Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30
ONE-M|[E RELAY
WON BY CHICAGO
East Captures Two Events,
West One, in Pennsylva-
MIA Field Carnival.
JONES, CORNELL, DEFEATS
PAUL. IN 4-MILE RACE
Notre Dame Athletes Figure in
Individual Honors-PhiI-
brook Wins Discus Event.

PHILADELPHIA, April @9.-The east
won two and the west one OF the three
blue ribbon events at the University OF
Pennsylvania annual carnival of relay
races and field sports on Franklin Field
here this afternoon. Chicago University
captured the classic one-mile college relay
championship Of America from a fine
field Of eastern quarter-mile runners.
while Pennsylvania took the two-mile ma
uonal relay championship, and was beat
en- in the stretch for the four-nile relay
American championship by Cornell.
Individual honors were won by Notre
Dame University. the capable performers
of the western institution winning three
Of the six field events. Pennsylvania
won the high jump, through the good
performance of Burdick, the eastern
intercollegiate champion. Chisholm. the
eastern intercollegiate champion, won the
120-yard hurdle event for Yale. Horner.
the eastern intercollegiate champion in
putting the shot, won that event for
Michigan, and Tilley of Dartmouth was
the winner in the hammer throw. Martin
of Notre Dame won the 10O-yard dash;
WATSON of Notre Dame, the western in
tercollegiate champion, took the broad
jump. and Philbrook of the same insti-
tuition, and the western intercollegiate
champion in throwing the discus, won
that event.
Pole Vault a Tie.
Gardner of Yale. Murphy Of Illinois and
Dukes Of Cornell tied In the pole vault for
first place at II feet 3 inches. good per-
Torrance. On the toss Off Gardner won
first prize.
The freshman one-mile relay champion
ship OF America was captured by Dart
mouth, whose opponents were Pennsyl-
vania and Columbia
The national one-mile relay champion
ship for preparatory schools was won by
Exeter Academy, and the one-mile ma
tional relay championship for high schools
went to Boston English High School after
q hard race. The Boston school was COM
PEELED to break the American high school
record to win.
The most exciting race OF the day was
the four-mile relay championship be-
tween Cornell and Pennsylvania, the only
starters. Pennsylvania led all the way
until in the last mile, when Jones of Cor
nell passed PAUL Of Pennsylvania, the
college record holder for a mile.
An eighth Of a. mile from the finish
Jones, who was just behind PAUL. shot
in front and won by about 20 yards.
The time for the four miles was Il min
utes 55 seconds, breaking the American
record. held by the Irish-American A. e.
The time by miles of this was ADJ 30.
9.O1, 1882 1-5. 1855.
Race Is Closely Fought.
In the one-mile college championship
race the quarter-milers kept together for
three-quarters of the way. Chicago was
well up in the bunch when the last relay
started. Davenport, the star Chicago
runner. went out in front and carried
his college colors to fine victory.
Michigan was second, Cornell third and
Pennsylvania fourth. The time by
quarters was 80 As. 1.41 As. 2.s2 %.
3.2I 40.
All the other relay races were run in
excellent time. The day was perfect for
the sport and nearly $1,000 persons saw
the forty-two events on the program.
Summaries.
Preparatory School one mile relay, champion-
ship Of Amerfca-Won by Exeter Academy; sec.
ond. Hill School. Pottstown; third. De La sails
College, Philadelphia fourth. Mercersburg, Pa.
Academy. Time. $50 LIS. Equals American
scholastic record.
High School one-mile relay. championship Of
second. Barringer High School. Newark. n. j.:
third. Brooklyn N. +. H. s.; fourth. Philade-
breaking the American High school record Of
S:S3 rs made BY Brooklyn NJ T. H. s. in
l6U0.
\. :: second. b.ssnne. \. !: sslS: issssa:
n; j.; fourth h.. Hoe, ss Pa; Time SO
tom nI Pa; second, Ha1risburS, Pa; fhipa Read
ing: Pa; fourth. Orange, n :. Time, as IS.
fourth. Allentown. Pa. Time. s4s sS:
psa nsa 1s Ens
l:asic city. Time. s.ss g. Wit Clinton. Sss
i2o.yards hurdle. first heat,won BY F.: Myers.
Indiana state Normal School; second, 7 CRIT
three hurdles. Time. o.1s So.
s :gi!.n Haven? Tm su's; third Harris f'n'
,.s sd g. Tse., by John. Hopsn. ,,s
Fletcher. So.e Dame. Ti%s. IS seconds.
Fourth hest-Woa by Chisholm Yale; secund.
st ~ II. Cornell; third koh' Chicago Time
iSo-ysrds hurdle, semi-hnai-wou By DWIGHT.
M7 ecs' fndisns Stats Normal. Tine, oie it.
ssmi.nn. he..a ,o1 BY y acsra; Johns Hep
iseysrd hurdie-Finsi he..-won by Chisholm.
1 aohq sr
nis. I Time, o.is Is. '''''f
ons-mile relay. preparatory schools-won By
ae%s Poytechne thsa Broolyn aiss
School: fourth. Hamilton Institute. New York.
Tine 6.6o 80.
Shotput-won BY Homer, Michigan, distance
IS feet inchec; second. Fitzpatrick. Yale, dis
lance Is feet ~ inches: third. Philbrook, Notre
Dame. IS feet , inches; fourth, Kohler. Mich
igan. - feet inches
l0o-yard dash-First heat-won by Minds.
second Martin. Notre Dame:
third. Louer, New York University. Time.
[. 10 l-5. Second hest-Won BY Brown, Pennsy!-
vsnia; second. Sawyer, Princeton; third. Spei.
gle. Lafayette. Time. 0.101 Third heat
diana State Normal: third, White; Pepnsyiyani..
Time, O.10 Ia. Fourth heat-Won BY Reilly,
Yale; second. Jesup, Princeton; third. Wiley.
Dartmouth. Time. 0.l0 rs. Fifth heat-Won By
Marshall. Pennsylvania: second, WATSON, Notro
Dame: third, Cooke. Princeton. Time. o; rs.
l00yard dash-Semi-nnal heat-Won BY MAJ.
third. sawyer. PrincesoD. Time. 0iO Is. sec.
md semi-6nai-won By Thacher. Yale: second.
Reilly. Yale: third, Marshall Pennsylvania.
Time, 010 is.
iO0:yard dash-Won By Martin. Notre Dame:
vecond Thacher, Tale; third, Reilly. Yale;
Iourth. Minds. PennsyIy.nia Time. oIo:
Law School; second. Ct. Johns. Brooklyn; third.
3ettysbufG College; fourth. Brooklyn Polytechnic