The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-26
MICHIGAN DEFEATS
YALE IN -FOUR
MILE RACE
T atr
Sons Of Eli Win One Mile
Championship and Penn
sylvania Takes the Two
Mile Event in Carnival of
Field Sports on Franklin
Field.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 25. -
Yale, Pennsylvania and Michigan car
ried off the principal championships to-
day at the carnival of relay races
and field sports, held on Franklin field,
under the auspices of the University of
Pennsylvania.
Yale won the one-mile champions
ship, Pennsylvania the two mile even1
and Michigan, after a hard struggle.
beat out Yale in the four-mile race.
The high school championship of the
United States was won by Chicago,
the national championship for prepare
tory schools went to Brown school, of
this city. w. A. Schick. of Harvard.
captured the 1O0-yard dash in a close
finish from A. Hahn, of Mich gan, and
R. H. Gaines, of Princeton, was first
in the 220-yard hurdle.
While no records We're broken. the
performance of the contestants in both
the running and field events We're good.
The track was in perfect condition. The
weather was threatening, but des pite
this fact loco persons witnessed the
sport. .,9
In the one-mile relay championship
Amherst did not start, which left the
contest between Yale and Pennsylva-
mia. The home represent ative led off
we'll, but the second Pennsylvania man
was beaten out by the Yale representa-
= SN4iNA clAICA lllciI lltC Due WAS never
| headed.
The two-mile relay race wasa pro-
cession, Pennsylvania taking the lead,
which she kept to the end
The four-mile event, which was
looked upon as the race of the day,
was hot one from start to finish. Chi :
cago university finished first in the
hrst relay with Wisconsin and Yale
close up. On the second relay Wis
consin took the lead and held it to
the end of the relay, with Yale, Mfchi-
gan, Chicago and Pennsylvania fol-
lowing in the order named. By this time
Harvard and Columbia were hopelessly
out of the running. At the end Of the
third mile Yale held the lead, Michi-
gan close second, Wisconsin third.
pennsylvania a bad fourth and Chica go
trailing with Harvard and Columbia.
Kellogg, of Michigan, and F'ranchot. of
Yale, set out at a fast clip on the Ia ST
mile, and the Western man won by
about two yards. Summary:
High Schools
One,mile relay--Won by Newark. N J.:
second. Lower Merton, Pa; third. west
chester, Pa. Time, 3:43 1-5
Preparatory Schools
One-m1le relay-Won by Boys Latin
sscnooi' Baltlmore; second. Wyoming sem
mary; third, Marston university school,
Baltimore. Time, 3:45 2-5.
INIT ISldy-W on DIV carlisle In
dian school; second, Delaware college:
thlsd, Allegheny college. Time 3:45 i.5.
One-mile relay-Won by Gallaudet col
Iege. Washington. D. G.; second, New
Annapolis Time. 3:3S.
One1mile relay-Won by Rutgers; see
Snd, ~, University of New York; third
One-mie relay-Won by Bucknen: sec
ond. Johns Hopkins; third. Dickinson
Time, 1876 %.
One-mile relay--Won by Amherst; Sec
ond, Syracuse university; third, Univer-
sity of Virginia. Time. $3.50 2-5.
Championship high school one-mile re-
lay-Won by Chicago; second, Brooklyn;
College one-mile relay-Won by Yale r.
B. Hyatt. E. ]. Clapp, F. R. Moulton and
q. w. Long; second. Pennsylvania, H. A
r lyman n J: b. Bigelow. w. y, Abbott and
LAB 2-5. 2:34 LIS, 1928.
College two-mile relay-Won by Penn
sylvania, II. M. Smith. S. H. Terry, F. H.
Klaers and l; A. Orion; second Columbia.
II: ID. Oppenheimer, H. Macdonald, o. M.
Bishop and j. A. Taylor; third, Harvard.
5. Curtis. A. Adams, w. G. Clerk and
j. 5:oW w. Foster Time by half miles. 2:O4 Is,
College four-mile reIay-won by Mich
1gan. A. Wait. B. Perry, D. Conger and
u. Kellogg; second, Yale, w, A. Waldron
W: j. Hail c; B. Alcott and S; W. Fran
E. Russell j. A. Stanton and A. c. Bow
en- Wisconsin,, Chicago and Columbia
finished In the order named.
Time by miles. 4:40 SIS, 9:22 3-5. 14:O4
3-5, 1899 As.
Track and Field Sports.
One hundred yards dash-Won by w. A.
Schick. Harvard; second A. Hahn, Michi-
gan; third, G. Blair, Chicago. Time. 10
seconds
One hundred and twenty Yards hurdle
Won by r. II. Gaines, Princeton; second
e. 8. Amsler, Pennsylvania; third, w. C.
Low, Syracuse. Time, Is As seconds.
Shot put-Won by E. T. Glass, Yale. 43
feet 9A inches; second, r. z. Rollins Am
herst; third, ]. F. Porter. Cornell
High Jump-Won by S. S. Jones, New
York university, feet II inches; c. B.
Schon Johns Hopkins, and w. c. Lowe,
Syracuse, tied for second place at 5 feet
10 inches; Scholl won the toss and was
given second place
Pole vault-Won by H. Moore. Princeton.
II feet inches; w. McLanahan. Yale. and
w Baird. Pennsylvania. tied for second
place at IL feet. McLanahan won the
toss and was given second place.
Hammer throw-WOn by J. L. Shevlin,
Yale 156 feet inches; second. J. r. De-
witt, Princeton; third, E. T. Glass, Yale.
Broad jump-Won by NJ. Prinstein,
Syracuse, 81 feet go inches: second, L.
Leventritt. Columbia; third, w. P. Hub
bard, Amherst
Discus throw-Won by J. F. Porter,
Cornell. III feet Tx inches; second, w.
e. A. McDonough. Montclair high school;
third, NJ. V. Connolly, New York uni
versity.