Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1912-07-11


running high jump. wrestling and two
of the trial heats in the 10000 metre
fiat race
SIX of the eleven jumpers who
qualified for the final round of the
running hign jump by clearing 1873 CEN
tlmetrcs were rcprcsc tatives of tho
United states. Fifteen jumpers fail
cd, including two of the American
team.
The sensational event OF the morn
ing wns the splendid race between
Louis Tewaniina. the Indian, and /.
Richardson of South Africa in the Soc
ond heat of tho 10000-mctre fiat race
In which II runners started.
About the beginning of the last mile
l.. Richard. the African, pushed forward
from 100 yards In the rear and took first
place. The tail man In green and his
littl" brown brother were almost shoulder
to shoulder for two laps. on tho final
circuit Richardson sprinted and won by
a yard amid great cnthusiasm Since
both compete in the final heat the result
Is immatcrial.
The summaries:
In the running high Jump trial rounds,
ii men clear I'd the 1853 centimetrcs neces-
aary to qualify for the finala These were:
10. c. tombstone. Eagon A.. Nckson Mott
Haven a. c.; Harry J. Crumpelt New
York a. c.; George l.. HORN, Leland
Stanford University; james Thorn
Carlisle Indian school: Alp,en w
Richards. Brigham Young University, all
Americans; r. Carroll and p n pa,xor
England; *. Kullerstrand, Sweden.
Lische Finald and Baron Ivan Wordener.
iIugary. Harold b. Enright. Boston A. A..
and J. W. Burdick unattached, both of
America. cleared $50 centimotres, while
w. H. oler, Jr.. unattached, cleared l15
centimetros.
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