The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-01

field. began % fall back. and when Hahn
Z crossed the .ape IL was fully three and
o.e-half yards ahead Of the Louisville
CtrtmelI came in about yard ahead Of
! Hogcnson. and after the race said: Hes
I little. but he certainly can run" The
I time which lowered the Olympic record
| Of - is seconds. vas = IS. This makes
the second sprint that Hahn has won since
the opening Of the Olympic games. having
beaten a good field In the sixty-meter dash
the old record.
Ray Esry OF New York 4. G. had thing.
HE own way IN tho standing high jump.
He won the event with the bar standing
1t feet II inches above the ground.
, After the competition he was allowed TO
try for new Olympic record. but only
reached feet inches
IL. IL the present holder NJ the Olympic
championship. having cleared the bar al
distance Of feet : inches at the Partisan
olympic Games I'm 1870 Joseph Stsdlsr Of
Cleveland. o. and Lawson Robertson Of
the Greater New YORK Irish Club tied for
second place ~ feet 10 inches In the
jump-on the Ohio man won with the bar
standing az feet inches. The New
Yorker couid rot again do the full dis
tanc.
Three men tried in the lifting r-beIl
event. Pericles kakousis Of Athens.
Greece. i,oks the worlds record after
having won NJ an easy weight.
the Milwaukee Athletic Club tied for first
place with iift of IsG pounds. The Mil
waukec man. not caring 10 exert himself
In trying Of the events. as he Intends com
the Creek vith"ut running III the tie.
Frank KunFisr ~ this CITY took third
Place with MT Of i75 pounds
After the places had been decided IA
kousis re-;ed few minutes and then tried
for tho new record. Weights to the total
1f 24s pounds were put on tine har and
lifted them above his head to the fun ex-
tent o: his arms. The old record was rs
by V. Jensen. n Dare. at the olympic
games in Aliens in 1896.
TIED FOR HoNoRs.
Tho New York Athletic club five and
the Milwaukee 4. e. team are tied for
championship honors in the international
tug-0i-wa contest The formers Captain
drew a bye. and they vere only compelled
to pull on. yesterday. Will. the Miiwau-
k-e bunch won boyn contests.
In the arst match the Northern boys
won from ;he Bo-r team In few SC
Onds The latter were a husky looking
set and seemed capable OF holding their
own. but did not display any training or
team work.
The next pull was between the ST Louis
team. No !. and the Greek team. After
a hard tussle. with the rope's center go
ing from ore size to the other. the 81
Louis five were fortunate enough To have
the red flag their side OF the fence
when the pistol WAS shot after time was
-.
The New York team then defeated the
second team OF st Louis men and stand
tied for championship honors with the
match from the winning ST Louis team
The tie VIII be decided To-Day.
The summary.
f'--meisr huriis-H l.. HiIirnan. y. "a
= htst FFanS waller Milwaukee \ c. &C
ond. g. 4. ,oag-. Milwaukee n -. third
i1ittlns .ia,~~a-Pou -hot-nslph Rose. chi
saasr Ma !. ?e fss, Pm ihchs: w ,sc one
l. =. F-urbach. y. Y. \. G. % feet Ia. !
20 meter rin-Firs, heat; Archie Hahn. NIL |
Nans.- \ =. hrst: W. }. csrrn-li. Louisville. |
sseoaf h.at.Wrn. HYsenson Chicago \. 4.
hrsi. r r. Moultrn. Kansas A =. second.
Final heat-Nrch'e Hahn. Milwaukee. first.
,,,,.5,, 'sI t" i i;1i''ile -eeand VIM
STANDING hish iuinp-Ray =. Eury. y Y \.
ian ! o. feet I'll incses second. IaS.on Rob
.rts.n. q. y. Y. / 4. A feet > inches.
ri,,tnF. bar hsn-r-.icIe- Kakansi. Athens.
Gree rs pounds first. otto g. csthon, MI-
Ter. 3; fIuis i7s pounds ooana,. ihifa ''nN N'"s
i1'.rnaii,nal ius-cf.w9r-M Milwaukee A. c
Ten Event. To-day.
SIX championships and four ha1dicaps
will 10 neid this afternoon Mt the Stadium.
be ginning at 30 O'Clock sharp The fea-
ably be The fifiy-six p"nnd weight event.
In which tire crack heavy men OF the coun-
try entered.
The entries:
To-day's entries are as follows:
s94-ufefsr run. -, % yards y. Beck. Mon
trial canada: Peter Deer. Montreal. sanada:
VIII 4 Ggnn. y Il. 4. a. New ZEALAND.
Harry ]. ki"n"r. NJ. A. e. 81. Louis. No.
John Rung-. P@riin. Germany: ". r. Werner.
g 4. \. rhcsEo. III. James D. Lishtbody. |
e. A. A., chicago. Ill g. V. I,onhag @ y. |
V. / \. r., New York city; Harvey cohn. q.
Jr. o. :. :. I. 4. N. New York CITY: z.
~ BIe,txTDtz: y 4 g. Mlrauk.e. WIS., VIZ;
city. u. Y. Valentine. y. Y. A. g. New York
sI,y: r y. rilsrim. : y. a - N.w York
cry.
hardi Mohawk 4, Z. Sew York city: Beis
De Nero. Budapest. Hungary: Care; Z. s.vI.s.
Jr. Cornell University. Ithaca. y. I. l.. L. 4
H-yden. II. =. G.. Baltimore. Nd: Frank e.
Cambridxeport Mas; Phil Vein
y. l. a. A. New York city: Fred ". Schulz.
81. a g. Milwaukee. Wis: John W. FuhI-r.
y. y. /. A. A.. New York City. Ray W.