The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-04-23
ciation Pole vaulter. best work Il feet 6 inches, 1905
 Olympic and American Champion.

olympic and American Cnampion.
 Archie Haha, sprinter, Milwaukee, Wis, A. C. Formerly represented University of Michigan in athletics. Residence Milwau- kee, Wis. Holds worlds record for I5 yards, S-5 seconds; Olympic and Ameri- can champion, 1905, at 22O yards; Ameri- Indoor champion, A. A U. 60 yards, 1SO4 at 100 and 220 yards Canadian champion, 1903 at 100 and 220 yards. Eight years on track.
 Harry Livingston Hillman, Jr., New York A. C., and Thirteenth regiment, N. G. N. Y. Brooklyn. Born in Brooklyn, N. Y. Champion of America at one. quar- ter mile, 1903. Canadian champion 40 yards, 49 3-5 seconds, and many other sec tional A A. U. championships. Record holder $50 yards, 1:O5 4-5. Three hundred yards hurdles 10 flights feet inches high, 34 3-5 seconds. Olympic champion and worlds record holder for 400 metre race.
 H. w. Kerrigan Multonomah Amateur A. G. Portland, Ore. American champion high Jumper, 6 feet 1Ds inches, 1905. Cham pion of Pacific coast, feet 1lH2 inches 1906.
 R. G. Leavitt, Williams college. Will liamstown. Mass New England intercol- legiate champion hurdler 1905, l2O yards 15 4-5 seconds, 22O yards 25 1-5 seconds.
 James D. Lightbody, Chicago university, middle distance runner. National champ ion at one-half and one mile. Time, one half mile. 1:57 2-5; one mile, 4:25. Holder of Olympic S00-metre record, l:50. made at St. Louis, 1904
 James Sarsfield Mitchell, New York A. c. Born Tipperany, Ireland. American champion 56-pounds weight 1s91-92-9S-94- 95-s6-97 1eO0-03-O5, B feet 10 inches Worlds champion 56-pounds weight for height 15 feet 6ss inches. American champion 16- pound hammer thrower 1889 to 1896. Best performance 147 feet incnes Over twen- ty years in athletics.
 Fay R. Moulton. Kansas City A. A. Born In Kansas City. Formerly repre- sented Yale university and New York A. c. in athletics. Intercollegiate champion 100 yards, 1908; American champion 40 yards, 1902; champion Western association of A A. U. 1904 and 1905 About twelve years in athletics.
 Eli B. Parsons, Yale university, New Haven. Conn. and New York A. C., New York: intercollegiate half-mile champion, 1905 Time, 1:56. This is the intercol- legiate record.
 Myer Prinstein, Irish-American A. C., New York lawyer, formerly represented Syracuse university in athletics. Born in Syracuse N r. Holds American record for running long jump 24 feet Ik inches since 1900 Intercollegiate, American, Can adian and Olympic champion in running long jump. About nine years in athletics
 G. A Querouze New Orleans Y. M. C. A.. New Orleans, La; sprinter. Champion of Southern Association A. A. U.. l9O5 100 yards s4-5 seconds; 220 yards P 10 seconds. Putting 16-pound shot 31 feet inches.
 Lawson Robertson. Irish American A. C., New York and Thirteenth regiment N. G. N Y, Brooklyn. Born In Scotland American champion 100 yards. 1904; Metro politan A. A. U. champion 22O yards, lso4.
 w. A. Schick. New York A. C., former iv renresented Harvard university in ath- letics Record holder 75 yards sprint Ia seconds Intercollegiate champion 100 and 22o wards. 1904 and 1905. Time, 100 wards. AS seconds: 20 yards. 21 2-5 seconds.
 Winner 100 yards 4-5 seconds at dual