The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-12
new YORK ATHLETES WIN
REGISTER A TOTAL OF FIFTY
POINTS IN A. A. U. EVENTS.
Milwaukee Athletic Club Was Second
with Thirty-Six and First Regi-
ment of Chicago Third.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. 1.-THE New
York Athletic Club carried off the honors
in the national championship senior events
of the Amateur Athletic Union at State
Fair Park this afternoon, winning a total
of fifty points against thirty-six for the
Milwaukee Athletic Club, which was it's
nearest competitor. The First Regiment
Athletic Association, Chicago, finished an
easy third, with twenty-nine points. The
Montreal Amateur Athletic Association,
with only three representatives. has ten
points to its credit and the University Of
Chicago is next with nine points. Greater
New York IRISH Athletic Association and
the Central Y. NJ. C. A. each took three
points.
The day was fine, and the track, which
was so poor yesterday. had been worked into
fairly good condition. The events were run
off in the presence of 10000 persons. While
ing, and every prize was fought for to the
end. Summaries:
One hundred and twenty yards high hur-
dies: f. w. Schulz, Milwaukee A. c., first;
M. Bookman, Milwaukee A. c., second; 5.
s. Jones. New York A c., third. Time,
.16 3-5.
Throwing discus: ]. H. Maddox, First
Regiment A. c., first. 113 feet; F. A. Speik,
University of Chicago, second, Jos feet 6
inches: Charles II. Henneman, Milwaukee
A. c., third, 107 feet 2 inches.
29O-Yar dash: Archie Hahn, Milwaukee
A. c., first; f. r. Walsh. New York A. A.
c.. second; V. Riece, University OF Chicago,
56-Pound hammer throw: j. S. Mitchell,
New York A. c., first, 33 feet "a inches; c.
H. Henniman. Milwaukee A. c., second, "a
m rse1 x <. iq %.i third d & s f Mad fi1s ine chest Resi-
First trial heat. 100 yards dash: F. r.
Walsh. New York A. c., first; v. Rice.
University of Chicago; second; +; K e. Meui-
Second trial heat, 100 yards dash: Archie
Hahn, Milwaukee A. c., first; J. D.. Nor
row. Montreal A; A. A, second: F. Nelson,
Final 100 yards dash: Hahn, first; Walsh,
second: Rice, third. Time. 10 10.
Pole vault: Charles Deverick, First Regi-
Central Y. M. c. A. second, 10 feet 10
inches; A. G. Anderson. New York A. c.,
and w. r. Knox, Milwaukee A c., tied for
One-mile run: Alex. Grant. New York A.
c., first; James Lightbody. University of
A. A. A, third. Time, 4:52.
440-Yard run: II. r. Hillman, New York
A. c.. first; J. D: Morrow, Montreal A; A;
A. A. A, third. Time. 80:
16-Pound throw: ]. S. Mitchell. New
York, first, al feet / inch; j. II. Maddox.
ii inches; E. E. Parry, University of Chi
cago, third, 123 feet s inches.
21-Yard low hurdles: NJ. Bockman, Mil
waukee A. c., first; III. b. Hillman, New
York A. c., second. Time, :26.
Running high jump: S. s. Jones, New
York A. c., first. s feet; f. w. Schulz, Mil
waukee A. c., second, 5 feet s inches.
$50 Yards: H. v. Valentine, New York A.
c., first: E. Brietkreutz. Milwaukee A. c.,
second. Time, 2:02 As.
Running broad jump: p. Nelson, Mont
real A. A. A, first. % feet 211 inches: NJ.
Prinstein, Greater New York A A, second,
% feet.
Two-mile run: Alex. Grant, New York A.
c., first; f. A. Rowe. First Regiment A.
A, second. Time, 1898 is.
Relay race: This event was forfeited TO
the First Regiment A. A because of the
withdrawal of the Milwaukee A c. and the
New York A. A.
40-Yard run: III. l.. Hillman. New York
A. c., first; j. d. Morrow, Montreal A. A.
A, second. Time, :52.