The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-15
GOOD TRACK EVENTS
IN WESTERN MEET,
Running Was of High Order in
Yesterdays Games at the
C. B. c. Campus.

I9rotbsrs' campus Yesterday in the Western
Rranch. 4. A. L., meet time in the running
events being particularly good considering
the state of the track. which was trife
slow on account of the cinder surface noS
being completely settled. Twelve events
We're conducted in the course OF the aiIef-
noon.
Emil Frsymarks work in the jumping
eyen,s and Henry Jackson's defeat in the
pole vault were the features OF the meet.
Jackson's defeat coming as a great surprise
to his college mates, who were confident -
his victory The event was won by W
Schildman Of the st. Louis Turnvereln, VINO
made an actual vault of l24 inches -
Freymarks work in both running high
lump and running broad jump was paftlcu-
lary good. and his performance IN the hlSh
lump where he jumped 10 inches from
scratch. was about as good showing as
has been made in the event here recently
MolI of Smith Academy was good second,
but his best work was clearing the par at
66 inches. His handicap OF lhGhss ued nun
with Freymark but the latter. oeing scratch
man, was given first place Had tTeymaLH
cared to keep on jumping, IL Is hhety ne
could have cleared the bar at several
In the brOad lump Freymark won through
having a liberal handicap, but ne shoWeu
good style in his work. and VIII , douotless ,
improve in this event His actual Jump was
q feet 3 inches, which was luss s;og i'v YbS
finished in second place through having put
1 inches handicap. ,.,
]. S Fleming of the newly organlzsa
Mispah Club. body of athletes brought
together by Coach Martin Delaney from MS .
ST. Louis University team. won ooth inc
haIf-mile and the Quarter-mile runs in easy
style. and finished strongly in each event.
In the quarter mile. starting from & me
seven-yard mark. he ran around ms nen
easily and won b. a wide margin IN q Ia
seconds In the half mile ne passed Sns
leaders on the second lap and won ram RAM
easily from Heritage. who Was IN receipe
OF the tremendous handicap OF 40 yards-
James Mccarthy of c. B c. was IN the
half mile. but was handicapped out OF II.
Starting from the scratch, he went through
mis- field on the second lap and nnlsneu
fourth in a field of seventeen contestants,
heinR lust beaten tritte for thlrd place
Had the run been 100 yards furtner ne
would have been a close second at leasI,
but at the distance il was asking 100 inuSh
of him to give handicaps ranging In the
60 and 30 yard marks. ,,..
Kurt Noll of the Missouri SchooI OF MILES rs
was scratch man in both the lp ana ~
ward dashes but while he won his triai neat
in each event the best he could DO In the
finals was tofinish third in the loo yaros
The track was probably a fifth of sec
ond slow but in spite of this all heats In the
81 Clair Shaw came to life in the 1eo-yard
hurdle and won in clever style, aIter nnlsn.
ing second to Crowley i[ 81 tnG nion Pas Sec
ond in this event and Steve DoheI! va
third. Crowley was left at the post, SO -
sleak in the final, as he failed 10 get Oi
propmtIy and allowed his field to get a
sstart OF several wards over him. He was
over-anxious to make up ground as as aIpSbth
hurdle, striking the upper bar ana raining
heavily. -, ,.a,,t,
md cleared the bar in nice tashloli, al
though not securing prize In thlS SNehS eL
henry Jackson OF b. -; hoinsr ,,S sCratrh
man was generally believed to De lnNlncI-
bic. and he was conceding as mucn as NJ
teen inches to some of his competloiS- ne
was only called on once in the prellminari5S.
and then cleared the bar at I'D inches with
W. Schiluman of the St. Louis Turnverein
gradually outvaulted h.s competitors, how
! ever. finally clearing the bar at ~ inches,
His most strenuous competitor was 81,
Clair Shaw who outlasted the balance or
inches handicap cleared ia inches and was
thus credited with l2s inches in the total
score
Both marks appeared easy for jackson
to surpass, but he missed the bar COM
pletely on his first trial and knocked II
down on his second attempt. He strained
his final effort he failed to clear the dis
tance. thus being thrown out of the event.
SchIldman received first prize and Dillon
gon second place.
But two teams started in the relay race,
lon. o'Fiynn. Moran and Fleming defeating
the track team of Company i, First Regi-a
ment- The race was a mile affair WIN :
each man running one lap. 30
Jerome Karst was referee Of the meet
while ]. ]. O'Connor. Charles P. Senter
and George S. Rhodes were track judges.
McDonough, Steve Kane and Amadee Ray
hurn. Jr:: acted as field judges
lete captured the 16-pound shot-put from
scratch, with mark of 80 feet inches.
,, F. T. Boern OF the St Louis Turnverin got
second place
The summary:
one hundred yard dash. handicap-F. G.
Quinn. Triple A. yards, first; Fred Heck
wolf. yards. second; Kurt Moll. NJ. 5. NJ,
scratch. third Time Of final heat. 10 1-5
One hundred -,n. and t"eny ards ysrd I1
Dillon. Mizpah Club. yard. second: Steve
Doherty. C. B. c. third. Time is Is
Fleming, Mizpah Club. IS yards, first; ". A.
Heritage unattached, 20 yards. second; p.
A Franck. unattached. 60 yards. third
Running broad jump-E. Frymark. unat--
| tached foot 2 inches. first with jump OF
King Tss' PeRss T YES seeond 9Sn i feei anih inches in
| elusive OF inches handicap; H Kayser, Jr..
| unattached. third. 1-feet inches. inclusive
Running high jump-E- Freymark scratch,
| first 7O-inches. W. Moll Smith Academy,
Guiding handicap; c. G. johnson. Triple A.
| third. 65 l-2 inches, inclusive of 1-2 inches
| handicap. Z
/ Heckwolf. unattached, yards, first; Kurt
Moll NJ S. NJ. scratch. second; c. Hastily,
c. B. G. yards. third Time of final
Putting sixteen-pound shot-F. C. Warm
bold unattached. scratch. first, 50 feet
inches; F. T. Bokern. st. L. 7. ", second.
3S feet inches. inclusive of feet inches
, handicap; Frank Van Dorm, A. S. o.. 81 J
feet 10 inches, inclusive of 10 inches handi-5l
cap. Lex
G. Crowley. A S. O.. scratch. first; D-t1f
lon Mizpah Club. 15 yards. second; J. ~
King S r. V. yards. third Time q l-3-,iE
Hammer throw-Frank Van Dorm. A S-f
O., feet first, 123 feet. inclusive Of handi--
cap; c. ODonohue. c. B. c. second. iVo
feet inches. inclusive of l5 feet handicap. q
Potato race-C. ]. Lucas of CambIidge7
port Mass. first; Tim Turner, C. b. C-.5L
second Time, 81 1-5 2lI
Ouarter-rnile rum 5. Fleming, MiZpahr 4
Club yards. first: W. Moran. yards Mig.
van va-ds, third Time. 80 i-5
Pole vauIt-w Schildman. s. T W,
inches. first 100 inches. inclusive OF handl- :;
cap; d. Dillon. Jr.. Mizpah Club, l5tnches.
second I29 inches, inclusive OF handicap.
Relay race-Mizpah Club team. COMPOSED
of O'Flynn, Dillon. Moran and Fleming. deYF7'
feated The track team Of Company l, First :
Regiment.
Charles PeII Declared Professional 4 [
pes Moines Ia. June H-cha-les Pen OF DrakSa
athlete in iowa winner Of the hammer throw az y
the Western intercollegiate athletic meet at Chi1 :
caCo last month has been declared a professional
by the Games Committee OF the Iowa Collegiate