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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

PULLlAM TO TAKE CHARGE
Herman Says National League
President VIII Re Reiustated
within Fortnight.

CINCINNATI. June Sin all probability
Harry c. Pulliam will resume the active
duties OF president OF the Natiopal Base
Ball league in ten days or a fortnight.
II think there is no doubt that President
Pulliam will prove to the base ball mag
mates that he is thoroughly recovered from
his nervous breakdown and able to assume
his duties as president OF the league" said
August Hermann, president of the Gin
cinnati club and chairman Of the national
commission, in an interview with an Asso-
ciated Press representative today. 1 under
stood that the plan is for Mr., Pulliam to
visit all the base ball owners In the next
week or ten days, while the clubs are IN
the west, and show them that he has
fully recovered and Is capable Of doing
the work in his office. 1 think he will be
back in tho presidents chair within = weeL
or two. Mr. Pulliam arrived last night
from Indianapolis and kept himself in Sc
clusion during the long night session Of
the magnates. He left his hotel early to
day and evsded callers.
Harry Pulliam today declared he would
soon be ready to go back TO the presidents
chair II the league magnates requested him
to do so.
II feel strong again" said Pulllam, and
capable Of again performing my official
duties, l will remain in Cincinnati a day
or so, and then go to st. Louis and visit
ali tba rluh owners nm NV vsav east
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
DoANE TAKES EXCITING MEET
Defeats University Freshmen by score
of 80 to &c,

Defeats University Freshmen by Score
of 90 to 90.
CRETE, Neb., n 5.-(Special)-Doane
won an exciting field meet with freshmen
of the University OF Nebraska by the score
Of 50 to 50. The meet was close and exciting.
Doane gained the victory by winning a
pretty relay race, in which Dickinson,
Hornlng, Hartwell and Harry outran
Power, Murson. Mullen and McGovern.
Summaries:
120 yard hurdles-Flaok, freshmen, LIST;
Arnold, Doane. I'd; 1873 seconds.
100 yard dash-Hartwell, Doane, 1st;
Power, freshmen, I'd; 1913 seconds.
Mile run-Bates, freshmen, LIST; Anderson,
freshmen, I'd; 8 min, 4 seconds.
20 yard daeh-Power, freshmen, list
Horning. Doane, I'd; PAP seconds.
$50 yard run-McGowan, freshman, LIST;
Anderson, freshmen, I'd; 2 min, 49,
seconds.
2a0 yard hurdies-wendland, Doane, list;
F1ack, freshmen, I'd; 29.3 seconds.
40 yard run-McGowan, freshmen, LIST,
Tully, Doane, I'd; 65 seconds.
Pole vault-Graham, freshmen, list: Cow
an, Doane, I'd; 10 feet, 6 inches.
Shot put-Arnold, Doane, LIST; Spencer,
Doane, I'd; 81 feet.
ham, freshmen, I'd; 5 feet, s inches.
Discus throw-Horning. Doane, LIST; Ar
mold, Doane, I'd; 1864 feet.
Running broad Jump-Munson. freshmen
list; Hartwell, Doane, I'd; H.2 feet,
Hammer throw-Spencer, Doane, LIST,
Horning, Doane, ID: 119.S feet.
Relay race-Doane, LIST.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
TRACK MEET WON BY DoANE
Defeated Team of University OF
Nebraska First Year Men.

Detented- Heam OF University OF
Nebraska FIrst Year Men.
CRETE, Neb., Jun 5.-(Special)-The
meet Friday was actually between Doane
and all men who are known as first year
men," 1. e.. spending their first year at
the University of Nebraska. This included
Graham. who spent his first two years at
Oane. and Fordyce, from WeSleyan. By
conference rules they are debarred this
year from being IN the varsity"
Graham made the pole vault at IL feet
III inch, after winning 1t at 10 feet 6 inches.
This is better han any varsity or any
college man in the state can do.
Mornings discus throw makes a new
Doane record, being 1854 feet. Graham is
a Crete offspring and Cretans are proud
Of him.
A very difficult decision was rendered by
a Doane man in the mile run, giving sec
end place to a Uni man, when a great
many felt sure II was rightfully Doane's.
Others felt IL was a tie. But the umpire
stuck to his decision and although 1t looked
bad for Doane at that time The decision
was upheld. The relay race and Hanchet,
Hany and Horning. and Dickinson's splen-
did sprints gained the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
IOWA TOYS WITH M. v. LEAGUE
shows First Allegiance to Mig Eight
in Track Athletics.

