New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-24
HONORS FOR MICHIGAN.
e. OF p. ATHLETIC MEET.
Rose, of Western College, Equals
Worlds Shot Put Record.

PHILADELPHIA. April 23.-The University OF
Michigan carried of the honors on Franklin
Field this afternoon "a the annual carnival OF
track and ieid sports held under the auspices
OF the University OF Pennsylvania The Mlchl-
gan men won four frsJs. and in doing so Rose
eaua!led the worlds shot put record OF 40 rect
2 inches, held by Morgan, Of Ireland In an eN-
hibition trial, after winning the contest, Rose
who is only nineteen years old, put the shot
IS feet ga inches. but the Sgures viii not stand
In the records, because they were not made in
composition
kIehiean's other winners were Dame, Stone,
Perry and Kellogg. IN the four mile relay race
for the college championship OF America; Hahn,
IN the 1O0-vards dash, and Schulz IN the III
yards hurdle race.
Yale won the one mile relay race for the
college championship OF America and the pole
vau.t; Pennsylvania captured the two mile re-
Law championship race by default, and also
won the broad jump. Swift Of Iowa Univer-
atty. won the discus contest, and Dewitt, OF
Princeton. took the first honors in the hammer
&throyv. Jones Of New-York University, was the
Xy1ctor in the high jump.
The national one mile relay championship for
rrepsratcry schools went to the Bethlehem
Penn. Preparatory School, and the High School
national championship was captured by the
Central High School Of this city. In the lat
ter race the Hyde Park School, Of Chicago was
q poor second
The race OF the day was the four-nllle relay a
stubborn contest, between Michigan and Yale
the Western team winning by about yard.
Princeton, Columbia. Harvard and Pennsylvania
were out Of the running after the first mile The
Yale and Michigan runners kept together
throughout. In the last relay Parsons, Of Yale,
and kellogg. OF Michigan, ran abreast for more
than one hundred yards in the last quarter, when
the Western man slowly forged TO the front.
Pennsylvania had the one-rnile race well in
hand until her third relay man took up the run
ming He could not keep UP the pace, and was
passed by Yale. Yale kept her lead in the fourth
relay and won easily, Pennsylvania finishing
second. Georgetown third. Columbia fourth and
Harvard fifth.
The hundred-yard dash, won by Hahn, was
close affair until twenty-five yards from the
tame when the little Michigan sprinter cut out
and won by more than five feet from Shick. OF
Harvard. Blair, of Chicago, was a close third.
The 12O-vard hurdle was a beautiful race be-
tween Schulz, of Michigan; Catn, OF chicago,
and Ashburner. Of Cornell There was no cholce
between them until the last hurdle was reached
at which point Schulz took the leao, Whlch ne
More than twelve thousand persons watched the
eight hundred athletes perform
TRACK CONTESTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dash-Won BY A Hahn. Michigan;
W {. shck. Harvard. second C a Blair Chicago
oae-hundTed-snd t'ventyyaTa hurdle raee-won ty F.
Schulz Michigan: :. Cstlin. Chicago. seconcs
Ashburner Cornell. third. Tine. Obs
Won BY yale. Pennsylvania second; Georgetown thra
59ne-nlIe college resy Championship Won by Nev-
YORK University. Burgers second Lehigh. third --e
S.3ah.
ons-nile college relaywon by Bucknell: Johns Hep
klus second Dickinson. third Time, 90
f)re-nie coleEe relay-Non by Syracuse: University
q North Carolina second Tine, 356 only Two entries
one mile relay preparatory school ionship
Of America-Won by Bethlehem PENN Preparatory
school: Lavrenceyille u. j Academy, second hlA
Schoo PottstoWn Oenn). third. Time. S-3sSs-
mile relay for high school Championship o.
Anericaon by Philadelphia Central Hgh School. chi
cago HYDE School second; Worcester High School,
ihird Time 33sA. -,
TVo-rnile championship relay race-won by Pennsyl-
ty default Yale tie only other entry Wltora"lns
F,o1rraile COLLEGE relay championship AmericaWon
fy Michigan team Dame Perry and kellogg; Yale
team Armstrong AIcotI Halle ard Parsons second
Princeton Eiseie swan, Chaplin and Williams
third Columbia. Harvard and Pennsylvania also ran
sscheans by miles 4427s, 923t5. l4-0325, 1857
FIELD CONTESTS.
shot pu.-Igou BY Rose Michigan IS # in. eQuslling
yale second: j s Foyd, PennsH third Rose.
an exhibition put. made - T. 81
Broad luur,-Non by 7. J. EGumer. Pennsylvania, =
II in: N Prnstcn. Syracuse, second Percy Reulng-
fon. College Of Pharmacy, tAl-d
TisCls throv-vTor by c. Swift Iowa University, Ia
n Inn. Sueik Chicago. second; Can, Chicago. third.
iurap-Tvon b. s. & Jones. NeE-1cTK University
IL y. c. Love. Syracuse. second r. cairns cornell
Hammer thrc-z-vor by J. r. De WIT Princeton, I5s
- Z. Sheylin Yale. second: c Van Duyne. syria
Pole vaul.--afcIznahar yale; Behr Yale. and Grlng
Harvard 81 G in On The toss or Mclanahaa
received nrst place. Behr second and Grins ihiIS