The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-15
GOPHERS WIN ON
TRACK FROM IOWA
Varsity and Hawkeyes Run
Neck and Neck to Final
Event.

Minnesota won her third victory on the
track from Iowa yesterday, taking eight
firsts to six for the Hawkeyes. Minne-
sofa had a big lead on seconds also, but
they were not counted according to the
terms of the contract. No record was
broken and In only few events were
they ap Sroached, but several of the con-
tests were done in fair time
Among the best were Hasbrooks per-
Torrance of q seconds in the low hur-
dies and Hunters :23 As in the 220 DASH
Swift, the Iowa discus thrower, made
throw of 1872 feet 8 inches, which comes
close to his record. The place winning
was very evenly divided throughout the
meet, and not until the last Iowa man
had dropped out of the pole vault in the
last event was it certain that there would
not be a tie.
The 100-yard dash was an easy victory
for Minnesota, Hunter and Redman cross
ing the tape side by side, two yards ahead
of the nearest Iowa man. Hasbrook won
the high hurdles for Minnesota by
sprint down the stretch after clearing the
last hurdle just ahead Of his competitor.
After that Ross, of Iowa. beat Kiefer, of
Minnesota, by half an inch in the broad
jump, and Davis beat Haroldson by a few
yards in the quarter, tying the score.
Christie. in this event made hard eff
y
from the finish he lost the stride and fell.
Bedford and Murphy made an easy thing
of the half mile for the Gophers and
Hunter and Redman in the 22O, but Iowa
secured the high jump. Colburn won a
pretty race in good form in the mile, MAX
ing the fair time of 4:52
Easy Victory.
The low hurdles were another easy VIC
tory for Minnesota, and the hammer went
n q h0 fTxYor1
feet below his best form. Swift took his
discus throw, as was generally expected,
and Iowa took the two-mile run with no
trouble, as Williams, who was thought
to stand chance to win, dropped out be-
fore the race was half over. This left the
| outcome dependent on the pole vault, and
while the last Iowa man dropped out at
the lower notch. The summary:
100-yard dash-Hunter and Redman,
Minnesota, tied for first; Coyle. Iowa,
Broad jump-Ross, Iowa, 1; Kiefer Min
| nesota, 2; Parsons, Iowa, 3; distance, q
feet. re-
120-yard hurdles-Hasbrook, Minnesota.
1; Anderson, Iowa, g. Time, 10 4-5
Quarterr-mile runaDayis, Iowa, l; Har-
Shot put-Crane, Iowa, /; Schwinn
| Iowa, q; Pattee, Minnesota, 3. Distance,
8 feet IL inches.
Murphy, Minnesota, 2; Schenck, Iowa, 8.
Time, oil 2-5.
| Hammer throw-Mattsen, Minnesota, 1;
Francis, Minnesota, 2. Distance, lis feet
| inches.
220-yard dash-Hunter, Minnesota, Il;
| Redman, Minnesota, 2; Coyle, Iowa, g.
| Time. :23 As.
High jump-Barker, Iowa, /; TWidt
! Minnesota, and Parsons, Iowa, tied
| Height, 5 feet 8 inches.
J Mile run-Colburn, Minnesota, /; Bate
| man, Iowa, 2. Time 4:52.
| 220-yard hurdles-Has brook, Minnesota
| 1; Ostvig, Minnesota, 2; Anderson. Iowa,
Discus throw-Swift, Iowa, /; Thorpe,
Minnesota, 2; Schwinn, Iowa, 8. Distance,
| 122 feet inches.
Two-naile run-Jeffers, Iowa, 1; Greaves,
Minnesota, 2. Time, 1851.
Pole vault-Pierce, Minnesota, ]; Jen-
SEN Minnesota, and Davis, Iowa, tied for
| I'd. Height. 10 feet inches.
Michigan Tries Out.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 14.-Michi-
gan's entire track team received its first
| outdoor tryout of 1904 today. Although
1 the meet was handicapped by raw rain,
| six Michigan records were broken Archie
] Hahn twice ran 100 yards in 9 As Sec
onds. This is Hahn't last year of run
4 ming and never before has he done betr
| ter than 10 seconds
/ Rose threw the sixteen-p pound hammer
15S feet inches and put the sixteen
/ hound shot Al feet 3 inches.
The two distance men, Kellogg and
! stone. made the two-mile run IN 10 min
utes and 20 seconds. Schulz made splen-