IOWA CITY, Ia, June 5.-(Special.)-
With the sending Of a track team to the
Chicago conference today and not to the
Missouri valley conference meet at Des
Moines, the University of Iowa faced con-
flicting athletic issues and showed plainly
il decision to remain a member OF the
big Eight"
The step shown by this action is signifi-
cant, II denotes the future of the Hawk
eyes athletics, at least for the next five
or ten years, and 1t also denotes the power
of Prof. Arthur G. Smith, Iowa's represen-
tative on the Chicago conference and the
present chairman Of the local board in con-
troll of athletics.
Smith is the Iowa board is often heard
among the students, and this is the COM
mon impression among the undergraduates.
for the influence welded by Prof. Smith
in athletic circles in the middle west is far
more than is commonly supposed.
Smith decided the issue for Iowa and he
chose the older organization. He believes
in unflinching loyalty to the Chicago con-
ference, and once a proper system is
found for athletics here, the standing of
the local teams will rise to a level In inter
collegiate relations, which will correspond
to Prof. Smiths standing among the ia
Guilty representatives of the seven other
institutions.
Iowa is decidedly friendly to the Mis-
souri, valley conference. much more
friendly. 1t is asserted, than Ames and
Ames and Drake would have the athletic
public believe. Iowa went into the Mis-
souri, valley conference on the solicitation
of the other colleges and it will endeav6r
to aid the organization as in the first. But
today's meet demonstrated where the first
allegiance Of Old Gold is placed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
NEW YORK.

Totals. ..... Al u 81 II Totals.
sRatlAd for SAllaa In sixth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
New York Pair Fail Only Little
Behind Worlds Record.

NEW YORK, June 5.-High scoring
marked today's roll in the National Bowl
ing tournament. In the two-man teams
Or. H. S. Lockwood and William Wood
OF New York scored 1.275 pins. which is
4S pins behind the worlds record,
Other high scores were: Louis Franz and
Charles ". Gilbert of Cleveland. LA; w.
Garrabrand and J. Hoagland, Newark, N.
J., LII.
The highest five-man team scores made
on the alleys was rolled in a match game
between the Corinthians and Algonquins OF
this city. The Corinthians won by a score
Of 2,94 TO 2,7s5.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

Warm weather and reports OF good
catches OF fish are calling many Omaha
people to the neighboring lakes in search
of fish and rest, DIR. w. II. Sherraden,
George NJ. Entrikin and w. c. Sunderland
left Friday evening for a few days fishing
al Lake Washington, and Nels b. Updike,
William Hines and Joe Baldrige AVE gone
to Madison lake for a few days. j.. A.
Kuhn and family are also at Madison lake.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
!. HIGH SCORES BY BowLERs

III WWTNETFVTFNW' II Jul
The Restless, As hours, As minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
OFF FOR BERMUDA
Race of Atlantic Club starts with
Crusader II Leading.

ANSSS VI IN CAuD ~ NANA
Crusader II Leading.
NEW YORK, June 6,-Edwin Palmer's
Crusader II crossed the starting line OF the
Atlantic Yacht club here today four min
utes and fifty seconds after the 10 o'clock
starting gun, first away In the clubs s6
mile ocean race to Bermuda. Close on
the heels OF the leader George S. Runk's
ninety-three footer Margaret and DR.. w,
L. Baum's Amorlta, flying the cOlors Of
the Chicago Yach club, glided over al
most together, the Margaret at 1902 AS and
the Amorita at lo;O2:55. There was a seven
mile breeze.
The sloop-rigged Warehouses, owned by
]. p. Rozier. followed two minutes later.
The little S~3-footer Restless, with her
owner, DR.. Leedon. at the wheel, crossed
last. at 10:O6:4. The boats and the time
allowance allowed them by the Amorita
as follows:
The Crusader II, one hour, 30 minutes.
The Margaret, four hoursN 30 minutes.
The Warehouses, "a hours.
The Restless, As hours, As minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
KETCHEL AND PAPKE MATCHED
VIII Meet at COIma on Afternoon OF
July q.

