The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-22
RECORDS SMASHED IN
CHICAGO TRACK MEET
Rose, of Michigan, Lowered Ho-
CANS Worlds Mark for. the
Shot Put.
MICHIGAN WON MEET
Surprises Were So Numerous that
1t Was Late Before Winner
Was Known.
MICHIGAN WON MEET

CHICAGO. Ma. PA worlds record and
four conference records were broken and
former Western intercollegiate record was
tied in the tEaci meet at Marshall Field
to-day between tae University Of Michigan
and the University of Chicago. Michigan
Won, 70 to Sc, although surprises were so
numerous in the different events that it was
not until far along in the meet that the
men from Ann :Arbor were sure Of vic
tory.
Rose, OF Michigan, was the star perform
Of the day. lie won the shotput event
with put of IS 1-i5 feet beating the world
record. Then, in an effort to beat this feat,
he took fourth trial, but the best he could
do 10 equal his previous effort. The
former record wss held by Horgan, OF Ire
land. and was AS feet 215 inches. Rose also
broke the conference record in the hammer
throw with distance of 154 feet 1-5 inches
In the half-mile Hail. of Michigan. went the
distance in two minutes. which is
his OLD mark, made last June. Another
was the discus, which Parry. of Chicago,
captured with throw of III feet 212 inches.
The former conference record was held by
Swift, of,Iowa, at lis feet. In the two-mile
run. which was won by Kellogg, of Mich
igan in 9:57 is, the fourth conference rec
ord was broken. The former record was
1902 held by Kellogg. To the surprise of
everybody. Rice, the Chicago freshman.
captured both the 1O0-yard dash and the
22O-yard run. Hahn. of Michigan, was sec
ond in both these events, and Blair, OF
Chicago, third Less than foot separated
all three when they crossed the tape In
both races. Summaries:
Four-hundred-and-fo dash: Gar
rells (Michigan) first, Goodwin (Michigan)
second, Taylor (Chicago) third. Time,
:52 1-5.
Pole vault: Clark and Kennedy (Chicago)
tied for first height IL feet Whitney Mich
igan) third. height 10 feet inches.
Shot-put: Rose (Michiganl first, distance
AZ Ito feet; Gale (Chicago) third, Al 4-lO feet
Two-hundred- and-twenty-yard dash: Rice
Chicago; first; Hahn SMiehigan)i second;
Two-hundred- and-twenty-yard low hur-
dies: Catlin Chicago, first; Stewart mich
igan). second; Nicol Cdichigan). third.
Time, 20 2-5.
Eight-hundred-and-ei ghty-yard run: Hall
(Adichigan), first; Catlin (Chicago), second;
Parkinson (Chicsgo), third. Time, 200.
Running broad jump: Friend (Ghicagol
(Chicago) third. Distance. 22 feet inch.
Two-mile run: Kellogg (Michigan) first,
Stone (Michigan) second, Henry (Chicago)
third. Time, 9:57 1-5.
Hammer throw: Rose CMichiganl first,
Parry (Chicago) second, Tobin (Chicago)
third. Distance, 154 lilo feet.
bgh burdes catn Ichiesgoo FIRST Nice
michigan second. Friend (Chicago) third.
Time, Us So.
Northumberland dash: Rice (Chicago)
first. Hahn (Adichigan) second, Blair (Chi-
Discus throw: Parry (Chicago) first, 121
feet 21z inches; Rose (Michigan) second, 11s
feet IL inches; Garrett CMichigan) third.
1T feet inches.
High jump: Brewer (Michigan) first.
Keller and Miller (Michigan) tied for sec
ond; height, feet inches.
One-mile run: Perry (Michigan) first.
Lyon (Chicago) second. Dame (Michigan)
third. Time. ABA 20.