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(Meade). to 1, second; Lady Ellison, f i:4s Adns9' 1s. AustTalna, G nfS RoundeIaS. %s; Clausus, Bugle Horn. Tryon ran.
 Entries.
 First race, four furlongs-Pluto, The Ter. W. H. Carey, Pitkin, Footsprine, Ill.,. Welsh, Blue Pirate, 113: Girard l14;- Steve Lane, 11S. Meiodius f Ss; Fieetfooted. SIn s Giadsm7iie. bS; Virgie Withers, 99; Hopeful Miss, Durbar, 102; Ida Davis, Lole, IoS;. St. Giles, 1o5; Sportsman. 95; Ada R.. 1oo;
 Third race, five furlongs; selling Telepathy, 95; Jurist, 103; Petros. 107; |; Lady Charade, 100; Fulleta, 1o5; Gary, 10s.
 Fourth race, mile-Ihle 94; DuDgan- non, 99; Helgerson, 96; Australin, s9; Sarah Maxim, 10Si Reticent. Berry
 Fifth race, i've and one-half furlongs =Bryan, 99; Envoy, Kilties, 1O2; Squid' Kahoka, 114:
 on, 101, Golden Mineral 102; Hoodwink, The Lady Rohesia, 104 Federal, Kings Court. 166; Gus Staus, 1oS; Leader, 1o9.
 Field Sports.
 Philadelphia, April 29.-Yaie ana ana three principal championship events al field sports held on Franklin field to- day under the auspices of the Univer- sity- of Pennsylvania. Yale won tns Michigan took the four mile race af- ter an exciting finish. The preparato- Ey school championship went to the the Wendell Phillips High, School of Chicago won the championship for high schools. In the field sports and short distance track events Anstear. of Pennsylvania won the 12O yard hur- de race; Moffett. Pennsylvania. the high jump; Hogenson, Chicago, the 100 yards dash in ten seconds; Dray, Yaie, the polt vault; Thomas of Purdue, the hammer throw; Mount Pleasant, a Carlisle Indian. the broad jump; Gar, Coe, of Boston. formerly of Oxford University, England, but now unat- tached the shot put, Two records ,S not stand. In the shot put, Coe broke the eastern intercollegiate record Of te feet held by Beck o of Yale Yale. Coe put was not done during the intercollegiate championship meet. his figures Will nor Michigan. sent his discus 1S5 feet and one-half inch, breaking the worlds re- cord of 133 feet six and one-half inches His figures. were not allowed because cause was used The most exciting race or the day was the one mile relay cham pionship in which Yale, Pennsylvania, Chicago and Syracuse were the start CTS Georgetowns team decided not to run At the first quarter Chicago led by a few feet. Yale was about yard in front of Pennsylvania with Syracuse trailing. Yales great second relay man, Parsons, closed up the gap in the second quarter and when the half mile was finished he had good lead on Blair Chicagos second runner. rhicago's third runner, Quigley, how ever, was in good form and recovered the lead from Cohlan's, Yales third man. The lead was very narrow one and Chicago's last runner held It until entering the stretch when Hales Iourth runner Ewin, caught him. During this Pennsylvania was running third. Pennsylvanias third man, Taylor, the third quarter mile champion reduced the lead by Yale and Chicago and Pennsylvania's fourth man was at their heels. Close to the tape, Chlcagos man fell and 1t was difficult to tell how Yale, Chicago and Pennsylvania finished. After a ten minutes confer ence it was decided that Yale had fln- lshed first Pennsylvania second and Chicago third. Summary:
 One hundred yards dash' final won by Hogenson, Chicago; Dear. Pennsyl- vania, second; Seitz, Georgetown third. Time. 10 seconds.
 Broad jump won by Mount Pleasant Carlisle, 23 feet inch; second. French Michigan, 21 feet 9 1-2 inches; third, Sylonds, Princeton, 21 feet 1-2 inches.
 Pole vault, Dray of Yale and Phil