Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-11
YANKEE ATHLETES TAKE FIRST
AND sEcoNp PLACES IN
WEIGHT EVENT AND RACE.
CRAIG AND ROSE STARS
OF the DAYS EVENTS
Detroit sprintsr Wins Spectacular Race
With t;ppineett in Second Place
Ralph R,ss and Pat Mcdonald Carry
Away H.nors in Weight Putting
United States Athletes Lead Hurdles.


can athletes won the lions share cf
glory in the days events in the ath-
letic section Of the Olympic games.
winning three of the four events con-
cluded. In the weight putting contest
and the 200 meter rur American ath-
lstes won first and second places.
Ralph c. Craig. of Detroit. captured
the sprint. with his team mate. Lip
pincott, second. Ralph Rose won the
weight putting contest, right and LETT
hand. and Patrick Mcdonald was a
close second. Americans scored q clean
sweep in the pole vault.
The 10000 meters walk was also won
by westerner, George Goulding, Of
Canada, winning from Webb. Of Eng
land.
American Team Leads.
With the events concluded today the
standing Of the several countries en-
tered are as follows:
United States, SO; Sweden. So: Great
Britain. So; France. 19; Finland. IS;
Germany. IL; South Africa, IL; Den
mark, 10; Norway, 4; Italy, s: Cana
da, 6; Hungary. 4: Australia, 4; Rus
sia. 8; Austria. 3: Greece. s; Hol-
land. /.
Summary Of Events.
Putting the weight. right and left
hand, nnal-Ralph Rose. Olympic Ath-
letic Club, first; Patrick j. Mcdonald.
Irish sh-American Athletic Club, second:
e. Niklander, Finland, third.
Two hundred meters fiat race. final
Ralph C. Craig. Detroit Y. M. C. A..
first; Donald F. Lippincott. University
Of Pennsylvania, second: w. r. Apple
garth. England. third. Time, 21.7 sec
onds.
Pole vault. final-Harry s. Babcock.
Columbia University. hrst; 3 meters
95 centimeters: Frank T. Nelson, Yale
University. and Mark 8. Wright. Dart
mouth. failed at that jump. r 4.
Ten thousand meters. walk, final -
Georse Goulding. Ontario. Canada.
frst: Webb. England. second: Italy,
third: Denmark, fourth.
One hundred ten meters, first heat
Chisholm. Boston. first: Hungary, Sec
end.
Second heat-John Eller, Irish Am
erican Athletic Club, first; Anderson.
England. second.
Third heat-Hawkins. sMultnoma
Athletic Club, first: France, second.
Fourth heat-F. r. Bye Norway,
first; F. w;ckholm. Finland, second.
Time. Is 1-5.
Fifth heath Weislanaer. Sweden.
first; r. DeGuandera, France, second.
Time. II Us.
Sixth heat-M. F. L. Delabyl, France,
first; Vaughn s. Blanchard. Boston.
Athletic Association. second. Time,
16 seconds.
Seventh heat-Edwin M. Pritchard.
Irish-American Athletic Club, New
York. first; H. E. H. Blakeney. Eng
land. second. Time. 16 2-5.
Eighth heat-John p. Nicholson.
University of Missouri, first: D.. Colo.
achini. Italy, second. Time, 16.1.
Ninth heat-Fred w. Kelly, Seattle
Athletic Association, ran unopposed.
Time, 16 2-5.
Tenth heat-John r. Cave. Univer-
sity Of Illinois. first: H. vonBenning-
hansen. Germany. second. Time 1853.
Eleventh heat-James Wendell, New
York Athletic club. first; A., F. Palma,
Chile second. Time, Is as.
10 meters hurdles, semi finals. frst
heat-K. Powell. England. first; John
y. C<AGAp JA., 1AlOue e<aAieA iSAh <AShiSs'S
Club, second; F. r. Bee, Norway, third.
Time. 16 3-5.
Second heat-Martin w. Hawkins.
Mltnomah Athletic Club, first: D. Col.
bachini. Italy, second: NJ. F.. L. Delaby.
France. third; Karoly Solymar. Hun
gary. fourth. Time, 1871.
Third heat-John p. Nicholson, Uni
versity Of Missouri, first: Vaughn 8.
Blanchard, Boston Athletic Associa-
ton, second: H. Van Bonninghausen.
Germany, third. Time, 15 2-5 seconds
Four hundred meter swimming. free
style. for men. first heat-Hardwick.
Australia. first; Champion, Australia,
second. Time, 5:36.
Second heat-T. s. Battersby. Eng
land. first; Johnson. Norway, second
Time. 6:03 3-5. .,s
Third heat-Ritter. Germany, first;
Kenyery. Hungary. second. Time.
e:4 3-5.
Fourth heat - Lastorres. Hungary.
first: Taylor. England. second. Time.
5:46 1-6.
One hundred meters swim for wom-
en-, free style. semi-finals. first heat
Miss Durach. Australia. first: Miss
Curwen, England. second.
Second heat-Miss Wylie, Australia,
hrst: Miss speers, England. second.
Dats May 0s Changed.
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