The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-09
WEST NOT IN FORM
IN ATHLETIC MEET
Archie Hahn Failed to Qualify
in the 1o0-Yard
3z,r. Event. - ;; II.
BY Publishers Press,

BY Publishers Press. H.
Pelham Manor, N. Y, Sept: s.
While no records were broken nor even
equaled, the senior track and .. field
championship of the amateur athletic
union of the United States attracted a
Island, where the fifteen events were
decided today under the auspices Of the
New York Athletic club. The point
score trophy was won by the local
Irish American Athletic club, which
earned 60 points, the New York Ath-
letic club being second with 3S, and the
Chicago Athletic association was next
The Irish club carried the day, prin-
%es ' eTens s's S sbePSan men won the the
discus throw, and two Of his club mates
finished second and third The club
furnished the first three in the 56-poun;l
weight contest, and in the hammer
throw it got first and third with Champ
ion John J. Flanagan and R. J. Sheri-
dan.
The Chicago Athletic association had
two winners and one, second, Leroy
Samse being first in the pole vault, j.
W: Patterson winning the high jump
over the low hurdles. Archie Hahn
the Milwaukee flyer, who won Olympic
honors in the l00-yard sprint at Athens
four months ago, was not in good form
today. He failed to qualify in his
trial for the short sprint and later on
| he was shut out in the final heat Of
the I20.yard, run, being nipped by a
few inches for third place. NIGEL
Barker, the Australian Splinter, did not
the longer sprint in which he failed to
qualify. The" summary. ~ ~ 20.
Running Broad Jump-Won by Myer Prinstein
Irish American A. A.. with e feet, Az inches;
feet = N Mah 1onsss n e. second with Il
Boston third, with p tee e9nl2 incS awmut A. c.
Throwing S. Pound Weight-Won by John J,
Flanagan, l. A.. A: c., with 35 feet, 7. inches;
~ inches; N. F. Horr, I. A. A. C.. third, WITH
ro SzoHdrd RanoFin rI beat p won by r. I.
ASc 5S Hahn; MILWAUKEE, 4 C. fourth Time Time,
Throwing the Discus-Won by Martin T. sheri-
dan, l.. A. A. c., with 125 feet 10 inches; M.
F. Fobm morr L r,a A. A. c. second, with 10 feet;
1 1ia fa.t - flanagan l. A. A. c., third, with
22 x};3 Hnrdie-Final heat wonS- by Harvey
Chicago A. G., second John Eller, Jr., I. a, 4.
c.. third Time. 25 Is seconds. - : : :,
Putting 1e Pound shot-won by Wesley W.
inches; Denis Horgan, n 7. A. c., second, wifi
4e feet ~ ~ inches; L: Z: J., ,Feurbach, N. Y.
~ 12o-Yard Hurdle-Won by W. NJ. Armstrong,
NJ T. A. O.. John J. Eller, Jr., I. A. A. c.,
second; E. l.. ovington, N. Y. A. G., third.
Time, 10 second.
Five Mile Run-Won by William Nelson Eng
land. unattached); George Benhag I. A. A. G..
second: W. G. Frank, I. A. A. O., third: Time,
1922 3-5. az
Running High Jump-won by J. N. Patterson
Chicago A. A., with feet, II y inches; H. A
Gidney IN, Maiden, Mass, second, with feet
Robert Kernen, N. Y. A. c., third with feet
1OA inches. s.Es
Pole vault-won by Leroy samse Chicago A.
A., With II feet inches; L. NJ Moore, N. Y
A. c., second. with II feet 6 inches; A. c.
Gilbert. Multnomah A. c.. Portland. Ore, third
with II feet .Samse and Moore decided the til
with the bar at II feet, inches, and Sans,
won first place. - .7s.-a 4ez
Throwing 16-Pound Hammer-Won by John J
Flanagan. I. A. A. G., with 1876 feet. e1h inches
|. $. P. Gltes: N. Y. A. c.. second, with Isl
; third. with 151 feet inches '.
s. Points scored: Irish American Athletic club
) 81; New York "A. c.. 3S: Chicago A. A.. 10
Michigan university, s.; Milwaukee A. C. IS
J England, $: Alnlnomah A. c., 2; Maiden Mass
3; Shawmut. 1. ~ ~ 80