The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-09-08

that could be heard all over the grand
stand. Walsh was knocked down. Roll
ing over, he tried to jump up. but the
broken leg doubled under him.
It's gone" exclaimed Walsh, sitting
down again. Get me a doctor"
A physician was on the spot, and i'm
mediately the injured man calmly di-
from the field.
This throw Of Flannagan's was the
last In the whole competition. Capt
Percy l. Jones, surgeon, United Sta ties
army, attended Mr.. Walsh, and says
that he has a compound fracture Of the
right leg, between knee and ankle. 1t
can be set without trouble, and will heal
IN several weeks.
Cripple Wins Hurdle.
Forest smithson ran with an injured
leg, winning the l29-yard hurdle.
J. b. Taylor. a negro, OF the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania, won the 440-yard
run.
The one-mile run was a disappoint-
menL James p. Sullivan. Irish-Ameri-
can Athletic Club. won IN a walk IN the
slow time of minutes % seconds-13 %
seconds slower than record
Con Leahy, OF Ireland, won the run
ming high jump, topping the stick at 6
feet inch-i 5-S inches below the Amer
lean record.
Jamestown Summaries.
1oO-yard dash-Won by H. ]. HUI,
Chicago A. c.; W. D. Eaton, Boston.
seCon1; Charles Parsons. Olympic. Cal,
third. Time. 0:10 10.
2z0-yard dash-WOn by II. J. HUFF,
Chicago s A. 9; p. c. Gchradt, OlyIn-
pic, Cal, second; Charles 5, Seitz, New
York A. c., third. Time, p is.
44J-Yard d6sh-Won by j. y Taylor,
University of Pennsylvania; @. B. Ford,
New YORK A. G. second; Andrew c.
Garner, Olympic, third, Time. 81.
Half-mile run-WOn by n. W. Shop
pard, Irisa-American a. c.; Andrew a.
Garner, Olympic, second; Frank c.
Shcehan, Boston, third. Time, 1:55 1-5.
Mile run-Non by ]. p. Sullivan,
Irish-American A. c.; F. A. Rogers.
New York A. c., second; Charles Bacon.
Irish-American A, C, third. Time 4:29.
ttve-mile run-Won by J, J. DAILY,
IrishEAmerican a. c; George Bonhag,
Irish-American A. c.. second: Thomas
Collins, Irish-AmericaR A. c., third.
Time. 26;0i.
Pole vauIt-Tie between z. T. Cook
Irish-American A. c.. and c. A. Alien.
-Irish-American A c.; Z. c. Lover. Chi
cage A c, third. Height y feet 3
inches. Cook and Allen tied for first
place. Allen withdrew IN favor of Cook.
Running high jump-WOn by Con
Leahy, Cork, Ireland; Haginney, Bos-
ton, second, +. Rislcy. Trish-Amerfcan
A. C. third. Height. feet / inch.
Running broad jumP-Won by Dan J
Kelley, Oregon: Z. T. Cook, Irish-Amer-
lean A. C. second; J. F. O'ConneU New
York A. c., third. Distance, . feet II
inches
Throwing hfty-s:S-po weight-Won
by John Flanagan. Irish-Amcrican A.
c.; +. Mcdonald. Irish-AmertcaE a. c..
second; James 5. Mitchell, New York A.
c, third. Distance, IS feet inches, a
new worlds record.
Throwing SIXteen-pOund hammer-Won
by John Flanagan. Irish-American A
c; NJ P. McGrath, New York A. c., sec
ondi Lee Talbot, Irish-AmeTican A.C,
third. Distance, III feet q inch
Shot-pUt-Won by Ralph Rose, Olym-
pic, Call W. W. Cooke, Boston, second;
W. Gilmore Olympic, Cal. third Dis
lance. 4s feet 61a inches. a new world S
record.
Throwing disc, free style-Won by Mar
tin Sheridan. Irlsh-American Athletic
Club; 4. X Dearborn, New York Ath-
ledc Club, second; Lee Talbot, Irish
American a. C, third. Distance, rs
feet - inches.
Throwing discus; Greek style Won by
II. j. Sheridan, 1rish-American A. C:
A. *. Dearborn, Irish-American A g,
second; Flatt Adams, New York A. C..
third. Distance, % feet Slz inches.
120-yard hurdle-Won by Forest Smith
son, Oregon; Is, Shaw, Chicago A c..
second; w. r. McCullOch, New York
A. .. third. Time Is 3-5 seconds
220-yard hurdle-Won by John J. EIler.
Irish-American =. c.; A. 3. Shaw, Chi
cagU A. c., second: W. S Lee. New
York A. c.. third Time. . is seconds.