. Nufer, Detroit
A. G., won; E. J. Eytinge Pastime A.
c., New York, second; Thomas Nc
Queeney. st. Anne's, Hyde Park, Mass,
third. Time :2e z-5.
Throwing the discus-G. H. Davis. Cen
trail Y NJ. c. A, Buffalo, won, 103 feet
G., New York. second "a feet 3 inches;
c. J. Dieges, Pastime A. c.. New York,
third SS feet inches.
v29 29-yards runmF, r 4Ec[ Moulton. New New
ssylvania university second; Roy S. Ellis,
Detroit A c., third. Time, q 2-5.
Throwing 35-pound ,weight-C. j. Dieges,
Pastime A. c., New York. won, throw,
26 feet inches; James Monahan, Pastime
A c., New York. second, throw, Is feet,
415 inches; A. Babcock, Toronto, third,
throw, 25 feet 1 inch.
Running high jump-Edward E. Mayer.
Anchor a. c., Jersey City. won, feet I
inches: John Blackburn, Pastime A. c.,
New York, second, 5 feet 9 inches; w.
]. Feldkamp, Pastime A. c., New York,
third, feet inches
Ffve-mile run-Jerry Pierce, Pastime
A. c., won; John Coleman Jr.. Central
Y. M. c. A, Buffalo, second; Peter Sou
tar, Pasttme A c., New York, third.
Time, 2S:55 3-5. M