Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-04
VICTORY FOR CHICAGO
Intercollegiate Athletic Meet
on Marshall Field.

CHICAGO, June 3-The intercollegiate
conference track and field meet on Mar
shall Field today not only turned out
brilliant victory for Chicago, which won
90 points to IS for Michigan, second place.
but set six new records for conference
events. and added several feet to the
worlds best previous discus throw.
Lightbody of Chicago was the star of
the occasion. He won the one-mile event
easily, lowering the conference record
from 4:3l 2-5 to 4:25. Then he clipped
1 20 seconds from the haif-mile record,
making II in :57 2-5. In the two-mile F.
A Rowe won in D-50. This time is II 2-5
seconds faster than the previous record
made by KELLOGG OF Michigan two years
ago f. c. Glover Of Purdue and r. ".
Norris OF Illinois tackled t;,ree-eighths of
an inch of Dvorak's record breaking per-
iorrnance in the pole vault. clearing the
bar at IL feet 9& inches.
J. c. CARROTS Of Michigan, besides doing
yoeman duty on the track, threw the discus
lao feet 2ss inches, beating the previous
worlds record of I23 feet. W inches. held
by Sheridan Of the New York Athletic
Club. Capt Friend OF Chicago shattered
the running broad jump record. When the
tape showed that he had made leap OF
x3 feet, y inch. an attendant began digging
up more turf to give the captain room ac-
cording to his strength.
Friend was foot ahead of his runner up.
French Of Michigan.
The day was somewhat warm. but 5000
spectators appauded the contestants.
Among the spectators was President Harper
OF the University of Chicago. He saw his
school triumph with apparent satisfaction
and showed no signs OF I'll health
Iowa and Purdue were tied for third place
with I l-3 points each. Illinois and Wis
consin came next with 5 points; Missouri
had three. Nebraska 1-3. and Indiana and
Minnesota l point each.
Summaries.
120-yard hurdles. trial heats; first heat-Cattin.
Chicago. first; Houser. Nebraska. second Time
Gle.
Second heat-Friend, Chicago. first; Hodgen, CHI
cago. second. Time. Is IS.
sota. second. Time. ole 80.
Running broad jump.Friend Chicago, won, q
inch; Barker. Iowa, third, q feet sN inches.
Chicago won the relay race; Wisconsin second;
2ao-yard run. trial heats: first hest-won by
Blair. Chicago; Waller; Wisconsin, second; Hob
second heat-won by Hogenson. Chicago; Keller.
Michigan second; Burrus, Nebraska, third. Time,
Three in each heat qualified.
220-yard DASH hnal-won by Hosenson. Chicago;
Blair, Chicago, second; Keeler. Michigan. thi'd'
Discus throw-wcn by J. c. Garrels. Michigan.
l4o feet 2H inches: Parry. Chicago; second. l2s
inches This breaks worlds recHd.
12e-yard hurdles-won by Catln. Chicago Nicol,
Michigan, second; Friend, Chicago third. Tine
230-yaris hurdle; trial heats: three to qualify
First heat-Wen by Garrels, Michigan: M. L. Ny
Ter, Iowa. second; Ferriss, Chicago, third. Time.
OBS 4-5.
Second heat-Catlin. Chicago. won: Nicol. Mich
igan, second: Brown, Iowa. third Time, 8.28 Is.
220-yard hurdles: fnal-Won by Carrots: Mich
igan; Catlin. Chicago, second Nicol, Michigan.
third Time. OBS Is
Half-nlile run-Won by Lightbody, Chicago;
Ramey, Michigan. second: Greaves. Minnesota,
third Time. 1.57 2-5. beating conference record.
High jump-WOn by Barker. Iowa. feet 1OA
inches; Dapprich. Purdue; Parsons. Iowa, and
Nnyor Nnl.rn ako fod for Af0bf faof
Pole vauit-Glover. Indiana. and Norris, Illinois,
tied for first, height, II feet 9% inches: Samse,
Indiana second: height. IL feet inches. This
breaks conference record.
Shot put-won by Dunlap, Michigan. A feet ~
inches; Anderson, Missouri, second Al feet 9A
inches: Knos. Illinois. third: 40 feet 9& inches.
100-yard run, trial heats-Ffrst heat won by Ho-
O.1O 2-5. Second heat by Annis. Michigan;
Joseph, Indiana, second Time 9.10 1-5 Third
heat, by Blair Chicago; Dougherty, Mime
sofa, second. Time, 0.10 Is. Final. by
Blair. Chicago: Hogenson. Chicago. second; Annis,
Michigan, third. Time 10 seconds
One-mile run-Won by IightbOdy, Chicago; COe.
Michigan. second; Werner Purdue, third. Tine,
4.25. CThis lowers the conference record by rs
seconds1
440-yard run-won by Waller. Wisconsin; Gro
man. Chicago, second Qugiey, Chicago, third.
Time, 80 seconds.
Twomile run-won by Rowe. Michigan; Stone
Michigan, second; Lyon. Chicago third Time,
8 80 breaking conference record.
Hammer throw-Won by Parry. Chicago. 156
feet inches; Tobin, Chicago, second. 153 feet
Az inches; Thomas, Purdue, third, 152 feet ~
inches.
Chicago won the meet. with Sc points, against
SS for Michigan. her nearest competitor.
Other points widely scattered.