The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-11
SPORTS.
SLOW TIME IN RUNS
. ~,
Rain Prevents Good Work in the
Field Trials at the State
University.
Crossette Runs Well in Quarter Mile
Dash -Brockman Still on
Hospital List.

events dL tlle university HelQ IIldiS SAL
urday afternoon. The track was in
wretched condition, and rain fell during
the whole program
Captain Mike Bocknan was unable to
run in the hurdles on account of an in
jured nerve in one leg The hurdles were
postponed, as we'll as the pole vault and
one or two other events.
The quarter mile race developed some
very good material for the middle distance
runs. Tebbetts, who was regarded as a
sure winner, did not finish Crosette beat
out Robertson for first place by a scant
head, and Kinnard beat Redrnan for third
place by as narrow margin. The other
events were embarrassing. Varco took
both of the sprints, but it is probable that
Minnesota will have to depend upon Book
man again for the dashes, as we'll as the
hurdles, in the Intercollegiate meets. The
summary: ~
ond; Kinnard,, third. Time, s54 seconds.
Broad Jump-Harst, first; distance, 20 feet 6
Discus ,rhrow-Thorpe, first; warren second.
10,-yard Dash7sasvarco,l hrst; Redman, second;
Dressar. third; time 70 SO seconds
tsreaves, third; time. minutes 20 seconds
Two5mile Run-Dawson. first; Robinson, sec
ord; time. II minutes 80 seconds.
22o-yard Dash-yarco,. first Tebbitts. eecond;
:Redman, third; time, "a % seconds.
In the track meet held Saturday at
Chicago between the teams of the Univer-
sity of Chicago and the University of Hill
nois, the former won by a score of "a to
81 The summarizes:
44o.Yard Dash.Rates: Illinois. first; Taylor,
1lll5a9eeis; second Tine; IS IS seconds:
Chicago second. Time, 200 3-5.
Two-mile Run-Milin, Illinois, first; Mathews.
Discus throw: Rodman, Illinois, first; Smith,
Illinois in second DISTANCE. IA feet ~ inches:
n Sp inches Chi
Hammer throw: Morley: chicago, first: speik,
ris chicago second Time 8 Seconds apds fef
hoH ast MdEes Chicago feet first Ruean
Running high jump. Ferris. Chicago. first;
Sullivan, Chicago, second. Height, feet 81
Kline, Illinois, second. Distance. Il feet 81
The Menomonie Wis, and Eau Claire
high school teams met at the fair grounds
IN Menomonie Saturday afternoon to con.
test for supremacy in fourteen fnterscho-
lastic events. Menomonie won by a score
of IS to "a. Next Saturday a return meet
will be held at Eau Claire. The sum.
maries:
l0O-yard Dashs-Wall Menomonie, first;
Grobe Menomonie, second: time, 10 3-5
90 on nG;al RuncMerrnan Eau Claire first;
22O-yard Dash--Waller. Menomonie, first;
Grobe Menomonie. second; time. % 80
Throwing ~ pound Hammer-Olson, Menomo-
ME, first Ruseling, Menomoie, second; distance,
22o-yard Hurdle waller. Menomonie, first;
High Jump-Hatch. Menomonie, first; Sulli-
van, Eau Claire, second: height. feet.
One-half-mile Run-sN1erTiman, Eau Claire
fist; Nelson; hienonlonis, second: time, 2:11
Hurting the Discus Rosette Eau Claire, first:
Olson, Menomonie; second: distance. 90 feet.
44O-yard Run-WAller, Menomonfe, frst Steen-
dahl, Menomonie. second: time, "a seconds.
Broad Jump-Grobs, Menomonie. first: Rosette,
120-yard Hurdles-sulliy an, Eau Claire, first;
Grobe. Menomonie. second: time, 10 seconds.
Putting 12-pound Shot Buell., Eau Claire first:
e1s inches. 80 D -
Pole Vault IIoesen and snively, Menomo-
ME; tied for first place; height 9 feet inches:
Menomonie, won; time, S 80.
Three thousand persons witnessed the
Yale Princeton dual meet at Princeton
Saturday afternoon, the first in many
years. Yale carried off the honors by the
score Of IS to 80, Princeton won only two
firsts, Chaplin taking the mile run and De
Witt the hammer throw. The feature Of
the meet was the shot-put by Glass Of As
IeeL S12 lnCneS,s WHICH UIOke the 1nIefcOl-s
legiate record Of "A feet SO inches. In
the 220-yard dash Moulton Of Yale broke
both the Yale and Princeton record of
81 As seconds by going the distance in
81 3-5 seconds.
The games committee of the Iowa Tn
tercollegiate Track Athletic conference
has selected the officials for the meet to
be held in Des Moines on May 81. A.. A.
Cochrane of Chicago and Carl Rothfuss Of
st. Paul will act as referees and starters
The list includes a, number of well known
Iowa athletes. The following coIlegesswill;
send teams to- participate: Iowa univers-s
ity. Ames college; Grinnell college. Drake.
university. simI son college. state normal
school and Cornell college.
At a series of exhibition athletic games
at the gymnasium of the Orange Y M C.
A. at Orange, Nd, Saturday night Ray.
Ewry beat the record with a kick of 8
feet 10 inches. He also made double
kick of feet 9 inches.