New-York tribune., 1904-09-04
n. ]. A. c. ATHLETES FIRST
OLYMPIC GAMES ENDED.
CHICAGO Men Protest - Three
Olympic Records Fail.

st. Lo-is, sept 1-Af,er al athletic meet probably
,irsqusiled the sporting annals = this ur any
ots~- country, the Louis--na Purchase Ex2o-L-.--
revival Of he Olympic games erced today v--L
the international team race The ina Official
score If tn first four Clubs is: New York Athletic
CUB. C. Chicago Athletic Association. IS; Nil
waukee Athletic C.1b, 4si Greater New-Eo-k irish
Ath,et.. Association. 81
The Chicasc association. however, mas protested
thg entry o. John r. De Witt Of the Newly
Athletic Club. who second place IL the L.
mound hammer and Ihe New-Hork Athletic Club
tug-of-war team which finished fourth. II these
uro-ests are not Withdrawn, the award Of the
-hgrrnfy-shlp cup viii be delayed uutu after the
meeting OF the governing board Of the Amateur
Athletic Union IL New-4 OK next November II
the protests are allowed. the viii result in
tie as De Wa Won points and the iIg-of-wa-
team I point Tor the &ev-Yorh club
Three Olympic records 1eiI before their assaults.
James Z. L-ga-oody, OF the Chicago Athletic As
sociation clipped three-dlths Of second of the
Olympic record for the L5lD metre run, and won
IN one of the finest finishes Of the meet.
Five men broke the Olympic record in the high
jump, Charles Z. Dvorak, OF the Chicago Athletic
Association, finally went Il feet inches. / X.
Bakers 10 feet g SO inches. made at the Paris
Olympiad, the best previous Olympic record
The kee1est competition OF che weeks programme
developed il tire Discus tarow. II. J. Sheridan, Of
Greater New-50rk irish Athletic Association, and
inches. breaking M olympic record r. more Than
olympic Championship tile men We're forced TO
vas 10 .eet 6ss incnes, all Sheridan could do was
1t feet lJi. inches. but il gave nm first place
TIE four handicap contests proved a welcome ad-
ditioa 20 the c5ar!ploIshlo programme and were
in nearly every contest has put tne men We'll
punched Al the rn-sh The days summaries
-huadTed-aa aaa-to-sy ya7d ran Gsaaesp}-Woa by
s[@.- e.5 - Y ". - 1r-.rr, -c
J 3. Foeck Montreal. Csnada % ysTna). shrd; J. P
Lydou 81 Louis - yards fourth. Time. o-oo>s.
ene-1-5-1el-aA metre Hu-9e-N2n by fE rick
5hc1so second; |. 4sa5aFaer Ithaca, \ y. mira. r
c2=IeE1@l' q y = - :, = - -. i-a5.a- -;ls, Vi3 m
James j. L.g1-oocy, =. A A. CE-clse. T. Werner.
caioag9. laira. y {. aSsason \. ! A e. Scw-Tork.
-hundrsa rIslrg run-woa y archie Hahn. N. a
c. Milwaukee, y J. CartmeI :. NJ. g.. a. Louisville
secUal. Imam t1OgeHsua O. A A. CElcGgo. third,
7 r. Mol.toa. X c a q. Kansas CRY. :oGrtn. Time.
niig relay haaetqaa-w9n BY Alssaari & A,siesS .S
siz.esS-Flaa5 5a..n.sT-To by John Flanagan. G..
: - t'fH 'ss-a-l-1' -''2 % 'srt ] lacis9'
II feet inches; c. C. Chadw.cS' NeT-2ors \ C.; New
P5ae Taul1-T5r 6y Charles = Ijvorsk c; 4 A. chi
cago Il inches Leroy sanse Indiana University
6-o9-1-1g-on Ia sec ne .set lte3ss l. " .fiIs
Lazahan, y. ! \. C.. New-york f0urth. Il feet
;rs @ secr5 d IA Zee, c6ss james F stsder frank
v.ss Cornell University. fourth. 81 f~st - inches.
vauEse :lrs - points. Fred Winters. y " ; 4 g
F5uraiie ia-srHatlenat se4n race Ca.s nen il each
s.T5y-vsrE dash gasn5carl--Tvon by q. F4astedt. "
H@~-Taril Z fe7tl tht-1 " c Eloerae. II A c balti-
z Czf,aro second i2s n 10. n. Nicholas p
& r,,--v--r s1- --st ana second pIaces sher..g2
- Il. -U-. IL. Rose. 10 f. 80 i1