The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-02
BELoIT LOSES CONTEST.
Indoor Athletic Hon0rs Go to Uni-
VersitY of Chicago.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March 1.-The
University of Chicago captured the hon
OrS at the Central Association Amateur
Athletic union indoor championships
points for BeIoit college; 10 for First
Regiment of Chicago, and IA for Cen
trail Y. NJ. c. A, Chicago.
The features of the contests were the
smashing of two worlds records. In the
seventy-ive-yard hurdle, f. G. Maloney,
of the University cf Chicago, was an easy
winner, clipping one-fifth of a second off
the worlds indoor record. In this event
Porter, of BefOit, defeated Friend, of the
University of Chicago, for the place by
a few inches. Ed Merrill of Beloit, was
king in the 440-yard run, leading the
butch at the finish by several Yards and
beating the indoor worlds record by one
fifth of a second.
Blair, of the University of Chicago, won
the seventy-five-yard dash in an exciting
finish, and within one-fifth of second
of the worlds record. University Of Chi
cago easily won the open relay, with Be
lott and First Regiment close for second
and third, respectively
South Division high school, Chicago,
was an easy winner in the high schools
and academies race. The other events
were without special event About 500
PERSONS witnessed the contests The
summaries:
The results were as follows:
l5-yard dash-C. A Blair, University of
Chicago, won; E. S. Merrill, Beloit col
of Chicago, third. Time Z As
One mile run-E. Gale University OF
Chicago won; F. Holton, Central Y NJ
G. A. Chicago, second; F. F. Hall, First
4:42 3-5
Running high jump-Otto Kaecke, First
regiment a; A., Chicago, won; A. F.
Robinson, Central M. G.. a; Chicago,
A, third Height feet inches.
75-yards high hurdle-F. G.. Maloney
University of Chicago won; J.. Porter Be
Lott e 9f 5gS second; f. Friend Univer-
breaks the worlds record by Is seconds.
440-yard rum S; Merrill, Befoit col
llegec won; A. T. Robinson, Central Y.
Of Chicago third. Time s. rs, beating as
indoor worlds and Central association
record by is seconds.
Putting 16-pound shot--E. S. MerriH
Beloit college, 3S feet six inches, won;
r. J. Maxwell, First regiment A. A.,
Chicago, SO feet one inch, second: E. E.
Perkins, University of Chicago, 81 feet
one inch third.
Half mile run-William Maloney. First
Regiment A; A., won; F NJ. Horton,
NJ. Tourtelot, Central Y. NJ c. A.. third
Time 2.O2.
Seventv-five-yard hurdle-F. G. Ma
loney, University of Chicago, won; L.
Porter, Beloit college, second; A. Will
son, First Regiment A. A. third. Time
.Uo 20
| Two-mile run-R. L. Henry, University
of Chicago, won; X. Kalamatiano, Uni
| versity of Chicago, and M Browne, Gen.
| trail Y. M. c. A., tie. Time, 1910 3-5
Pole Vault. Magee, University OF
| Chicago, won: Frank Martin. First Regi-
ment A. A., second; r. w Albertson, I.
| M. Booth and Ralph Norris, all of Gen.
| trail Y. M. c. A., tied for third Height
| 10 feet inches.
| Relay race, for high schools and acad.
| emies, one mile-South Division high
J school, Chicago, won; Hyde Park high
| school, Chicago, second; West high
school. Milwaukee. third. Time, 4:03 As
Open relay-Unfverslty Of Chicago won
| Beloit college second, First Regiment A
A. third Time, 1874 3-5.