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colt. University Of Pennsylvania, first;
W. R. Applegarth, England, second;
Yahizo Mishlma, Japan, the first COM
petitor from that country, was the last
of the five in the heat Time, 10 S-5
Seventeenth heat-Ralph C. Craig,
Detroit Y. NJ. c. A, first Time, II Is
seconds
Lippincott Broke Record.
Lippincott of the University OF
Pennsylvania, broke the Olympic rec
ord for the 100 meters, winning the
sixteenth heat in 10 S-5 seconds
The best previous Olympic mark was
10 40, made by Walker, Of South
Africa, at London, in 1908, and by
Jarvis, of the United States at Paris,
in 1900.
SOO-Meter Race.
First heat-David S. Caldwell, Mas
sachusetts Agricultural college, beat
the famous Italian, E Lunghi, by five
Jards. J. Caule, of France, made the
pace for $50 meters, but he later
dropped back. Walter Mcclure, Olym-
pic club, San Francesca, was outdis-
tanced. Time, 1888 SIS.
Second heat-P. L Mann, England,
first; Herbert n. Putnam, Cornell uni
versity, second. Time, 1856.
Third heat-John Paul Jones, Cor
nell university, first. a u Cortesao,
Portugal, made the pace for three
quarters of the distance. Jones then
in front Time, 81 As.
Fifth heat-Ira n. Davenport Uni
versity of Chicago, first; +. H HUI
ford, England, second; the three Eng
lish competitors did good team work.
r. Hales made the running for zOO
meters and then withdrew. Time, 1853.
Fourth heat-Clarence S. Edmund
son, Seattle A A, first; J. i. TAFT, On
tario, Canada, second; c. A. c. Poule-
nard. France, third. The five Compel
oil hun
ton, of England, was fourth. Time
1876 $40.
Sixth heat-Harlan ". Holden, Bates
college, first; E B. JOrm, Sweden, sec
ond. Time, 1853 lilo seconds.
The firsts and seconds IN the trlal
heats of the 500 meters flat compete
in the finals Thus America IS repre-
scented by eight men and England by
four, while Canada has two.
Seventh heat. c, Soutter, England
first; Melvin W. Sheppard, Irish
American, second The result was
surprise. The Englishman sprinted
zoe yards from the finish and crossed
the tape six yards ahead of Sheppard,
who appeared to be winded in the first
Eighth heat-G. NJ. Brock, Ontario,
first; James Z. Meredith, Mercerourg
academy, second; J. A. Victor, south
Africa, third. 1t was a beautiful race
between four Anglo-SaXon comPetl-
tors. The Canadian burst to the front
a few feet before the tape. Time, 1;5t.
Ninth heat-E. J. Henly, England
first; Hans Braun, Germany, secono'
Thomas J. Halpin, Boston A c, and
Swede tied for third place Time
1857 3-5.
First heat, semi-final 100 meters,
Howard P. Drew, Springfield High
school. Mass, first; z. Kern, Germany
second. Time. II seconds.
Second heat-G. H Patching, South
\ Africa. first; X. Lindberg, sweden
second Time 10 $40 seconds
Third heat-Alvah 7. Meyers, IrlSh-
American A. c., first; D. H. JACOBS
| England, second. Time, 10 7-lo sec
Fourth heat-Ralph c. Craig, De
troit. first; r. Rau, Germany, second
Time. 10 40 seconds
Fifth heat-D. F. Lippincott, Unl-
versity of Pennsylvania, first; ": X.
Applegarth, England, second. Ilme'
10 10 seconds.
sixth heat-F. V Belot,. Chicago
first; W. a. Stewart, Australia second
Time. II Ito seconds.
JaveIin Throwing Contest
In the javelin throwing, L Lem
meters and 81 centimeters; J. ).
Saaristo. Finland, second, So meters
and GO centimeters; Miklos koYacs,
Hungary, third, SIS meters so cent?
meters
Duke Kahanamoku, Hawaii. estab-
. 2-5 seconds in his trial heat in the