July o.
SAN ERANCIsCo. Cal, June h-After
a long wrRngle Stanley Ketchel and Billy
Papke, the\ Illinois Thupderbolt." were
finally matched in San Francisco to meet
in a twenty-round bout at Jim Coffroth's
open air club, at Colma, Cal, on the at
ternoon of July 8 for the middleweight
championship of the world and a side BET
Of 5000.
They Will box at 1855 pounds. weigh in
four hours before the battle. Willis Britt,
manager of Ketchel, argued for a forty
fve-round bout, but as Papke, who was
absent, left word with Jimmy Coffroth
that he would not fight over twenty
rounds, Britt, sooner than lose the match
finally agreed to Papke's terms and signed
the articles OF agreement.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
AMERICANS WIN AT LONDON
Horses from United states I'm Front
Rank at International show.

Horses from United states I'm Front
Rank at international show.
LONDON, June b-The International
Horse show, which has become an annual
event of the London social season, was
opened today at Olympia and wi. last for
ten days. The Americans, as usual, are In
the front with a large number of COM
~petitors. Sixty thousand dollars is offered
in prizes. Already two American COM
p%etitors have been successful.
In class rs, for novice tandem exceeding
Is hands, first prize, $3.50, first honors
went to William H. Moore of New York,
with his Hildegarde tandem.
In class is, pair of horses, 4 year Odds
or over, first prize $50 and second prize
500, first and second money went to e.
T. Stotesbury, Winoga stock farm.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES
COIumbus punches Hits in Third
Inning and shuts Out
Milwaukee.

COLUMBUS, June 5-Singles by the first
four Columbus batters and a steal OF sec
ond by Clarke gave the club enough runs
TO win in the third inning. Goodwin held
Milwaukee to three hits and not a runner
reached third on him. Score:
MILWAUKEE,.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
OgaIIaIn seaIps sIdney.

OGALLALA, Neb.. June Especial. -
The Ogallala base ball team defeated the
Sidney team today on the Ogallala grounds
after one OF the hardest played games
which ever took place in Ogallala, by The
score Of 3 TO /. Ogallala scored three in the
eighth inning and sidney one in the ninth.
The Ogallala team bids fair TO Guido its
last year record.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
KANsAs CITY.

Stolen bases: Mailman, Dunleavy. Sac
rifice hits: Hughes, !. Sacrifice fly: Olson
Two-base hits: Beckley, Ritter. Three
base hits: Hughes, Shannon. Double play
Love to Brashear to Beckley Struck out:
BY Halla, 5; by Essick, 8. Bases on balls
off Halla, l; off Essick, 8. Left on bases:
Louisville, 4; Kansas City, T. Time: 1:55.
Umpires: Hayes and Conahan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
DISTuLERS
HITS

Louisville wins First Game of Series
from Kansas City.
LOUISVILLE, June 5.-Louisville won the
first game Of the series from Kansas City
today by batting Essick at opportune times.
Halla kept the visitors hits scattered and
was never in danger. Shannon's catch in
center field of Tate's low liner was the
feature. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
ST. PAUL WINS IN EIGHTH

Four Hits Result in Three Runs and
Victory.
TOLEDO, o., June BY punching four
of their six hits in the eighth inning
St Paul overcame Toledo's lead and won,
4 to 3. Toledo's hits were scattered.
GrOra.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

StoIen bases. J. Clarke, sac
rifive hit: Kruger, Bases on baHs; y OFF
Goodwin, 2; off Manske, A. off Dougherty,
/. Double plays: Goodwin to Moriarlty to
Odwell, Friel to O"7ourke TO Odwell (2D.
Hit by pitched ball: Barry, Hostetter.
Struck out: By Goodwin, /; by Manske, 3.
Hits: Off Manske. 8 in seven innings.
Time: 1890. Umpire: King.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
PHILADELPHIA.

