The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-02
TRACK ATHLETICS

TRACK ATHLETICS
Harvard won the intercollegiate track meet
| at New York, Saturday afternoon, but should
the protest against schick, the crimson
sprinter, be sustained, the first place will
go to Yale
The final score was "a points for Harvard
and 30 for Yale. Five new records were estab-
| lished, Duffy Of Georgetown being the bright
star OF the day. The midget runner covered
the 100 yards In 3-5 seconds, one-ffth of a
second better than the best previous worlds
record. Horton of Princeton cleared II feet
inches in the pole vault, two inches better
| than the old record, and Holland of George
town clipped one-ffth of second from the
44o-yard record. In the shot-put Beck of
Yale made A feet 81 inches. Dewitt of
Princeton broke the record for the hammer
throw Friday afternoon in the preliminary
trials, huring the weight 1854 feet 10 inches.
The summaries: .-r-. - -,
Putting 16-pound shot won by F. G. Beck,
second, 1s feet inches j. r. Dewitt; Prince
ton, third; AZ feet inch; C. H. Robinson,
Harvard, fourth, AZ feet inch. Becks per-
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One e-hundred-yards run. final heat won by
a; F: Duffey, Georgetown; W. A. schiek,
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vania, third; F. "A. Moulton, Yale, fourth;
time, 3-5 seconds. The time made was a
new amateur and professional record for the
! Four hundred and forty yards run, final
won by w. Holland, Georgetown; c. B. Long,
| Yale. second; p. C, Rust, Harvard, third;
| seconds. 3s
One hundred and twenty yards hurdle race.
final heat Be, won BY j. H Converse e 1a,Ei Harvard;
| ward, third; E. S. Wilson, Amherst fourth;
time, Is 3-5 seconds.
Running high jump won by w; G.: Low,
California, second, 5 feet 10 inches; G. w.
Curtis. Princeton, third, 5 fee. inches; 4.
Two-mile run won by A.. 3: Bowen, Penn
ssylvania; ID; W. Franchot, Yale. second; T:
M Foster Cornell III third; r. Russell Penn
| 220-yard hurdle, semifinals, first and second
| to run in final: First heat won by E. J.
Clapp, Yale; w. A. Powell, California, Sec
't Second heat won by J. W. Willis, Harvard; ;
H. c.. Cheek, California, second; time, "a 3-5
| seconds. g,.,' 80
Pole vault won by D. 49, Horton, Princeton,
II feet 3 inches; Gardner, Syracuse, second.
Il feet; A.. W. Coleman Princeton. third. 10
fest egrts o fsst L inches 4 Gray PENNSYLVANIA
Throwing 1s-pound hammer won by ]. R.
| Dewitt, Princeton, 164 feet 10 inches; A.
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Piper. Harvard, fourth 1876 feet 2k inches.
22o yards run: semifnals, lrst and second to
Harvard; w. A. schick, Harvard, second;
time 81 s-6 seconds ~ 80. -, -. -
Second heat won by W: +. Lightner, Har-
ward; w. r: Moulton, Yale. second; time,
| 81 As seconds.
| Half mile run won by H: E. TAYLOR. Am
herst; L. N. Adsit, Princeton, second; e: >.
fourth; time, 2 minutes, s-5 seconds -.
| 22o-yard hurdle: Final won by J. G, Willis,
Harvard; p: J; cIapp, Yale. second; H; G.
fornia,: fourth; time, % As seconds. -.-,-
| Running broad jump won by A. T. Foster,
Amherst with q feet II inches; e; S. Fal-
James Grimes, Princeton, third, with 81 feet
1ok inches; j. S. spraker, Yale, fourth, with
| 81 feet 61s inches.
Lightner, Harvard; w. A. schick, Harvard.
| second; F. R. Moulton, Yale, third; J. L.
Haig, IF Harvard, a. fourth time q g. ,.
points, Yale second with 80 points, Princeton
q points.
| Only few athletes took part in the Y. M.
| G. A.. track meet at Northrop field Saturday
afternoon. The baseball game with the St.
Paul Y. M. c.. A. team was not played on
account of the nonappearance of the st. Paul
aggregation The summaries:
One -hundred-Yard Dash-Hunter, Thayer,
| Burlington. Time, II seconds
seventy-ave-Yard Dash-Haven. Haver-
stock Warner. Time, 9 3-5 seconds.
Running High Jump-Hasbrook, Rickard,
Cummings. Distance, 5 feet inches.
Northumberland twentyYard Hurdle -
Hasbrook, Burlington, Cummins. Time II 3-5
seconds.
Running Broad Jump-Cummings Rickard,
Williams Distance, II feet inch.
Hammer Throw-Gunther. Distance. 1877
feet.
Mile Run-Doeltz, Cummings. Williams.
Time, $40. ..-..
Judges-Dr. swettze, H. Jackson and George
HeddinS.
Five Wisconsin interscholastic records
broken, two United States interscholastic rec
ords equalled, Marinette a winner with a
team of but two points, winning men, Madi-
son in second place and about to make a
protest which, If recognized, will give her
first. These were the chief results Of the
annual interscholastic meet at Madison, Sat-
urday.
! The star Of the meet was Adams of Mari
nette, who smashed two records and took
Is points His team mate, Thorn, went home
with the state record in the discus throw.
| Madison athletes claim to have possession
! of information to prove that Adams is %
years old and therefore not eligible.