The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-30
YALE NAN one
MILE CHAMPION
Victory Due to the Fact That.
Grehman, of Chicago, Fell
5s Near the Finish.
WORLDS RECORDS BROKEN
Extraordinary Record Made
With the Discus-Univcrsity
Of Virginia Takes.a Race.
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II PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 29.-Pcnn-
syvanias eleventh annual relay games
drew big crowd to Franklin Field to-.
4 day, in spite OF the most unpropitious OF
weather conditions. The fine rain that
fell Mt intervals did not dnunt the great
tur., out OF track and field men from
American schools and colleges, and the
events were as bitterly contested us
though the track had been In tho most
perfect shape
Amsler early enthused the Pennsylvania
/; partisans BY landing the 120 yard hurdle
n in the good time Of Is As seconds. The
shot put went to Gee. with a hurl OF 46
feet II 1-2 inches.
Hagenson. OF Chicago, proved good
enough to land the hundred yard dash,
though Dear Of PENNSYLVANIA, pushed
him hard. The time was ten seconds fiat.
The ono mile relay championship proved
n magnificent race between Chicago, Yale
and Pennsylvania. The Westerners might
have won had not their man fallen Just
6 as he neared the tape. He then had a
clear lead. AS 1t was, Yale took first
place, with Pennsylvania second. Yale
won tho two milo relay and Michigan the
four mile event. Michigan beat Yale.
about two yards in the long rnce, and
the time-S minutes % So seconds-broke
the worlds record The summaries:
One mile-First, Erasmus Hall High
School &C. Yale); second, High School Of
Commerce (k. fNIcAlpn, N. Pf1etschlngcr,
E.Vorhis. r. Geis); third, Plttsburg High
School. Time, 3:45 As.
Ono milc-First, Army and Navy Pre-
paratory School,; second, Chestnut Hill
Academy; third, Blight's School. Time,
$3.50.
One mlle--First, Williams School, sec
ond, Boys Latin School: third, Montclair
Military Academy Time, minutes, 80
seconds.
one mile-First, Tome Institutc y,cond,
ST. Francis Xavier Preparatory School;
third, Brown Preparatr1y School. Time,
Q minutes 50 rs seconds.
Shot put--Won6 by Coe. Oxford Univer-
sity England: dlstance,{46 feet II 10 inch
es: second. Dunlap Michigan, 43 feet
inches; third, Porter, Cornell, ~ feet
inches.
1o0 yard hurdle-Final heat won by Ans
Ter, Pennsylvania; Eales. Yale, second:
Catln. Chicago. third. Time, Is as Sec
onds.
Hundred yard dash, trial heats-First
heat won by ". d. Dear, Pennsylvania;
second, Ilnake1. Columbia; third, s. Rulon
Miller, Princeton. Time, 10 Is seconds.
Second heat won by Hogenson, Chicago;
second Setz, Georgetowp; third. Swazey,
Dartmouth. Time, 10 Is seconds.
High 1ump--T!e between A1offett, Penn
sylvann, and Marshall Yale. Height S
Z Tcoker, Princeton, . feet 10 inches.
One mile, 4colleges-Ioirst, ST. JOINTS
College Q'ordham); second. Western
4 Maryland College; third. ST Johns Col
lege (Annapolis), Time, 8 minutes 10 25
seconds.
one mile-First, Western Reserve Uni
versity; second Westminster College;
r third. Washington and jefferson College.
y Time minutes "a 3-5 seconds.
One mile-Fi--, Georgetown Law
School; second, jefferson Medical College,;
third, New York Law School. Time,
minutes AZ seconds. (Mulligan, of George
town Law, protested)
One milc-First. University of Virginia
on. Bass L. Burke, *. NAPLES S. Shell
4 tom; second, State College; third, Dickin-
son College. Time 8 minutes 50 20 sec
y onds
One mile college championship of Amer
ica-lTirst, YALE: second. Pennsylvania:
third, Chicago University. Time, 3 min
utcs % As seconds Grohman. Of Chicago,
in the lead, fell before breaking tape
and the race was awarded to Yale, with
Pennsylvania second.
One mile. high school championship
First, Wendell Phillips High School: sec
ond. Erasmus High School; third, Phila-
delphia Central High School. Time,
minutes "a 40 seconds.
-Four mile Observation-Disclosures, Michi-
gam secgnd. Yale; third, Cornell; fourth,
Pennsylvanin: fifth, Princeton. Time, IS
minutes % 3-5 seconds.
Two nile championshlp-First, Yale;
second, Dartmouth; third, Columbia;
fourth Pennsylvania; nfth Princeton.
Time, minutes T SO seconds.
Pole vault-Tie between Dray, Of Yale,
and Phillips, of Cornell; distance II feet
inches. On jump off for medal, Dray
won, with II feet 10 inches.
Glover of Purdue, and Wilkins, of Chi.
cago, were tied for second placc-1l feet
3 inches; Glover won second place on the
toss.
Hammer throw--Won by Thomas, Pur-
due, 100 feet 10 inches: second, Vandeyne,
Syracuse, l4i feet inches; third, Harris.
Yale, 1SS feet I inches; fourth, Parry,
Chicago, 1S5 feet G inches.
Broad jump--Won by Mount Pleasant, Of
Carlisle; distance, % feet inch second,
French. Michigan, 81 feet 0 IL inches;
third Symonds, Princeton 81 feet inches;
fourth, Tipptt, New York University, q
feet 6 1-s inches.
Hundred YARD DASH fnal-Won by Ho-
censor, Chicago; second, Dear, Pennsyl-
rania third. seitz Georgetown, fourth,
Knakel, Columbia. Time, 10 seconds fiat.
Discus throw-~Won by CARROTS, M!chi-
gan. distance l&5 feet 10 inch. This broke
the worlds record, but the mark was not
allowed, owing to the character of the
discus used BY CARROTS. He was award
cd the contest however,; second, Parry,
Chicago, 1l3 feet g inches; third, CatlIn
Chicago, liz feet II inches; fourth, Porter,
Cornell, III feet inches,