The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-30
YALE AND MICHIGAN
WIN THE HONORS
Wolverines Show Up Well in
Eastern Track
Meet


sports held on Franklin field today under
the auspices OF the University of Penn
sylvania. Yale Won the one mile and two
mile relay races and Michigan took the
four mile race after an exciting finish
The preparatory school championship went
to the MercerSburg, Pa. academy, and
cago won the championship for high
schools.
In the field sports and short distance
track events, Amsler of PENNSYLVANIA won
the 120 yards hurdle race; Moffett of
pennsylvania the high jump; Hogenson
OF Chlcago the 100 yards dash in 10 sec
ondS; Dray of Yale the pole vault; Thomas
OF PURDUE the hammer throw; Mount
fleasant. Carlisle Indian, the broad
Jump; Garrels of Michigan, the discus
throw. and Coe of Boston, formerly of
attached, the shotput.
Two records We're broken, but the new
figures will not stand. In the shotput Coe
broke the eastern intercollegiate record of
46 feet, held by Beck of Yale. Coe put the
Shot 46 feet p inches, but as it was not
done during the intercollegiate champion
the discus throw, Garrels of Michigan
sent the discus 135 feet y inch, breaking
the worlds record of 133 feet 61a inches
His figures were not allowed because Of
the construction of the discus which was
used
The most exciting race of the day was
the eone-miie relay championship, in which
Yale, pennsylvania, Chicago and Syra-
cuse were the starters. Georgetown's team
decided not to run At the first quarter
Chicago led by few feet. Yale was
ABOUT yard in front of Pennsylvania
with Syracuse trailing Parsons, Yale's
second relay man. closed the gap on the
second quarter and when the half mile
was finished he had good lead on Blair
Chlcago'S $ second runner. Chicago's third
runner, Quigley, however. was in good
form and recovered the lead from Coho-
ian, Yale'S third man. Chicago's last
stretch, when Yale'S fourth runner
Ewing, caught him. During this time
Pennsylyania. was running third. Penn
quarter mile champion, reduced the Lead
held by Yale and Chicago, and Pennsyl-
Tanlas fourth man was at their heels
CLOSE to the tape ChicagoS man fell and
1t was difficult to tell how Yale Chicago
and pennsylvania finished. After a ten
minutes conference it was decided that
Yale had finished first. PENNSYLVANIA sec
ond and Chicago third.
Inc four mile race was interesting only
at the finish. Michigans third man hand
ed his successor a lead of two wards
which the latter Increased to four over
Yale man. In the stretch Hill, Yale's
runner, spurted, but the lead was too
great to overcome, and Rowe, Michigan's
yards
Owing to the large entry list in the
relay races. the institutions entered had
schools entered were divided into six
events. each event being final; the six
ty-slx preparatory schools and academies
We're divided into eight races. each one a
final; and the fifty universities and col
leges were divided into eight events, each
one final.
successful the University of Pennsylvania
has ever held. Rain fell during the fore
noon, but ceased shortly before the first
event on the programme was started The
track was considered good. but the field
waS little soft Notwithstanding the
rainy weather more than 5000 persons
saw the sports. Summarizes:
mile college relay-Won by ST. Johns
college, Fordham, N. Y; Western Mary
land college, second; st. Johns college,
Annapolis, az ;2a Nd, Nd, third: Time, S:4O 25.
Reserve university, Cleveland, o.; West
minister college, New Wilmington. Pa.
seeeoqd 5eGTd Washington t and Jefferson college.
mile college relay-Won by George
town law school, Washington; Jefferson
medical college Philadelphia, second;
mile college relay-Won by Swarth-
more college; University of New York,
second; & Rutgers. third. Time. $3.50 3-5.
of Virginia; Pennsylvania state college
second; Dickinson, third Time, 3:35 275'
10 yards, hurdle, inai-Won by Amsler,
Chicago. third. Ashburner, Cornell, fell.
100 yards, hurdle first heat-won by
Catlin, Chicago; Eales, Yale, and
16 seconds. N-'Oi'foA 0u'' 'i"e'
Second heat won by Amsler, Penn; Ash
burner burn Cornell second; Armstrong,
Shot put won by Coe of Boston, as feet
1l35 inches; second, Dunlap Michigan az
feet 4 inches; third. Porter Corner, AZ
feet inches.
Coe broke the intercollegiate record of
46 feet held by Beck of Yale, but the rec
ORD does not stand as it was not made
at the intercollegiate championship meet
One mile relay, college championships of
America-Won by Yale (Burnap, Parsons.
Coholan and Ewing; Pennsylvania sec
ond (Shaw, Whitman, Taylor and Hy-
nam; Chicago third Iightbody, Blair,
t2ulgley and Groman); Syracuse; fourth
Shalpn, Rother, Cox and Fisher). Time,
Two mile relay, college championship of
America-Won by Yale (Armstrong, I'll
son, Moore and Parsons); Dartmouth sec
ond on (Carns, Jennings, Prichard and
ThralD; Columbia third (Fulton, Hether-
ington, Mcdonald and Taylor; Pennsyl-
Yanla fourth (Wiilcox, Taylor Jones and
Terry; Princeton fifth (Comstock, Ed
SSquires. Schworm, Wood and Boyd)
Time by half miles, 2:02, 4:04 As, 6:O6 Is
500 3-5.
Four mile relay. college championship
Goe Stone, Rowe: Yale second (Porter'
Hail. Alcott. HID; Cornell third (FIeming,
way, Camp, Poate,. Munson); Pennsyl-
S;ad yania fourth (Haskins, Hosl1ins, Leary
MAl,cCurdy);4 Phi Princeton fifth Gingle. Kelley
4:SS4-5, 9:1S. 1872 3-5. 1S:25 s-5 "iies
Preparatory school, mile relay cham
pionshlp-Won by Mercersburg (Pa.)
academy; Hill school, Pottstown, lPa.)
second; Lawrenceville IN. j. academy
third. Time. 1888 As.
High school 1 mile relay Guardianship
Won by Wendell Phillips high school
Chicago; Erasmus Hall high school,
Brooklyn, second; Philadelphia Central
high school third. Time. 3:34 As
100 yards dash first heat first two to
qualify for final-Won by Dear, Pennsvl-
vanla; Knakel, Columbia, second; Rulon-
Miller, Princeton. third. Time, 10 Is.
IVO yard dash, second heat-Won by
SECOND; Swazey, Dartmouth. third. Time,
100 yards dash-Final won by Hogenson
Chlcago; Dear, Pennsylvania, second:
Seitz, Georgetown, third; Knakel. Colunl-
bia, fourth. Time. 10 seconds.
Broad Jump-Won by Mount Pleasant
Carlisle % feet inch; French, Michigan
second, p feet 93s inches: SynlonCs
Princeton, third 81 feet Sh inches: Tip
feet 61@ inches.
Pole Vault-Dray OF Yale and Phillips OF
cornell tied at II feet 6 inches. On the
gump-off Dray won, IL feet S1b inches.
Wilkins of Chicago and Glover Of Purdee
ued Tor third place at IL feet 3 inches
Hammer throw-Won by Thomas, Pur-
que. l5O rect 10 inches; Van Duyne. SYRIA
Guse, second, l44 feet s inches; Harris,
Yale. third: 139 feet inches; Parry. Chi
cage, fourth. 1875 feet 6 inches
DISCUS throw--Won by Garrels. Michi-
worlds record Of 1873 feet 61S inches held
by M J. Sheridan oaSfiYna A tbIat;o oI,,i,