The Washington times., 1906-04-29
MICHIGAN BREAKS
A WORLDS RECORD
FOur-Mile Relay Work at
Penn. Relays.
WASHINGTON FARED BADLY
Central High Man and Gallausiet Fin
ished Fourth-G. W. U. Failed to
Appear-Virginia Loses.

igan University broke the worlds four
mile relay record here today on Frank
lin Field, beating Pennsylvania and
Yale IN the fast time OF 1910 2-5, ex-
ceiling the old figure OF 1925 2-5.
Southern colleges were especially for-
tunate in the events they contested in
In one college event they made clean
sweep. Western Maryland team being
first. st. Johns, of Annapolis. second;
Delaware College, third; and Gallaudet,
fourth.
Washington Hard Luck.
Central High. Of Washington, had
hard luck in the relays. Kemper. the
first man OFF for the Capital City
school, slipped on the first turn, and
after recovering could do no better
than finish fourth, when Sherman took
up the race. This man failed to make
UP the lead which had been caused by
the accident TO his teammate, but Clag-
EFT. who was next, made up the dis
tance and had good lead for third.
Captain Wallace was last man, but
bad start and a slight interference at
the third turn caused him 70 lose his
stride and he could do no better than
finish fourth, ahead Of the four other
teams.
The race was won by the Wendell
same four which won the event last
year, with the Baltimore City College
a close second and the High School Of
Commerce third, IN 1886. The Wendell
School is the holder Of the worlds
record IN this class.
The only other Washington institu-
ton entered, besides Gallaudet and Cen
trail, was George Washington and it
In two OF the most sensational fin
ishes of the afternoon, which brought
the crowd Of 1900 spectators 10 their
| feet, the University of Virginia team
was beaten by Lafayette in the second
! fastest race of the day, while Johns
| Hopkins University quartet lost Its race
/ by a margin OF inches 10 SwaTthmOre
/ College
/ hip raoe, beating Syracuse and Chicago
/ in time within three seconds or the
| worlds record, while Dartmouth beat
\ both Pennsylvania and Columbia for
| the two-mole honors.
! Summaries.
12O-yard hurdles-Final heat; won by
| Castleman. Colgate: Armstrong. Prince
/ ton, second; Hubbard. Amherst. third.
! and Amsler. Pennsylvania, fourth. Time
1OO-yard dash-FinaI heat; Dear Penn
sylvania and Castieman, Colgate, ran
/ dead, heat Mike Murphy, trainer of
| enter the run-off. and the race was
awarded 70 Castleman. Time, 10 l-5 sec
onds
| Two-mile college championship-Won
by Dartmouth Columbia, second; Penn
syIvania. third. Time. S:6e SO.
| One mile college champlonship-Won on
/ by Pennsylvania: Syracuse. second; Chi
/ cago. third. Time. 3:23 10
Four-mIle college championshir-Wo
by Michigan: Pennsylvania, second:
| Yale. third. Time, 1910 2-5.
I Shot-put-Won by W, W. Coe. Michi-
gan, As feet 5lh inches; Dunlap, Michi-
] gan. second. "a feet inches: Maxwell
Swarthmore third, 4S feet IL inches.
Hammer throw-WOn by Parry, Chi
cago, 155 feet 1 inch; Sheylin. Yale
14s feet ~ inches, second; Wilkinson
Chicago. IA feet 6 u inches. third.
Broad tump-Won by Mt. Pleasant
Carlisle. % feet l inch; Hubbard Am
herst - feet inches. second: O'Con.
nell, villa Nova. % feet 8 inches third
High iump-Won by Patterson, eX-
Michigan. feet IL inches: RisleY. ex
Pennsylvania. ; feet 10 inches. second
Hunt Pennsylvania. Mahoney. ex-Nev
York University. Ryan. Columbia TIED
for third, at 8 feet 9 inches. Mahoney
was afterward placed third at fee
10 inches.
Discus throw-Garrels Michigan, ID
feet 1 inch. frst; Coe. Michigan. II.
! feet 6 inches, second; Parry, Chicago
ia feet . "a inches, third