The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-25

performances, but this year no new figures
anneared though there we're q lot OF first
class achievements. the most notable being
that of SchLtt of Cornell in the two-mie
run. His time was minutes 10 seconds,
wiping all previous intercollegiate and
collegiate records off the slate. Beck OF
Yale in the shot, eclipsed all pre- lous
marks for collegAns by propeIhng the
l8-pound sphere the grand distance OF
40 feet. Gardener of Syracuse, who pole
yaulte.; II feet y. inches, made new COL
legiare and intercollegiate figures
The field events. while at all times hrst
class this wear. did not furnish the USUAL
CROP of records John Fla na gan was rather
slack in the weights and at no time dld
he come. within feet OF his old mark. De
Witt of Princeton landed the hammer Tor
the longesr pitch of the season by sending
il 1855 feet inches in the Columbia Prlnce-
ton dual meet on May is, and this besides
being the cole giate record, proFe1 tne
best throw of the year. Al odd events
in tho weights there were a couple OF Old
marks shattered The Taitin games at
Celtic Park on Labor Day brought these
to the surface. j S, Mitchell Of the New
York A C. slung the 56-pound weight WIN
one hand, unlimited run and follow. 81 leet
inches, and this beat both the American
and the world s records latter OF which
was 81 feet inch being by T. Kelly OF
Carrick -on-Sur Tipperary. lrelaho
Mitchell made also a new American record
with the 42-pound stone, the distance beng
20 feet 81 inches, against the Old RECORD
of Is feet ~ inches, made by him az bay
onne in 1898,
sensational performance in the pole
vault was accomplished by II Thurman
Ch apman OF Drake University. Des MONIES.
La AZ the spring meet of this institution
Chapman vaulted 70 feet. but the feat was
done on his fifth trial, 20 the record
canrot be accepted, Martin Sheridan
made a new record Of 1871 feet I inches
on July 3, but as there was no iron ring
around the circle the record was rejected
Sack racing finds place now and again,
| and new record formed one Of the feat
ure- of the sport Robert Mercer OF the
| Six,y-iifth Regiment Of Buffalo ran 80
Yards in ) ID seconds. beating the old
record ma ie ty him III 1901
X \. Williams Of Cambridge, Masr ,
earned some fame on Aug Nv ma king a
new record for standing jump bark ward
! He cleared . feet lOia inches, which r. ten
inches beyond the old record
Very little was accomplished among
| The professionals, bu, Harry 'illI, the eN-
! anna eur threw the Discus I2s feet inches
making new professional mark II was
said that Denis Mahorsy of Boston threw
! the i6-pound weight ~ feet inches, but
/ il War proved by one Of his opronent- thar
he used an extra : hook making the com
sc implement about - inches fo!-
/ loving i. a list N the amateur and pro-
/ 'e-siuual record holders of IN" world
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