The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-01
.GOPHERS NOT IN IT.
Minnesota Track Team Fails to
Score a Single Point in Con-
ference Meet.
Michigan Wins First Place With
Chicago Second and Wis
cousin Third.

cousin Third.
Five western college records were
broken in the track and field meet Of the
intercollegiate Conference Athletic assoc
citation, held on Marshall field, Chicago,
Saturday, and as quite generally pre-
dicted, representatives Of the University
of Michigan carried off the greater num-
Der Of points. aF4
This is tho third consecutive year that
this university has won the annual meet,
and it is thereby entitled to the perna-
nent possession Of the Spalding trophy.
Forty-nine points was the total cred
tied to Michigan at the conclusion of the
days events, while Chicago was second
with 40 points, and Wisconsin third with
10 points. The following is the order of
the remaining contestants: Purdue, 6;
Northwestern, s; Iowa, s; Illinois, s.; Be
lott. 4; Missouri. and Oberlin each 1
point. Indiana and Minnesota failed to
show In the scoring, their representatives
being unable to land in the qualifying
class. Summarizes:
1oo-yard dash. won by Blais. Chicago; Hahn
Michigan. second: Stewart, Michigan, third; time
o:o4; this breaks the Intercollegiate Conference
A$thletic Association record Of 10 seconds held
by Hahn, Michigan.
120-yard hurdle, won by Catlin Chicapo Sar-
time, 1874. EHG
22O-yard hurdle, final heat was won by Catlin,
Chicago; Poage, Wisconsin, second; Stewart,
Michigan, third time. 251.
sso-yard run, won by Hail. Michigan: cahin
Shicago. second; Werner Purdue. third; time,
22oy g9 dash, nnal heat. won BY Hahn, Miehi
third; time. 2l:s This breaks the 1. c. A. A.
record Of 22:1, held by B. A. Maloney. Chicago
run was won by mearn Purdue
| third: time, 4:32.
44o-yard dash was won by Taylor, Chicago;
l Rebstock. Michigan, second; Poage, Wisconsin,
s. Two-mi!e run was won BY Kellogg. Michigan;
t@e Ss s Sreals e
Pole vault, won by DivoraK, Michigan; Magee,
Hammer throw, won by Maddox Michigan:
distance, 12e feet inches
| One-mile rally race, composed Of four men
sofa, Chicago and illinois, was won by Chicago,
Minnesota second Illinois third time; 1886 -,
R By Sra a a
A. record of 5 feet eA inches held by Barrett
Discus throw was won by Swift, Iowa; speik
Chicago, second; Maddox. Michigan, third; dis.
lance, III feet TX inches.
Shot put was won by Rothgeb, Illinois: Mad
dox Michigan. second: Knox, Beloit, third; dis
lance, 40 feet 3M inches. ..sA
western; Friend, Chicago, second; Knox, Beloit,
third; distance, 81 $40 feet
Yale won the intercollegiate champion
ship cup at New York Saturday In a most
exciting meet by half a point from Har
| ward.
The result of the meet was In doubt
until after the running Of the last event,
in which Harvard would have had to get
the first two places to win Lightner OF
Harvard did win, but Schick, who had
broken down after the finish of the 400
yard dash, was beaten out by Moulton OF
Yale, thus giving Yale the victory.
> Yale now has permanent possession OF
the challenge cup, having won 1t six times
, to Harvard's four and Pennsylvania's four
, in the past fourteen years.
Beck Of Yale won the shot put and
, made a new record Of 46 feet.
The old figures, made Friday by the
. same man. were Al feet liz inches.
:, w. E. Schutt Of Cornell won; the two
mile run in $40, breaking the intercol.
legiate and collegiate records for the dis
lance. Alex Grant of Pennsylvania was
the former record holder at 9:51 2-5.
. H. L. Gardner Of Syracuse won the pole
vault, clearing the bar at II feet z inches
equaling the record made last year by D
s. Horton Of Princeton, who merely tiet
for third this time.
Protest was made by Manager Clark o
t the Harvard track team to Referee. Jane
e E. Sullivan against awarding second plac
a in the 100-yard dash to f. r. Moulton o
8 Yale. Clark claimed that Schick of -EIaI:
:. ward and not Moulton Of Yale was second
: Thomas F.. O'Brien, who judged the sec
d ond place men, was positive Moulton wa
second, and w. J. Swan Of the New Yor1
Athletic club who picked third man, wa
equally positive that Schick was third
The protest goes to the executive com
mittee. If Moulton is disqualified. Har
r ward will get the meet.
East Side high school Of Milwaukee wo
the interscholastic championship game
ID at Madison, Wis, Saturday by g. goo
4 margin, and Williamson Of that schot
rs won the Milwaukee Sentinel's gold watch
n which was offered for the athlete scorin
u the greatest number Of points
in Williamson was the star performer {
be the day He broke the interscholasti
Ct record In the hammer tn ow7 and late
~ tried for the United States interscholasti
record, making 162 feet 5 inches. A bi
crowd from all parts of the state al
tended the meeting.
'ae' Alfred shrubb ran two miles on gra.
h. track at Ilford, England, Saturday,
Is nine minutes II seconds, beating all r,
or cords for both grass and cinder tracks.
The Park Region track meet was
have been held in Alexandria on Friday
nd this week, but neither the high school
as that village not the school at Sank Gel
IN. ter has a team that is capable of compe
vo ing this year and the cup has been 70
to feited to Fergus Falls. The Fergus his
he school has an exceptionally strong ira,
or team this season and is considerably di
a appointed in meeting no competing team
mt
lily The third upper peninsula jnterschola
to tic meet at Union park, midway betwe
rd Negaunee and Ishpeming, Saturday ate
Use noon, was won by Ishpeming with
res points, Menominee, Mich, second with
points; Marquette, 16; Calumet 8; Ha
cock, s., Negaunee, 6; Sault Ste. Marie,
Summary:
1OO-Yard Dash-First, Bell, Ishpeming; seco,
- Gill. Ishpemiag; third, Leonard, Menomin