DotNSu vi SpGhS ~ SSNchNh"
PhiiadeIphia .........S . Q $685. %
T%o-9ase hts d, Evers' HGwaTd' Brans-
Sacrifice hits: Howard, Schultz. Stolen
bases: Evers, Sheckard, Moran. Double
play: Steinfeldt to Howard. Left on
bases: Chicago, 6; Philadelphia. 7. Bases
on balls: Off Pfiester, l; OFF SparA5, 8.
Bases on errors: Chicago. /; Philadelphia,
s. Struck out: By Pfiester, 8: by Sparks,
e.; by Brown, l. Time: 1:46. Umpires;
Cusack and tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

Johnson and Thomas took the home run
honors away from WEIGH for a day.
Jack Thomas was the star with the
willow, but spoiled Il with two bad err
rors.
Brother Dave has fitted up the pitchers
box with a mound which makes the pitcher
look like a golf ball on a high tee.
Red Fisher surely earned his two hits;
they were both infield grounders, which
he beat out by the hardest kind OF sprints.
Umpire Mullln made his initial bow to
an Omaha crowd and acted real well.
There were few II any protests on his
decisions.
The Omaha Outfielders acted actually.
helpless when a high fly came soaring
In their direction.
The Omaha infleid gObbled up all the
chances which came bounding along, but
most of the clouts were long and hard.
Fox was hurt in the second inning wher
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
Team Managers at VOC.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 5.-Eiections
of team managers at Yale were announced
today. ]. Ford johnson is the new man
ager of the base ball team, Henry T, Cur
tiss manager of the crew and Milton
Wright Griggs of st. Paul track manager.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
REDS WIN IN THE TENTH
Cincinnati Defeats BrOskIyn In Close
Contest.

CINCINNATI, June 5.-Lobert's single,
a stolen base, a wild throw by Marshall
and Hoblitzel's hit ave Cincinnati the
winning run In the tenth inning Of today's
game with Brooklyn. Campbell was hit
hard in the early innings and gave way
to Rowan, who struck oht nine Of the
visitors in seven innings. One-hand
catches by Mitchell and Kustus were the
fielding features. Burch was benched for
kicking. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

PHILADELPHIA. June 6.-The Philadel-
phia American league team has traded
Pitcher Schlitzer for Pitcher "Cy" Morgan
OF the Boston Americans. The latter glub
was also given a money consideration.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
Standing of the Teams
WEST. LEAGUE.
GAMES TODAY

Western League-Lincoln at Omaha, To-
peka at Wichita, Pueblo at Denver, Des
Moines at Sioux City.
National League-Brooklyn at Cincinnati,
New York at ST Louis, Philadelphia at
Chicago.
American Observation-Disclosures at Col
umbus, Kansas City at Louisville, st. Paul
at Toledo, Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
CUBS WIN PITCHERS BATTLE
Chicago Nationals Blank Philadelphia
in Close Contest.
ONE RUN MADE ON ERROR
Evers Makes other Run, Hitting Tor
Two Bases and Finally Stealing
HOme-Other National
League Scores.

CHICAGO, June 5.-Chicago defeated
Philadelphia today in a pitchers battle.
The only error made by the visitors
counted for one run. The other scored
after two outs, on Evers' double, a base
on balls and Evers' clean steal home.
Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
MINNEAPOLIS.


'1wo out when winning run was made.
Minneapolis 80 0 l o 90 %
Two-base hits: O'Neill. Carr, Quillen.
Three-base hit: Block. Struck out: BY
!. Slagle, 4; by Young, /; by .Olmstead, 1.
Double plays: Downs to Oyler; Collins
to Downs to Gill; Collins to Gill to Col
Inns. Stolen base: Block. Hit by
pitched ball. Howiey. Time: 200. UNI
pires: Eckman and Sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
LINCOLN.

