The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-05
VOL VERINES WIN
CONFERENCE MEET
Chicago Is Close Second and
Minnesota Falls to
Score

consin third, with %. A large crowd was
In attendance and much enthusiasm was
manifested.
Six new intercollegiate conference rec
ordss were made and two of the old marks
Were .equaled. In the weight events
Giant" Rose, of Michigan, broke the
conference record in the shot put estab-
fishing new mark at At feet Il inch
and beating the figure of Kirby, of Notre
Dame. by nearly six feet.
In the discus throw Rose set a new
mark, hurting the weight 25 feet 3A
inches, which is almost seven feet bet
ter than the record made by Swift, of
Iowa. One of the surprises Of the meet
came with the announcement that
Thomas, Of Purdue, had outdone Rose
IN the hammer throw. and incidentally
were added to the sormer record. held by
Pell; of Drake college, the new mark be-
ing 157 feet inch.
New High Jump Mark
Fuhrer. of Wisconsin, broke the rec
ora Tor the high jump. In the broad
In the track, events strong wind, was
a severe handicap to record smashing
but Breitkreutz, of Wisconsin, lowered
the record for half a mile run, held by
himself.
The finish of the mile run was spectac-
uiar Vernti of Purdue, won by yard
after he seemed entirely out of the run
ming in the last lap. In the final heat
OF the quartermile dash Waller, Of Wis
consin. after finishing third, was disquaIi-
neQ Tor interfering with Blair, of Chicago
Kellogg, of Michigan, maintained his rep
utafI0n as the unbeaten long distance
runner, and won the twomile event, al
Eachron, of Wisconsin.
The Leland Stanford team, which had
come from the Pacific coast to enter the
contest, failed to show up as well as ex-
pected, landing only one first, Dole of
that institution. carrying away first hon
Ors IN the pole vault. He crossed the bar
a FnnG Oh IL
with q practice record of more than II
feet, Dole was unable today to beat the
Intercollegiate record of IL feet 8 inches,
held by DvoFak, OF Michigan.
Result Was In Doubt
The final result of the meet was in
Michigan vfeing with each other for first
place.
Much to the embarrassment of the Chi
cago footerS FOaGe, Of Wisconsin easily
captured the 220-yaFd hurdle and by SO
dolng. gave the day to Michigan, instead
of Chicago.
The score by colleges follows:
Michigan 80, Chicago 20, Wisconsin 25.
Purdue 13, Stanford 3, Illinois 6, Indiana
T. M Drake :, Oberlin Iowa |.
pdInit MIiinneso1a, so1'a Northwestern, Missouri.
and Iowa State Normal failed to score
1Vo-yard dash-First heat won by
Hahn, Michigan; Blair, Chicago. second;
Glab, Wisconsin third. Time, 10 Is.
1o0-yard dash--Second heat was won by
Rlce, Chicago; Keeler, Michigan, second;
Martin, Indiana, third Time, 10 2-5.
FINAL heat. the 100-yard daSh-Won bv.
Rice, Chicago; Hahn, Michigan. second:
Blair. Chicago, third Time, :I01
lz0- yard hurdle-First heat was won by
Shideler, Indiana; flanagan, Stanford,
second; Saradakis. Wisconsin, third
Time, IL. -
Second heat was won by CatIin Chi,
oberlin, third. Time, :16 Is. NO,
The l2O-yard hurdle final heat was won
by Catiin. Chicago; Shideler, Indiana.
SECOND; N1col, Michigan, third. Time,
Quarter-mfe run-First heat, GerreIls.
A4lchigan. first; Hamilton Iowa State
Normal; T;,l,a K. second; Taylor, Chicago, third.
Second heat.Poage. wisconsin, first;
Goodwin, Michigan, second; Bum, Stan.
tord, T,;I5 third; Time, 80 3-5.
Blair, Chicago, second; Coyle, Iowa, third
SIM rinf. h,aYe heat ss. VAS won BY poage, yIseon
Miteahaigan. taa third Time, 80 as. ''' e'''
NFicl9i.yd iL1lgiyard 43s 1ash-Eirst heat won by Hahn,
ieaSi ssa-1al5 Missouri, 9 third. Time, :2S 2-5.
bee heeier Michigan; Martin. Indiana, sec
fhtI, 3nq: AHsamiiton Hs.I1 Iowa State Normal,
22O-yard dash-F'inal heat won bv Rice
chicago; Hahn, Michigan, second: Mar
TIN, Indiana, third. Time, :22 3-5.
r 80 yard hurdle-First heat won bv
Lanagan. Stanford; Nicol. Michigan seq
:26 1-5 'iii4u' 1llne'
220-yard hurdle-second heat won bv
oad on shiedeler, Indiana, third. Time.
s20-yard hurdie-Final heat won bv
o,od Ny Wisconsin; Catlin. Chicago, sec
Half mile run was won bv Hreif.
kreutz, Wisconsin; Hall, Michigan. sec zee
one; Cah1II, Chicago, third. Time.
record record Of 200 2-5, held by Breitkreutz.
OR One s1 mile run was won by Vernon. Pur-
igan. third. Time, 4:sS rs.
TWO mile run was won by KELLOGG
Michigan; McEachean, Wisconsin. see
96.ds ono; . Werner, Purdue, third. Time,
Shot put was won by Rose. Michigan:
Hyde' tty,s stanford, SECOND; Miller, Wisconsin
breaks the intercollegiate conferenne f.s
athletic association record of Al feet 81S
nches' formerly held by Kirby, Notre
Discus throw was won by Rose. Mich
lgan Rodman. Illinois, second; Devine
Wisconsin, third. Distance. l25 feet AZ
inches. This breaks the intercollegiate
conference athletic association record of
ll8 feet 3 inches. formerly held by Swift
Broad jump was won by Friend Chi
foga tSipd M09din bistanne Illinois, % second Eees
This breaks the l. c.. A. a. record III
22 feet 2-5 inches, held by Hopkins
Chicago.
Hammer throw was won by Thomas.
Purdue; Rose, Michigan. second: Tobin.
Chicago, third. Distance, 157 feet l inch.
This breaks the 1. G. A. A. record of 137
feet Ia inches, held by Peel, Drake
college.
Broad jump was won by Friend. Chi
cago; Woodlin. Illinois, second: Ross.
Iowa, third. Distance, % feet SN inches
This breaks the l. c. A. A. record of %
feet 2-5 inches, held by Hopkins, Chi
cago.
Pole vault was won by Dole. Stanford;
Samse, Indiana, and Durland, Illinois,
tied for second. Height, Ii feet 63s
inches.
High jump was won by Fuher..a Wis
consin; Dole. Stanford; Veshlage, Purdue:
Bellows, Oberlin; Keeler, Michigan. were
tied for second place. Each contestant
was given one point. Height, feet 112s
inches. This breaks the I. G.. A. A record
of feet IL inches. held by Brewer, Mich
igan.
One mile relay race was won by Mich
lgan; iowa. second; Chicago, third.
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