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sweden, like America, complained about
the way in which the draws for the 500
meers run were conducted. II having
turned out that two Of their best men were
placed together in the sixth heat. with
the two countries protesting against this
drawing method. II is probable that an
other shuttle will be made, J. p. Halstead,
New York Athletic club. starting in the
third heat in which no other American
win run, and leaving Melvin w. Sheppard.
Irish-Ameriosn Athletic club, the sole rep
resentative Of America in the second heat.
one of the swedes going in the second
heat in the place Of Halstead.
The first heat Of the sU-meter run fiat
was won by Bodor Of Hungary. Time:
1:5s%.
The second heat was won by Melvin w.
Sheppard. Irish-American Athletic club,
easily. Time: 1853. J. d. Dightbody, Uni
cersity Of Chicago, finished in the ruck.
New York Man Takes Third.
The third heat was won by J. p. Hal
stead, New York Athletic club. Time:
2:O12S. L. P. Jones, University OF Pennsyl-
vania, was third. Time: 200. Halstead
took the lead in the last fifty yards from
Morphy and Lee, United Kingdom.
The fourth heat was won by Lunghi.
Italy. H. L. Coe, University Of Michigan,
was second. Time: 1:57M.
The fifth heat was won by c. B. Beard,
Ames Agricultural college, Ames. Ia. Time!
1898.
The sixth was won by Just. United King
dom, easily. Time: 18TH.
The seventh was won by Braun, Germany.
Time: 1858.
H. p. Ramey. Chicago Athletic club, led
TO the stretch, when he was passed by
Joseph Bromilow, Or, Irish-Anerlcan Ath-
letic club, who finished second.
Eighth won by Fairbalrn Crawford,
United Kingdom. Time: 1:57N. F. P. shee-
han. South Boston Athletic club, was third.
This round finishes the trial heats.
Min Heats of wrestling.
The semi-final Of the catch-as-catch-can
wrestling bout was won by Meinhert, Ma
tional Turnverein, New York, who defeated
Acote. Canada. easily.
The first heat of the 1OO-meter flat race
was won by Duffy, South Africa. Time
11s seconds. There was no American en-
tered in this heat.
The second heat was won by George,
United Kingdom. Time: 11% seconds.
The third heat was won by II. j. Cart
nell, University OF Pennsylvania, Time:
IL seconds.
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South Africa. Time: II seconds. Z. G.
Kiralfy Of London, England, who is on the
American team, was second.
The fifth heat was won by Cloughen,
American. Time: OIL.
The sixth heat was won by w. w. May,
University OF Illinois. Time: liz seconds.
The seventh heat was won by A. Dun
can. United Kingdom. Time: 11% seconds.
There were no Americans in this heat.
stevens of Yale Wins.
The eighth heat WINS won by L. B. Stevens
of Yale. Time: lin seconds.
The ninth heat was won by Morton,
United Kingdom. in uB- seconds. There
were no Americans in this heat.
The tenth heat was won by Kerr, Fan
ada. Time: OIL.
The eleventh heat was won by William
F. Hamilton, Chicago Athletic association.
Time: O:11h.
The twelfth heat was won by II. J. Huff,
Chicago Athletic association. Time: O:112s.
The thirteenth heat was won by Lawson
Robertson, Irish-American Athletic club.
Time: 0:11%.
The fourteenth heat was won by D. r.
Sherman. Dartmouth college. Time: OIIM.
The fifteenth heat was won by ]. A.
Rector, University Of Virginia, who easily
defeated Macleod, the Cambridge crack
The time-O: 104-equals the record by Jar.
Wis, American, at the Olympic games in
1900 in Paris. Loud cheering accompanied
the announcement of Rector's achieve
ment.
The sixteenth heat was won by Stark
United Kingdom. Time: 0.11x.
The seventeenth heat was won by Roche,
United Kingdom. Time: O:1l9b.
DanieIs Wins Swim. .
The final Of the leo swim was
won by Charles M. Daniels, New Yorl
Athletic club; Dehaimay, Hungary, wal
second; Julin, Sweden, third; L. G. Rich
Brookline Swimming club. was fourth
Time: 1:O5%.
Daniels, who won by a yard, received q
great ovation from the American contin,
gent in the stands. >
The first heat in the semi-flnals was woI
by Dehalmay of Hungary; Juiln. Sweden
second, and Hebner. America, third. Time
l:O9E. The second heat was won by
Daniels, America, easily. L. G. Rich
Brookline, second, Time: 1:10b.
Standing Broad Jump.
The first and SECOND sections were com
bined in the standing broad jump. Tsicli
tiras, Greece, winning with 10 feet lOt
inches; Martin j. Sheridan, Irish-AmerlcaI
Athletic club, was second with 10 feet
inches, and Plat Adams, New York Ath
letic club, third with 10 feet 2A inches. II
sections 8 and 4 of the standing broa,
Jump, F. Leroy Holmes, Chicago, went l
feet 24 inches; S. NUM-, Pastime Athleti
club. failed to qualify.
The semi-final Of the standing broa,
jump was won by Ewry, with 10 feet, ll
inches. Tscilitiris. Greece, was second
with 10 feet, IA inches, and Sheridan, third
with 10 feet. 7 inches.
Trials I'm 4OO-Meter
The first trial heat Of the 4OO-meter hurdl
race was a walkover for Hoops, Holland
Joseph Bromilow, jr., Irish-American Ath
letic club, and others being scratched.
The second heat was won by II. l., Coe
University of Michigan, who beat Den
shaw, the United Kingdom champion. TIL
was Goes first attempt at the hurdles an
he Just won It by a hard race. Time: O:5SN
The third was won by c. ]. Bacon, Irish
, American Athletic club, who beat his onl
a competitor, bunker, Africa, by twenty-fiv
yards. Time: O:57.
The fourth heat was won by HermeI
United Kingdom, who ran alone.
. The fifth heat was won by Burton, Unite
Kingdom, who ran alone.
. The sixth heat was won by Harry /
T Hillman, New York Athletic club. HI