TWo-baae hits! Franck, HarrIs, DaVid-
son, Thomas, Jude. Three-bsse hits; WEIGH,
Gonding. Home runs: Johnson, Thomas.
wild pitch: Sanders. Bases on balls: off
Sanders, l; off Johnson, 5. Struck out:
BY Sanders, 2, by Johnson, 8 Left on
bases: Omaha, 8; Lincoln, 5. Double play;
King to Kane. Sacrifice hits; Welch.
Jude. Time: ZOO Umpire: Muilin. At
tendance. 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
MAPS WIN In THE ELEVENTH
Washington Opens Strong, but Cleve-
land Ties it Up in Seventh.
THREE RUNS IN FINAL INNING
Two Doubles Are Bunched with
Pitchers tumble and Base ON
BalIs-Other Games POST
pOned.
THREE RUNS IN FINAL INNING

WASHINGTON, tune s. Cleveland
punched two doubles on Johnson in the
eleventh inning of today's game and with
the pitchers tumble scored three runs, de-
feating Washington, 6 to 8. Score:
~ uvETANn uAcurSn1NoNs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

Sacrifice hits: Browne, Conroy, johnson,
Bradley, Stovall. Stolen base: Donohue.
Double play: Sutton to Stovall. Base on
balls; OFF johnson, 8; off sutton, 2. First
base on errors: Washington, 1; Cleveland,
2 Hit by pitched ball: BY johnson, 2.
Struck out: By Johnson, T. Time: 2:05.
Umplres: Hurst and Connolly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
: stokes Wins at 81. Ouen.

PARIS, June 5.-The Prtx Booage was
run(at st. Ouen today and won by Thomas
Hitchcock, jr.'s, Stokes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
Games Postponed

At Philadelphia - Chicago-Philadelphia
game postponed; rain.
At Observation-Disclosures game post
poned: rain.
At New York-New York-St. Louis game
postponed; rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

1'wo-base hits: Hickman, Land, Smoot,
Elwet. Double play: Mccarthy to Hinch-
man TO Freeman. Base on balls: Off
Owen. 4; off Leroy, 1. Sacrifice fly:
Cockman. Stolen bases: Carische, Nc
owen. 5; by Leroy, 2. Time. 2:i6. UNI
pire: Owen.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

Chicago stock took a tremendous boom
in the carly part OF the meet, when Straub
scored an unexpected victory in the 100
yard dash. The Chicago man had been
beaten In every dual meet in which he had
participated this year, but by a sudden re-
versal OF form he captured the century in
easy fashion in 0;10B. Earle, his teammate.
finished third, and this gave Chicago six
points in an event in which It hardly hoped
to score. Chicago was In the running until
the two-mile run was decided. Stoplet,
their star distance runner, was counted
upon as a certain winner In this event. He
had not been beaten this year and, with a
record Of 1855 to his credit. he was oon-
sidered invincibie by the Maroon adher-
ents, Stoplet took the lead according to
his usual custom and finished the first
mile and a quarter in easy fashion. Til
Iotson Of Michigan Agricultural ran close
upon his heels with an easy spaoe-devour-
Ing stride. At the beginning Of the sixth
lap Tilotson jumped into the lead, but
Stoplst was running at his heels. Passing
the stand at the beginning of the next to
the last lap, Stoplet made a futile effort
10 pass his rival, This seemed 20 sap mis-
reserve power and he gradually fell behind.
During the last lap he was in such bad
shape that Chicago trainers took him from
the track. TnIotson continued in the lead
and won BY a large margin. Connolly OF
Minnesota made a sensational finish ana
passed Freeiand OF Illinois in the last few
stems.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
HOLSTERS WIN IN ELEVENTH
indianapolis Defeats Minneapolis and
Moves Into Second Place.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June INDIAN
apclis defeated Minneapolis in an eleven
inn,rg game today, 3 to 2, and thereby
moved into second place in the pennant
r;,u-. BY bunshing hits in the ninth the
locals tied the score and won out in the
eleventh with a brace of hits and an error
By tile Visitors. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
DOANE HAS THE MOST FAST ONES

wins the electromagnetic Track Meet
Held a Week Ago.
The Doane track team has won the Ne
braska Intercollegiate track meet for the
third consecutive year and the students of
old Doane are corr~espondingly happy.
Doane won the title at the state meet
which was held at University Place May
20, The picture published today shows the
winners Of points for Doane in that meet.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
NEW YORK DEFEATS ST. LOUIS

Giants Win Game Full of Errors and
Runs.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 5.-New York de-
feated st. Louis In a game full Of errors
here today, s to Z. The Giants used three
pitchers, winding up with Mathewson.
Five hits and four errors in the fifth in
ming gave the visitors six runs. enough to
win. The seore.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
CINCINNATI
sbatted Tor Campbell In third.

