The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-12
INDOOR MEET GOES
TO CENTRAL YIN. CA
Feature of the Evening Is the
Shot Put by Ralph
Rose

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March 1.-THE
Central y. NJ c. A. of Chicago carried off
the banner at the big indoor athletic meet
of the Central Association A. A. u, held
at the exposition building tonight, captur-
ing 80 points. The University of Wiscon-
sin was the closest competitor for the
honors winning "a points, with Chicago
Athletic association close third with 20
points. Notre Dame is credited with H.
Milwaukee Athletic club 8, and Beloit col
lege 3. The others were scattering and
divided between the high school and
academies
Perhaps the feature of the card was the
establishing of two new records by repre-
sentatives of the Chicago Athletic asso-
citation. Ralph Rose the phenomenal shot
putter. put the 16 pound shot in competi-
ton As feet y inch. The former indoor
But Rose outdid himself by wide margin
in an exhibition throw after the event had
been completed. Nerving himself to the
difficult task he. took good position and
records to the wind by throwing the
weight AZ feet 51@ inches.
Leroy Sampse, also wearing the colors
of the Chicago Athletic association, made
himself famous by making a new high
mark in the pole vault He cleared the
bar at height of IL feet 34a inches.
A. Rose. another Chicago A. A. man,
won the half mile run in remarkable
sprint in 2:02 1-5 and came within one
fifth of a second of -tieing the record.
A remarkable performance was made
by Archie Hahn of Milwaukee A. c.,
when in the final of the rs yard dash he
equaled the worlds record of :07 35 and
established a new indoor record by one
fourth of a second.
In the quarter mile run Frank Waller
of the University of Wisconsin ran a sem
sational quarter making the pace from
start to finish and in a lightning like
sprint at the finish crossed the tape in 81
seconds and breaking the indoor record
by threezffths of second. Waller led
at the finish by about fifteen yards.
Haigh had an easy task in the two
mile run, leading the bunch from start TO
finish. --S
cial feature. with the exception of the re-
lay races, which were exciting from start
to finish, but without any. new records
being established. The results:
20 yard dash, championship-Wo by
Archie Hahn, Milwaukee A. c.; E. L..
Larson, Central Y. M. G. A, Chicago,
teonsin. third; Time. :O7 So seconds.
This establishes a new central associa-
ton record and equals the indoor and
outdoor worlds record.
Putting 16 pound shot, championship
Won by Ralph Rose, Chicago Athletic as
ISOLATION, distance 4S feet u inch; W. A.
Draper. Notre Dame. second. 40 feet 1
inch; J. IS Robinson, Milwaukee A c.,
third. 80 feet ~ inches. After this event
had been completed Rose gave an ex-
hibition. throwing the weight AZ feet 512
lHcISS. ne former INDOOR fecOrQ OF the
central association was Al feet inches.
mile run. championship-Won by e.
ii. KieSel University of Wisconsin Time
4:46 AS. w. p. Webster Beloit college,
second; Fred T. Hall, Chicago Athletic as
ISOLATION, third.
Running high jump, Championship
Won by j. Shommer. Central Y. NJ.
G. A, Chicago; height 5 feet inches.
Leroy Sampse, Chicago Athletic asso-
citation, second; A. S. Delaney, Milwau-
kee A A, third.
40 yard run championship-Won by
Frank Waller, University of Wisconsin;
G. F. Lundell, Central Y. NJ. G. A. Chi.
establishes new indoor record.
mile run, championship-Won by Ar
thur Haigh, Central Y. M. c. A, Chicago;
Clarence Hean.. University of Wisconsin,
third. Time, 1917 3-5
$50 yard run, championship-Won by
A. Rose. Chicago A. A; K. H. Keesel,
University of Wisconsin, second; M. H.
70 yard low hurdle championship-Wo
by w. A. Draper, Notre Dame; Frank
Waller, University of Wisconsin, second;
L. c. Bailey, Central Y. M. c. A, Chi
cago third. Time, 8 3-5 seconds.
Pole vault, championship-Won by
Leroy Sampse, Chicago A. A, height II
feet SO inches; c. Jacobs Central Y NJ
c. A, Chicago, 10:11h. second; William
II. Peabody, unattached, 1O:O71k. third.
Sampse's record is a new one, the former
record being II feet ~ inches
as yards high hurdles, championship
Won by l.. G. Barley, Central Y. M. c. A,
Chicago; w. A. Draper, Notre Dame, sec
ond; w: j. Schneider, NJ A. c., third.
Time, 10.
l mile open relay race. championship
Won by Central Y. NJ c. A, Chicago;
University of Wisconsin, second; Mar
quette college, third. Time. 1888.