The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-09-11
MILWAUKEE, A. c. FIRST
SCORED THIRTY-sEvEN POINTS IN
THE JUNIOR EVENTS.
University of Chicago Captured Sec.
ond Honors with Thfrty-Two-
Events Run on i'm Mud.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 10-The NIL
waukee Athletic Club was an easy winner
in the National Junior championships OF
the Amateur Athletic Union at the state
fair park this afternoon. taking five firsts.
three seconds and three thirds. making
total of 81 points. The University Of Chi
cago captured second honors with 81 and
the Central Y. NJ. c. A, Chicago. third.
with % points. The Greater New York
Irish Athletic Association and First Regi-
ment a. ~. of Chicago finished with 10 and
IL points. respectively. TO their credit. while
the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association
and the New York Athletic Club were tied
with points. The Crescent Athletic Club
of Milwaukee, Company Z. First Regiment.
St. Louis. and Gerry Williamson, I'M
attached. are credited with one point
The events were run off in a sea of mud
and this condition of track and field kept
many athletes out of the events. thus en-
abIing the local club TO win many points
through the nonentrance of other clubs.
Few of the events were closely contested
and the athletes were generally strung out
at the finish. Summaries:
Final 40 yards. high hurdles: L. c. Bailey.
Central Y. M. G. A., first; j. Ewingski, Gem
tral Y NJ G.. A. second: +. Saraskis. Nil
waukee Athletic Club. third. Time. - 3-5.
Only three were entered, therefore NO pre-
liminary heats were run.
One-hundred- yard-dash: =. Nelson. Mon
treal A. A. a., first; George Hogue, Mill
waukee A c.. second; L. b. Stevens, Mil
one race as only four started.
Pole vault: Ralph Morris. Central y. M.
C A. first, 10 feet; L. w. Miller. cniyer-
es; F. A. Martin, First Regiment A. A.
third 3 feet.
One mile run: J. A Lightbody. Univer-
sity of Chicago, first; c. II. Buecler, Cen
trai Y NJ c. A, second: G.. b. Rudolph.
Company L, First Regiment. St Louis.
third Time, 5:32 As.
of Chicago first. 100 feet inches; II.
Webster. First Regiment A. a, second. 1O5
feet inches: Z. L. Parry. University Of
Chicago, third, 80 feet l inch.
Observation-Disclosures run: +. c.
Waller, Milwaukee A. c., first; Petit, First
Regiment A A, second; no third. Time,
/ :01 As.
Two-hundred- and-twenty-yard dash: L.
Robertson, Greater New York Irish A. a,
first; l.. Is. Stevens, Milwaukee A. C, sec
ond; j. Wengierski, Central Y. NJ. c. A,
High jump: o. Kiechie. First Regiment
A. A. first, feet 6 inches; George G. Page.
Milwaukee A. c., feet inches, second;
no third.
Sixteen-pound shot put: Lee ]. Furbach.
New York A. c., first, Al feet; w. r. Max
well, University OF Chicago, second, 81 feet
third, "a feet 81 inches.
Observation-Disclosures low hur-
dies: George Poage. Milwaukee A. C.,
first: no second or third Time 49,
Running broad jump: +. c. Hart. Mil
waukee A. c.. first, 10 feet. inches; j.
Wengierski. Central Y. NJ. c. A, second.
10 feet 3lf inches; r. Rohmmender, Crescent
A. c.. Milwaukee. third. Is feet. 10I4 inches.
One-pound hammer throw: +. Long, Mil
waukee A. c.. first, 132 feet inches: +. t.
Parry, University of Chicago. second, Is
| feet III inches; r. w. Maxwell University
of Chicago, third. liz feet 611 inches.
Two-mile run: T. McEachron. Milwaukee
| A. c.. first; II. McChron, Great Irish A. a.
| L.. third. Time, 1874 Az.
Throwing 56-pound weight: X. w. Max
well. University of Chicago, first. Is feet
IL inch i. +. Parry. University OF Chi
cago, second. q feet: no third.
Observation-Disclosures run: Chas
Bacon, Greater New York Irish A. A, first:
NJ. NJ. Cahill. University of Chicago. sec
ond; E. c. Hart, Milwaukee A. c., third.
Time, 2:34 As.