The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-29
MICHIGANSFOUR-M
WOLVERINES WIN AT RELAY CAR
NTVAL FOR FOURTH TINE.
Westerners Cut Wide Swath In Events NJ
Zig Quaker Meeting Dartmouth and
Pennsylvania Take Other Champion
hips-Castieman's Fine Work on Track.

hips-Castleman's Fin Work on Track
PHILADELPHIA, April aS.-The Western
athletes well nigh swept the decks in the BIZ
relay carnival Of the University OF Pennsyl
vania on Franklin Field here to-day, carrying
off about all the choice prizes in sight. Thu
Michigan four mile relay team for the fourti
time in succession won the championship
this time breaking the Intercollegiate recort
their own-by q 49, seconds. The Vol
verines established a standard Of IS minutes
10 rs seconds for the four miles. Big I'd
Parry. the Chicago football player, took thc
measure of Tom Shevlin OF Yale in the ham.
ner throw. Wesley W. Coe OF Michigan
won the shot put and Johnny Garrels OF
Michigan the discus throw.
The bad beating the Chicago team got in
the one mile relay race and the defeat OF
Walter Stefen. the Chicago hurdler, ia hat
special event were the only oversees, Even
the national high school one mile relay cham
pionship went TO a Western school, being
won by Wendell Phillips High School of
Chicago.
The college relay championships were all
split up. Mike Murphy had teams entered
in all three races, and won one-the one mile
event. This went In fast time. 3 minutes
2S LIS seconds. Syracuse. a newcomer in
the championship class, did well TO be second
and defeated Chicago's team. The two mile
event went, as had been forecasted, to Dart
mouth. the Hanover lads defeating Column
bias team, which ran Q good race. and Penn
sylvania.
Probably 10 race was awaited with the
same degree of Cagerness as the four mile
college event. Mike Murphy was under.
stood TO have said that he had n team which
could average 4 minutes 80 seconds. Such
a team could beat the Michigauders, that
wrs sure. Only three teams shaped up for
the start, u. Jones for Pennsylvania had
the pole. with Maloney OF Michigan on tho
right and Gibson of Yale outside. 1t was
a very poor Yale team. by the way. aud did
the university an injustice.
1t was a pretty race all the way between
Jones and the Wolverine and at the end Jones
led by a yard in 4 minutes II AS seconds.
The Yale runner was thirty yards back.
Ramey. the second wearer of the maize and
gold, soon shot AWAY from Terry of Penn
sylvsnia and easily beat him thirty yards in
a mile run In ( minutes ~ 3-5 seconds. Wood
ward. Ynle's second man. dropped even
further back.
From that stage on it was very soft going
for the Westerners. Rating evenly. they
opened up a bigger and bigger gap on the
Red and Blue. not to mention Yale. Coe
covered his mile in 4 minutes 81 Ia seconds
and turned over u lead OF about forty yards
TO Rowe. The latter did not try Very hard
and in fact ran the slow est relay of ALT
minutes "a ~ secon DIS, The last Pennsyl-
vania man was beaten ninety yards. while
Hail. Yale's final relay. was $50 yards in the
rear.
The one mile race was n great shock TO the
hopes of A. Alonzo StagE. Few have for
gotten the fuss he raised last year when his
team was beaten here in n tight race by Yale.
lie sent a team ;hiS season. which was eX-
pectcd to wipe oui all argument by winning
handily. The PENNSYLVANIA team waa com
posed of c'aoking good men whose athletic
maans n 'grnen foam ~
"1ans a green r'm,
than that of the Uunkers ahead. Young. for
morI. or Pam. rl,nnia raw or Srro,rs,
showed q, Yards in IRON, Of Whitham, in
81 - seconds. Taylor Of Chicago was six
yards back. Cox, for syracuse, ran away in
the lead and had 10 yards advantage at the
head OF inc stret'h. ifaNdock : loiE sprint
made This oil SQUARE at IN" tape; This relay
more for business than for pleasure there.
artor ard ,,art,"oi ,orc ar III, ,mar,nr IL
ail'r' an" 'ar'"en orr on ~" quarter III
80 Id seconds. All the fight thereafter
was between Squires and Cromau for The
squtrcs ran = (as, quarter ard beat
the chica soan to a turn. BousaCk, once
Alvin kraen1letn's protega, ran the final
relay for the orakcrs in ms-5
Tho f,tr | inns. uIS Z IDinnfnc "a -.
W. ,'"a h,i.n , ,m 49,
SECONDS me record "''hG " "n'"'es y Ia
sr'oldS pF fafNdId.
The two mile event was not so fraugbt with
I,,o-os, Dor, mouth Win n A., ro,a ,oon,
'n,e.ro,, "'o"ar, WV" " 49," ,'.' 'ealr'
lcd from Stnr' 10 Hhlal oliihpll green
relay squad did very welt to beat the Quaker
four. link, the Blue and White freshman.
r,rrirr esneciaI , we'll in tho Anal elov opaipa,
Goldw4ter, a reputcd two minute man.
Outside OF the college RELAYS there was
interest In the work Of the achoolbovs The
Uigh Scnool Cl commerce Won a class"
rsIIv nd aa thir1 i'm Inc omen chamDionshin
. ~ s,oV'inn Tor Oun dlI JH,t Ni,rtan,hn,
g Sooq ShoN Ils Ior olI" uHH. me Mackenzie
ollN q iIlle 'rsS Hl Il tItnnrr ~ iLs way was
inc indlNlunal WsoTk OF fTHhN I astleIllal OF
oiGair ~ Two OF me Nl',Flai events. castle
man.. although NOT cleared OF charges by
the games. Hc won his heat in the high
hurdles With ease in is is seconds, moi show
hs actual lack OF training in either STYLE
or spoaJ Hs hn,t .Iohn Unhhnrd nr Az
her. in his heat, Amsier Of PENNSYLVANIA
ue,e",nu "" H.ta, S,rnc" o. ppunaSo ~ 10 Il"
seColius' anu arirstaols ~ rI,mCn'9h quail
ned oy pehtllE turner o, , oTmel IN 10 20
seconds. hubbard won over turner FOR the
privilege Of starting In me hnal
he final, with Armstrong second and Hubbard
bird.
In the 100 yard special Castlcman qualified
and met Dear OF Pennsylvania in the final
n .a,s ra me fT'G tbn end nmdi of he IGo p yard o snr Inc
ia a. sp az ntt. =" he nssseG its utp eIiin.
spoH'deo as'itt % pd q, Iootecd ,m.oM 'hhS
lad won. The Judges gave il a dead heat
md Mike Murphy refused to let Dear run
1 of.