The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-03-21

the good The NJ T. H. 8. boys were car
ried around on the shoulders of their ad-
mirers.
In the mile run Harry Anderson. Of the
First Regiment, set a fierce pace for hair
a mile and then loafed in the rear until he
had caught his wind. w. s. Reed, for Wa
BASH looked for awhile like winner. but
he had neither the speed nor the endur-
ance. j. K. Barclay, of Indiana Univer-
sity. passed him and took the lead in the
last quarter. BY that time Anderson had
got his wind, and moved up on Barclay.
With the greatest of ease he drew away
and won impressively in Ass 1-5. There
was a protest made against Barclay after
the race, and he was awarded no medal
until the protest could be investigated. 1t
was claimed that he had been entered at
Cincinnati under the name of Banks, ana
that that was not his real name; j. ii.
Horne. the Indiana coach, and Barclay
himself, said that the name under whlch ne
ran last night is his real name, and that
mistake had been made in recording the
entries at Cincinnati.
OTHER EVENTS.
The sS0-yards handicap was taken by
Chicago man, E. NJ. Tourtelot, of the Y. M.
C. A. with Hoefing, of Cincinnati, second
and Jordan. of Indiana University. third
Tourtelot won very easily, without using
his reserve strength.
The mile relay open, was annexed by the
Chicago crowd The First Regiment boys
ate up the distance.
In the field events they were almost as
successful Otto Kaecke, of the First Regi-
ment, jumped five feet and ten inches
standing and got the premier medal. c.
r. Clapper, of the Chicago, Y. NJ. G. A,
got second, and Tad Shideler third The
ment to the First Regiment boys, but
Samse, of Indiana, was in good form and
cleared the bar at ten feet two inches.
The officials of the meet were:
Director pQ mo L nh
ical director Y. M. c. A. Referee-George
w. Ehler. physical director Central Y. NJ.
official Handicapped c. A. A. A. u. Chicago.
Clerk-Ralph Bauman. Field judges
Prof. Robert Hall. M. T. H. s.; DIR: ]. G.
Nehrbas. J. B. Modesitt. physieal. director
Prof. Lynn McMullen. S. H. s.: James L.
Gavin, gymnasium committee Y. M. G. A;
Hugo Fischer. director Social Turner'S; J.
NJ Ogden, Indianapolis. Timers-Prof, d.
ID. Haines, physical director Wabash Col
lege; j. L. link, medical gymnast; Gus
Habich. Inspectors-H. H. Buxton, physi-
Horne. physical director Indiana Univer-
sity; Walter Gekeler, assistant physical
director Y. M. c. A. Indianapolis: Edwin
director Butler College. Assistant Scorers
Earl Riddle, Morris Miller. Assistants
to director of games.Rudolph Miller. as
dianapolis; Arthur Guedel, physical drec-
manager Indianapolis b. B. League. CHIEF
Of Ushers-Alonzo McCreery..
Summaries:
Track Events
Thirty-five-yard dash: Walter Eckersol,
First Regiment Chicago, first; George
Smith, First Regiment, Chicago. second;
Time. :04 Is.
Eight-hundred-an and run: W.
G. Ufendall, First Regiment, Chicago, first;
l.. III. Clapper, Chicago Y. M. G. A. second;
lanes Cincinnati V A
third Time 2:i4
Forty-yard hurdle: First heat-C. d.
sSaeep nGdana Hnye ri s sec6 Tsd
Time, :05 2-5. Second heat-Wayland Mas
ters. Indianapolis Y. NJ. c, A.. first: Eli
Time Time :o5 O As. Final heatsC n d. Johnson Johnson
first, Tad Shideler second, Wayland Mas
tiers third. Time, :05 LIS.
Four hundred and-forty-yard run: George
Smith, First Regiment, Chicago first; Eel
Ter Petit, First Regiment, Chicago, second:
Charley Smith. First Regiment, Chicago,
third. Time, 1:01.
r.. w. Douglas, Indiana University. first;
Ray G. Fox, Shortridge High School. sec
ond Time. :04 2-5. Second heat-L. A. Dug
gan. indianapolis Y. NJ G. A., first; Jesse
Cline, Indianapolis 7. NJ. c. A., second.
Time, O4 % Final heat-L. A. Duggan
first r. w. Douglas second, Jesse Cline
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES orty-yard run, handi-
cap: Walter Gipe. Shortridge High School
| (22 yards), first; NJ. G. Circkle, Chicago Y.
NJ: c. a: az YARDS, second; James Hosff-
third. Time, TIA So.
One-mile relay, interscholastic: M. r. H.
| s. first Russell Fortune, M. A. L. Duggan.
| Harry Wheeler and Glenn Wheeler), Short
| ridge High School second BLANCHARD Nc
Kee. Joe Michael, Blaine Patton, Charles
| Shank.) Time, 4:03 3-5.
One-mile run: Harry Anderson, First
| Regiment. Chicago. first: j. X. Barclay.
Indiana University. second: w. s.: Reed.
| Wabash College, third. Time, Ass Is.
Eight observation-disclosures handicap:
| z. M. Touttelot, Chicago Y. NJ. G. A. GO
| yards), first; James Hoeffiing, Cincinnati
| dan. Indianapolis University (s5 yards).
| third. Time, 2:32.
Junior mile relay: st. Paul Club first, In
| dianapolis Y. NJ. c. A. second. Time. 4:44.
One-mile relay. open: First Regiment,
| Chicago first CWalter Eckersol. George
| Smith, William Uffendal, Zelner PettiO /;
| Cincinnati Y. NJ. c. A. second Harry Dill,
| Charles Sippell, Charles Applegate, Bert
| Lang) Time, Ass.
| Field Events
Running high jump: Otto Kaecke. First
Regiment Chicago, feet 10 inches; c. T.;
inches; Tad Shideler, Indianapolis Y. M. c..
Shot-put: Harley Kirby. First Regiment,
| Chicago, 40 feet IL inches: f. A. Martin,
| c. r. Hough. Social Turner'S, indianapolis,
| 80 feet inches.
! Pole vault: L. Samse, Indiana University.
/ 10 feet inches; Frank Martin, First Regi-
| ment, Chicago, 10 feet
General Summary Of Points
First Regiment. Chicago, As; Indiana Uni
| versty, II; Indianapolis Y. M. G. A., IL,
| Cincinnati Y. M. c. A, s; Chicago Y. M. c.
! A.. 4: Shortridge High School, s: Wabash
| College, i; Social Turner's, indianapolis, l.