The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-24
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- THE WORLD OF SPORT ~
WESTERN ATHLETES
CARRY OFF HONORS
Michigan Captures All Bio
Events in Franklin Field
Athletic Meet

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 23-The
honors on Franklin field this afternoon
in the annual carnival Of track and field
sports, held under the auspices of the
University of Pennsylvania. The Michi-
gan men won four frsts and in doing so.
Rose, her giant freshman, equaled the
worlds shot-put record of 4S feet ?
inches, held by Horgan, Of Ireland. In
an exhibition trial after winning the event.
Rose, who is only nineteen years Of age.
put the shot 48 feet 80 inches, but the
figures will not stand in the records be-
cause they were not made in competition.
Mlchigan's other winners were Daano.
Stone, Perry and Kellogg in the four-mile
relay race for the college championship of
America; Hahn, in the 100-yard dash. and
Schulz in the 120-yard hurdle race
Yale won the one-mile relay race for
the college championship of America and
the polo vault; Pennsylvania captured
the two mile relay. championship race by
default, and also won the broad Jump
Swift, Of Iowa university, won the dis
Gus event. and Dewitt, of Princeton. took
the first honors in the hammer throw.
Jones, Of New York university, was the
victor in the high jump. The national
one-mile relay championship for prepare
tory schools went to the Bethlehem. Pa
preparatory school, and the high school
national championship was captured by
the Central high school of this city. In
the latter race the Hyde Park school of
Chicago was a poor second.
The event of the day was the fo11r-mile
race. 1t proved to be a stubborn contest
between Michigan and Yale the Western
team winning by about a yard. Prince
ton, Columbia. Harvard and Pennsylvania
were out of the running after the FIRST
mile. The Yale and Michigan runners kent
together throughout the race. In the last
F EeiaIy, PARSONS, Of Yale. and Kellogg. of
michigan, ran abreast for more than 100
yards IN the last quarter, when the West
ern man slowly forged to the front.
pennsylvania had the one-mile race well
IN hand until her third relay man took
up the running. He could not keep up
the pace and was passed by Yale Yale
kept her lead in the fourth relay and
won easily. Pennsylvania was Second
Georgetown third, Columbia fourth and
Harvard fifth.
The 100-yard dash won by Hahn was
close affair. until twenty five. yards from
the tape, when the little Michigan Splinter
cut out and won by more than five feet
from Shick, Of Harvard. Blair of Chi
cago, was close third
The 120-yard hurdle was a beautiful
race between Schulz, Of Michigan; Catlin
chicago, and Ashburner, Cornell There
was no choice between. them until the
last hurdle was reached. at which point
Schule took the lead, which he increa sed
steadily by two yards at the finish
The weather was ideal for the sport
ana ad6 more than T. 900 persons watched the
Sog athletes perform. The summaries:
First heat, 10O-yard dash-H A Blair.
Chicago, first; P. ]. Torrey, Yale, second !;
Dougherty, Villanova. third. Time 10 ga
,r Second con heat s. 1Q9-yard dash-A, Hahn
SECOND; Y. S. Rice. Chicago, third. Time,
Final heat, 1Oo-yard dash-A. Hahn.
SECOND; c. A. Blair, Chicago. third, Time,
Broad jump-T. P. Hammer, Pennsyl
yania, p feet inches. first; NJ. Prinstein,
Syracuse, second; Percy Remington, Col
Iege of Pharmacy, third.
High jump-N. S. Jones, New York uni
versity, first, 6 feet; w c. Lowe, SYRIA
cuge university, second; E. Cairns, Cor
One-mile college relay-New York uni
yersity first; Rutgers second. Lehigh third.
- o 0In9ia relay. preparatory school
CPa.) Preparatory school, first; Lawrence
vile IN. ID academy, second; Hill school,
Pottstown, Pa, third. Time, 1888 3-5.
One-mtle relay, high school champion
ship Of America-PhiIadeIph Central
nigh school first, Chicago Hyde Park sec
0nd, Worcester High school third. Time,
The two-mile championship relay race
was won by Pennsylvania by default,
Yale, the only other entry, Withdrawing
her team.
discus throw-C. Swift, Iowa university.
Il feet 4 inches, first; Speik, Chicago,
second; CatIin, Chicago, third.
Pole vau1t-McLanahan, Yale: Behr,
Yale; Cring, Harvard, tied at II feet
inches.
In the toss off McLanahan was given
first. Behr second and Gring third.
One mile college race-Bucknell first,
Johns Hopkins second, Dickinson college
third. Time, 3:35.
One mile college relay-Syracuse first,
University of North Carolina second. Only
two entries. Time, S:36.
Hammer throw. r. De Witt, Prince
ton, 15S feet IA inches, first; T. Shevlin,
Yale, second; G. Van Dyne, Syracuse
One mile college championship of
sylyania second, Georgetown third. Time,
1928 3-5.
-Four mile college relay championship of
Stone, Perry, Kellogg.
Michigan, first; Armstrong Alcott, Hail,
Parsons, Yale, second; Eisele, Swan,
Chaplin, Williams, Princeton, third Co
lumbia. Harvard and Pennsylvania also
ran. Michigan's time by miles: 4:42 1-5,
1923 AS, 14:03 2-5, 1852 3-5.
First heat, 12O yards. hurdle-M s.
ward, second. No third. Time, is sec
Second heat, F. W. Schulz, Michigan.
first; L. Ashburner, Cornell, second; J.
I. Roberts. third. Time, is Is seconds.
Final heat: 40 yards, hurdle--F. W.
Schulz, Michigan, first; NJ. S. Catlin, Chi
cago, second; L. .Ashburner, Cornell,
third. Time, 10: As seconds.
ShOt-put-WOn by Rose, Michigan, dis
lance 48 feet 2 inches, equaling the
land; second, Glass, Yale; third, j. S.
Boyd, University of Pennsylvania.
Rose in an exhibition put made As feet
315 inches.