The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-05
FIVE POINTS FOR PURDUE
POLE VAULT AT THE BUFFALO sTAD-
I'M MON By LEWIS ENDsLEY.
First Athletic Contests of the Pam
American Exposition Attended by
Four Thousand People.

BUFFALO, y. Y, June 4.-Clear skies.
bright sunshine, tempered by a cooling
breeze, made an ideal day for the first ath-
lethic contests to be held in the Stadium at
the Pan-American exposition grounds.
Representatives of sixteen of the leading
colleges and universities in the East and
West participated in to-day's intercollegiate
track and field events which marked the
real opening of the Stadium in sports. The
quarter mile cinder track and the 14O-yard
straightaway, located inside the oval were
in fine condition. The athletes were en-
thusiastic in praise OF the Stadium. The
1900 persons who watched the contests this
afternoon filled only about one-third of the
seats in the great amphitheater.
Duffy, OF Georgetown, won the lOO-yard
dash In easy style, with Deevers, of West
minister, second. The Maloney brothers,
OF Chicago, were In fine form, and won all
of the events in which they started with
the exception of the SS0-yard run, which
went TO j. NJ Perry, OF Princeton. The
finish in the 4i0-yard run was one of the
most exciting OF the day, with A. Maloney
defeating Holland, OF Georgetown, by i
magnificent burst of speed at the tape.
5. 5. Jones, of New York, outclassed his
field in the running high jump. The show
ing In points made by the different colleges
and universities are follows: Cornell,
q: Chicago, Il; Georgetown and Pennsyl-
wanna, edCH, w westminster, 4, BelOlt ana
Minnesota, each; Yale Princeton. Purdue
and New York, each; Amherst, :. sum
maries:
Mile run: A. o. Berry. Cornell. won; E.
X. Bushnell, Pennsylvania, second; X. 5.
Trott Cornell, third. Time, 4:2924.
440-yard run: w. A. Maioney, Chicago
won; W. II. Holland. Georgetown, second
K. S. Merrill, Beioit, third. Time. O:50 SO.
120-yard hurdle: +. q. Maloney, Chicago.
won: A Walton, Cornell, second; Il. r.
Longnecker. Cornell, third. Time, 1905 40
100-yard dash: Arthur Duffy, Georgetown
won; Deevers Westminster, second; e. ID.
Young, Cornell. third Time, O:10.
Putting sixteen pound shot: +. G. Beck,
Yale, won, distance, 4S feet inches; r. w.
Rogers, Cornell, second. distance. 80 feet 912
distance, 81 feet inches.
Two-mile run: b. A. Gallagher. Cornell.
won; c. Hawley, Amherst, second; a. o.
Ferry, Cornell, third. Time-First mile.
1850: second mile, 1870 2-5
Pole vault: Lewis Endsley. Purdue. won;
w y. Frederick, Cornell. second; Il. Dea-
con. Pennsylvania, third. Endsley and
Frederick tied at IL feet, Endsley winning
the toss for first.
Running high jump: S. S. Jones, New
York University, won. height feet inch;
III. Tate, Minnesota, second, height. .
feet 5 inches; r. l.. James, Cornell, third.
height, feet inches.
Five-huadred-and-eig run: j.
Nj. Perry. Princeton, won; G. Harris. Mill
nesota second d. s. Bellinger, Cornell,
third. Time, 2:01 So.
1WO-hundred- anu-tWenly-NdIu utSu. II.
S. Merrill, Beloit. won; w. III. Holland,
Georgetown, second; G. ID. Young cornell,
third. Time, :22 2-5.
Two-hundred-an -twenty-yard hurdles:
+. CT. Maloney. Chicago. won; III. II. Lyon.
Cornell. second; "A. Walton, Cornell thlrd.
Time. % %.
Throwing siXteen-pound hammer: T.. 7.
Hare. Pennsylvania, won; distance, l32 feet
10 inches; William Carey, Chicago, second;
distance 100 feet Z inches; G. Z. Wales,
Cornell, third distance, l22 feet inches.
Running broad Jump r. Deevers, West
minister won; distance, q feet 1919 inches;
j. f. Tate, Minnesota, second; distance II
feet inches; Il. f. Longnecker, Cornell,
third: distance 20 feet inches.