Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-06-04

regiment, Buffalo Time-5i seconds
Joseph McGuchen, b. p. s.. Bethlebem
"a, second l.. +. Cornelius. c. Y, NJ,
A., 81. Louis. third Previous A. A.
L. champion was +, G.. Waller. of MI.
waukee, whose record was l:Oi as
running broad jump. Won by l..
smith, w. L., ST. Louis; distance 70
Feet, Z inch. Il. l., Greene, G. n. Y.
L. "A A., New York. second. 10 feet. n,
inches; r. Clark, Y. NJ. c. A.. Kansas
City' third is feet, Sla inches
me running high jump was won by
g. nan j. A. c., san Francisco height
feet 6la inches: Frank Olmstasd ~
Price w.
Previous A. a, 4. champion was \.
e. McAchron Of Milwaukee. whose ice.
ord was 1874 As.
22O-yard hurdes-Won by J. +. nm
NJ. \. G., Baltimore, Time--27 az sec.
onds. /. Smith, w. T.. 81 Louis, soc.
ond John Dillon, St Louis unlyerslty
81 Louis third Previous champion
was G. George Poage Milwaukee, whose
record was 33 seconds.
All records Of last year have been
broken so far.
lNTERCOLLEGIATE MEET,
Chicago, June 4--Unusual nteres,
was shown today In the annual track
aud field meet OF the Inter-colleRlate
Athletic College association on Mar.
shallfield The advent OF a crack team
from Leland Stanford university gave
ADDED zest To the contest. The entry
list contained the names OF 200 athletes.
many OF whom have a national reputa
ton In their particular line OF sport.
seventeen colleges and universities had
representatives on the field. In the mum.
Der OF entries the University OF Michi.
gan led the list, closely followed by the
universities OF Wisconsin and Chicago.
The other institutions having connect.
tors were the University OF Illinois
Drake college, Northwestern university.
University OF Indiana, Iowa State col.
lege Purdue university, Leland stan
ford university, Iowa state normal.
University Of Minnesota, Iowa universe.
y, Oherln college, University of Mis-
souri,, Beloit college and Lombard coll
lege.
As a point winner. the University o,
Michigan had been generally conceded
first place The excellent quality OF
athletes entered In the various events.
however made the final result matter
OF considerable conjecture. Possibly the
greatest interest centered IN the work
OF "Giant" Rose Of Michigan, who re.
Gently established a new worlds record
FOR the shot put
quarter mile run first trial heat:
Gerrells, Michigan, first; Hamilton,
Iowa state normal. second, Taylor. Chi.
cago, third Tlme-52.i
Second Trial Heat oage. Wisconsin
first; Goodwin, Michigan, second, Bum
Stanford, third. Time--6l.3.
Third Trial Heat-Walter Wisconsin,
first, Blair. Chicago. second. Coyle,
Iowa, third. Time-i2S
Throwing l6-pound hammer--Won
by c. Van Dayne, g, n, Y. A. A.. New
York. Distance, 1870 feet inches. c.
T. Lene, Y. NJ C.. A.. Cincinnati, sec
ond; Hans Wuln, NJ. L., Columbia, Mo.
third. Previous champion was r. Long.
Of Milwaukee A. c., whose record was
132 feet inches.
220-yards run--Won by w. Knakal.
@. n. Y. A. A., New York. Time. % az
seconds; J. Walse Walza. G. y. Y.A.A.
second r.. i. Larson, G, Y. ". c. A., |
Chicago, third The previous champion |
was l.. Robertson, @. n. Y. I. a, A. |
New York, whose record was "a 4-b Sec |
onds.
Two-mile run--Wou by c. r. Nals. |
nuth. G.. ~ Y. A. A., New York. Time
l0:i7 As, Robert Todd. n. w s. A. q
New York, second; a, II. Haigh, q, n |
<. G. A., Chicago, third.