Ff1dtttu TOT Tnpbo IN thIrd.
None out when winning run scored.
Cincinnati .........O 0 3 0 0 0 Is
Brooklyn ..........2 a.
Two-base hits; Cakes, Hobltzel, Alper-
man. Sacrifice hits: Hummel ~, Alper-
man. Sacrifice ny: Mclean. Stolen bases:
Kustus go, McElveen. Double play:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

hits: Mccormick. Konetchy. Hits: Off
Raymond, 8 in three and one-third innings;
off Crandall, 3 in two and two-thirds In
nings; off Mathewson, / In three innings:
off Sallee. IL in six innings; off Lush. 1
in three nnings Sacrifice hits: Byrne,
Evans, Murray. Stolen bases: Byrne, Ten
ney, Devlln, O'Hara Double plays:
Charles and Konetchy; Bridwell, Fletcher
and Tenney. Left on bases: st. Louis, IS;
New York, 10. Base on balls: Off Ray
mond. 6: off Mathewson, /; off Sallee, A.;
off Lush, /. Struck out: BY Raymond, q;
by Crandall. 1; by SRllee, 3; by Mathew
son, 2. Time; 2:S2. Empires: Rigler and
TRULY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06
Illinois I'm the Game.

Illinois scored in all but four of the fiji
teen events on the program. They failed
to score in the 10O-yard dash, one mile run,
129-yard hurdles and the hot put, but in
all the other events the orange and blue
was well toward the front. Leland STAN
ford's men had more individual stars than
any other team, as they secured five firsts,
while Illinois won only two of the indi-
vidual events and Chicago also took two
firsts. Stanford won the 4lO-yard dash, the
half mile, the pole vault, the hammer
throw an dthe shot put. Two Leland Stan
ford athletes-Crawford and Miller-were
tied for individual honors, with 10 points
each, Crawford won the shot put and ham
tmer throw, while Miller captured the quar-
ter and half-mile runs
No records were broken and In only a
few instances were the old records threat
ened by the aspiring athletes. Crawford
came within 2h inches of equaling Ralph
Roses record in the shov-put when the
Stanford man shovel, the weight 40 feet 10
inches. Another good performance was re-
corded by Miller Of stanford when he ran
the half mile In 2:OO%.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-06

" aE0AIAA
The one-mile run was won by Dohmen'
the sensational Wisconsin runner, but only
after the hardest sort OF a fight with
Dana Of Notre Dame and comstock of
Chicago. The time, 4:s4%. fell far below
the expectations. as IL was thought the
winner would do better han 4:30. Com
stock made a frantic effort to overhaul
Dana, but did not hsvs the necessary
squirt to lind him in second place. Craw-
ley, the all-roune Star OF Chicago, failed
to do anything out Of the ordinary. He
won the high hurdles after a narrow es-
cape from being beaten in the qualifying
hoat. He qualified In the low hurdle, but
fell over a hurdle about thirty yards
from the finish.
The quarter-mile run was easy for Mil
Ter OF Leland stanford, but Hanley, the
captain OF the victorious Illinois team,
nosed out Wyman Of Leland Stanford for
second place. The half mile was another
feather in Miller's cap. as he easily de-
feated Hull Of Minnesota and Roher Of
Illinois.
The pole vault was another stanford
triumph, Scott taking the honors. He
vaulted II feet II inches and tried TO do
better in an exhibition. but failed. Rog-
OF Chicago and Graham and Jones
Illinois tied for third.
,,dage OF Illinois was a surprise in, the
throw. as he easily defeated Osthoff,
sconsin strong a
ann. the western reserve giant,
~ mis- only point with a third In this