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


In attendance and much enthusiasm was
manifested.
Six new intercollegiate conference rec
| ords. 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-
| lshlng new mark at AZ feet " 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
had created a new record. Twenty feet
were added to the .former record, held by
/ Pell, of Drake college, the new mark be-
ing 157 feet L inch.
New High Jump Mark
F'uKrer, of Wisconsin. broke the rec
| ord for the high jump. In the broad
Jump Friend. of Chicago, set a new mark
In the track events strong wind. was
severe handicap to record smashing,
but Breitkreutz, of Wisconsin, lowered
himself.
ular. Vefnti of Purdue, woR by yard
after he seemed entirely out of the run
ming in the last lap. In the final heat
of the quarter mile dash Waller, of Wis
consin. after finishing third, was disquaIi-
fed for interfering with Blair of Chicago
keHogg, OF Michigan, maintained his rep
utatIon as the unbeaten long distance
runner, and won the two-mile event al
though hard pressed at the finish by Nc
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
ors orst in 1nta9pp te po vs eaTrynE away first hon
/ at II feet SIS inches. Although credited
Win q practice record of more than II
/ feet, Dole was unable today to beat the
| intercollegiate record of Ii feet 8 inches,
! heid ny DvoFak,. OF Michigan.
Result Was In Doubt
The final result of the meet was in
Q0upt almost to the last. Chicago and
Michigan vfeine with each other for first
| place.
Much to the embarrassment of the Chi
cago reeters Poage. of Wisconsin, easily
| captured the 220-yaFd hurdle, and by SO
dong gave the day to Michigan. instead
The score by colleges follows:
| Mlchigan 81, Chicago 20, Wisconsin 25,
Purdue p L Stanford 3; Illinois 6. Indiana
minnesota, Northwestern, Missouri,
Beloit college, Lombard college, Ames
| ana Iowa State Normal failed to score
Hahn. Michigan; Blair, Chicago. second;
Glab, Wisconsin, third. Time, 10 Is.
1O0-yard dash-Second heat was won by
4 ~. S0c0Y1F.
Martin, Indiana, third. Time 10 rs.
Final heat, the 100-yard dash-Worl by
| Rice. Chicago; Hahn, Michigan, second;
| Blair, Chicago, third. Time 10 1-5.
/ 120-yard hurdle-First heat was won nv
second; saradakis, Wisconsin, third. d.
Second heat was won by CatIin. Chi
+ cage. Nichol, Michigan, second; Bellows.
oberlin, third. Time, :16 Is. >,
The l20-yard hurdle final heat was won
second; Nicol, Michigan, third. Time,
Quarter-mHe run-First heat, Gerreus
AMichigan. first; Hamilton, Iowa State
J Normal. second; Taylor, Chicago third
I Time, so 1-5. ''iff ~
| Second heat-Poage. Wisconsin, first:
ford, third. Time, so S-5. '' ''S''i7
| Third Waller, Wisconsin. first:
Ris bar, Glhnlcago ln second; Coyle. Iowa, third
Michigan, third. Time, 80 is. affeis'
MicTyan i1IyaTd RashEFst Rica First heat won by Hahn
head, Missouri, third Time, :2S rs.
| z20-yard dash-Second heat won bv
keeler, Michigan Martin. Indiana, sec,
thir;;, HnH; TTiamhton; Tinn on Iowa State Normal,
go ,2;2o-ysrd dash-Final heat won by Rice,
Chicago; On Hahn, Michigan, second; Mar,
TN, Indiana, third. Time :22 3-5
220-yard hurdle-First heat won hx,
Ian: aan1agan. Stanford; Nicol. Michigan. sec
onai one Hasbrook, Minnesota, third Time,
22o-yard hurdle-second heat won n,,
Poage, Wisconsin; Catlin, Chicago. seq py
oad; ogs shiedeler, Indiana, third Time,
920-yard hurdie-FinaI heat won NV
Poage, Wisconsin; Catlir. Chicaeo i sacy Dy
ond; Nicoi, Michigan, third. Time .9s
kreIStI nalT m1ie Wieoi,, run was won by Brett
ond; Cahill, Chicago third. third rrins hTe-
1:58 4-5. This breaks the /.
record record OF 2:Oo rs, held by Breitkreutz.
due; Sleeper, Drake, second; Perry Mich
1gan. third. Time, 4:sS rs.
Michigan; MeRacSesn feE %as Won %Is.gi BY iReIlogg
4nd; q61d;3 Werner, Purdue, third. Time,
Shot put was won by Rose, Michigan;
Hyde. Stanford. second; Miller, Wisconsin
third Distance. AZ feet q inch. This
breaks the intercollegiate conference ace
athletic association record of Al feet 81s
ne' n41lenes' formerly held by Kirby, Notre
Discus throw was won by Rose Mich
,ggan; gszi; Rodman; Illinois. second; Devine,
inches. This breaks the INTERCOLLEGIATE
| conference athletic association record of
11S feet inches. formerly held by Swift.
caeo epoaT Woodipp oop was in0;S won by Friend Chi
Iowa, third. Distance, % feet 81 inches
This breaks the l. c. A. A record of
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 1 inch.
This breaks the l. c. A. A. record of 137
feet IL inches, held by Peel, Drake
college.
Broad jump was won by Friend, Chi
cago; .Woodlin Illinois. second: Ross,
This breaks the l. G.. A. a. record Of %
feet rs inches, held by Hopkins, Chi
cago.
Pole vault was won by Dole, Stanford;
Samse Indiana, and Durland, Illinois,
tied for second. Height, II feet 6ss
inches.
High jump was won by Fuher..- 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 l.. c. A. A. record
of feet IL inches, held by Brewer Mich
igan.
One mile relay race was won by Mich
igan; Iowa. second; Chicago, third
Jeffries Does Stunts.