New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04
T0BLD'S RECORDS FLY.
IN E-MILE RELAY MARK.
:, ,rrd Runs Fast Mile-YaIe
o,,tfoots Penn and Cornell.

,~ss were smashed at the indoor meet
| ghieS - American Athletic Club in Madison
o, the 80, last night. The Irish-American relay
square aosed Of j. r. Sullivan. George Bonhag,
fasn I-bn and NJ. ". Sheppard clipped % sec
BsI's. she worlds indoor record for four miles,
oaI = the same place two years ago by the Cor
Ensae = itv relay team. The former record was
ntI - :, seconds. and the Irish team ran the
J nl'~' -, night in l. minutes IS seconds.
cs1-"' - she last relay Sheppard broke the in
- - for one mile. which he made at the
oo% -. university games, a week ago. lowering
Ooa'' ,,r,es . Is seconds 70 4 minutes % as
Il from minute
seconds ..o 1-,.,, tam, ,ro. toa-,oa
| r-.,tators expected great race. and We're not
...,orted. Giving each man OF team picked
oisSi ~. psstine Athletic Club and the Xavier
non ~ rrb forty yards the Irish team had little
dsncul'y IN over
- : good margin
~ - MS the first man the Irish team and
60 NJ the Pastime Athletic Club, IN the
@ =, Grady sprinted on the ninth lap and
r. - sullivan Then. apparently thinking that
-, vras over he stopped. losing several yards
60 anshed the mile in $50. leading by twenty
wards at the tape 49,. -.
% - the Xavier Athletic Club. and led him
,s,s nv forty yards. Cohn maintained the
., - ,,s- Carr Of the Xaviers. hut made the
-. .,ros az the lot. doing the mile in 4:s4 So
- easily made up the ten yards which Sou
ol'L' =, him 81 the start OF his relay. and won
-, -scs by about twenty yards
'he -. .,ora 70 fan was that for putting the
49,, $50 -rsirtt John : Flanagan, OF the Irish
.-ss-ican Athletic Club. put the weight 81 feet s1s
inches beating me oiu AMI -O"N --'-~ -
himself by go inches
- ,rov-d NJ enthusiasts witnessed the meet.
= ~ time the preliminaries We're begun all OF
- iov-er tiers and most Of the upper seats IN the
ttr arpbftheatre were filed AL Of the contests
brought out big nelds
rrsnk Castlenan and John Joyce, the Amateur
athletic Union athletes. who were disqualified last
GUNNER competed. though under protest. the first
tine since the disqualification Castleman started
ron scratch in the 300-yard hurdle race, and sue
cssSed in getting third placC. In the 6o-yard run,
handicap. IN which he ran earlier IN the evening,
The intercollegiate relay race between Yale. Cor
neI ana Pennsylvania proved 10 be easy Tor the
.ootbal fame Yale obtained big lead over both
q bis antagonists. Each succeeding Yale man IN
creased tlls leao uIlA fafsohs' running eas-!t!,
gsloped in. a goOd thirty yards IN the lead. His
I nearest opponent was Il N rogers OF Cornel;
Fho thirty yards IN front Of Whitman, OF
PENNSYLVANIA. The time for the mile was S:2l -.
The iutercity relay race between Brooklyn, New
York and PHILADELPHIA proved 10 be easy Tor
! BROOKLYN while Philadelphia with TWO George
4 uEn University runners on the team was not IN
ne running al az. The first relay between Law
co. Robertson. Of the Brooklyn team. and J n
Tvere CT New Ork- proved TO be fairly close. but
Robertson led al The tape and Northridge and
ssdley 50 Increased the lead that when Harry Hill
aan took up the running il was little effort for
am 10 maintain a respectable lead over Paul Pill
tran Of the NeW-YOrk team.
Tie el-yarc run, handicap. brought out the Big
resi- field OF the evening. eighteen heats being nee
fssary 70 decide II. Harry HiIlnan so severely
.soe went 10 y. Andrews, OF the Pastime Athletic
The last contest on the programme was the ten
zle run. Although John ). Joyce started he failed
q take place and the race was won by W g.
4 Prank, Of The J. A "A. c. The summaries follow:
sz'y-yeEa -g9 CsaHaioaP-yvon by Y Andrews Pas
ee third, a Q. Jeanette a A. c.. &c feet Time
lVolsP midget relay oscrstoh)wOn BY Public School
4 ~ win Marshall J. Beiser, ". Craig and z.
r. ". HaWl0yetz, C. Mcintyre and !. Nafz- Time.
F.H-zaie relay dandloap)-won BY 1r1sh-American
iletic Cub scratch win J. p. Sullivan c. y Ron
- =, 80 W com ana NJ W Sheppard: second picked
the A c. Bari Freeman Xavier A c. 2 p Carr
,.s. a s, and 4. so1jaT IT., PasJIae = c Time.
THTe, HsnaE,sigarg rua oaadirsrl-won by Z witt
Elm. Young Mems League CS YARDS; 4. NacC'II-cheon
= A C. % yards second: Charles =. Toole n y
&C. q ls yaras' iA.-5 Time, o.84.
one lal-yard run (halclo1p)--won by z J.
sTesney Fasime \ C. 80 Yards; F. Trube, Pastine
y a 9 90 Yards second. Joseph BromIon. / A a. G,
es.es f f-I ~ ~ Soao4en ard z Parsons; Cornell
F3sln and Nhthar1 third Time 8gl3 -'A' si@"'
III 10 1s,i 5n W 1a-raieo by E l. simpson Cor
- T. r oas- unattached Co yards. IND Time.
81 aaaarsdya-is ,novioe)-won by crothers Uni
80 ~ IHlsy'aiia second. c Payne. Of Columbia
1 10 10, D. Moore. %. ST. AIMS Athletic Club Time,
.ot1lls relay churgh Athlete League Gnandicap)-
49, = Koch and " Greene: second. West Side Branch
M ara e " ys a , 4e' 81 Rart bss5Ys =
go s "a 2 VIII " Cuir.7tu ] werneken ". Hor
ire 9'n2Fe5 yard hurdle osnaoap,-yvon by Charles
u a aef1a lamar A