Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-06
Third heat-Alvah H. Myers. Irish

American club, first; D. H. Jacobs,
England, second. Time l0.7 seconds
Fourth heat-A. e. d. Anderson. of
ENGLAND, was nrst and Rupert p.
Thomas, Of Princeton university. Sec
ond. The time was II seconds.
Fifth heat--Howard P. Drew, Of the
Springfield, Mass. high school. won by
several yards. E. Kern, of Germany,
was second. Time II seconds.
Ninth heat-Alvin T. Meyer. Irish
American Athletic Club, won by three
yards. Time 11.3.
Eleventh heat-F. v. Belot. Chicago
Athletic Association, won. Time. IL
seconds.
Wilson Loses by Neck.
Tenth heat-D. H. Jacobs, Of Eng
land. won by a neck. beating G. p.
Wilson, Coe College, Iowa. Time,
10 AS. To beat Wilson, Of Coe College.
in the tenth heat Of the 100 meters,
Jacobs, Of England, was forced to tie
the Olympic record of 10 AS seconds
for the distance.
Twelfth heat-P. c. Gerhardt, Olym-
phia Athletic Club. San Francisco, won,
beating Frank Leukman, Of Quebec.
Time, ILL.
Fourteenth heat. A. Howard. Of
Manitoba. first; g. H. Patching, OF
South Africa. second; Harold E. Hell
land. Of Xavier Athletic Association.
New York, third. Time. II seconds.
The sixteenth heat was won by DON
aid F. Lippincott, University Of Penn
sylvania: w. r. Applegarth, England.
, second. Yahiake Mishima, of Japan,
the first competitor OF that country,
was the last of the Ave In the heat.
Time. 10 35.
Ralph Craig, Detroit, was first in the
seventeenth. Time, II 1-5.
c. Luther, Sweden. won the first
heat; Miller, the second; r. Rau, Ger
many, sixth; w. A. Stewart, Australia.
seventh, and K. Lindberg, Sweden.
the eighth heat in the 100 meters fiat.
Americans Place Eight Men.
First heat, 500 meters-David S.
Caldwell, Massachusetts Agricultural
College. beat the famous Italian. e.
Lunghi, by Ave yards; James a. Caulle,
of France. made the pace for $50 met
ers but he later dropped back. Walter
Mcclure, Olympic Athletic Association,
San Francisco, was outdistanced. Time
1854.
Second heat-P. E. Mann. England.
| first; Herbert N. Putnam, Cornell Uni
versity, second. Time 1856.
Third heat-John Paul Jones, Cor
nell University. first A. z. Cortesae.
Portugal, made the pace for three
quarters of the distance, Jones then
forged ahead, finishing easily six yards
in front. Time, 2:01 AS.
Fourth heat-Clarence 8. Edmund
son, Seattle Athletic Association. first; (;
]. L. TAFT, Ontario. Canada, second; !;
c. A. c. Poulenard, France. third. The
five competitors were closely punched.
r. Burton, Of England, was fourth.
Time. 1865.
Fifth heat-Ira N. Davenport, Uni
versity of Chicago, first; F. H. Hull
ford. England. second; the three Eng
lish competitors did good team work
i1.a.se e.n..ls~atlle u: running for 4ot
meters and then WithdreW. Time. H. 80
! Sixth heat Harlan W. Holden. Bate,
college, nrst; 81. Bjorn. Sweden. second
The Swede made q good race in the last
half but Holden finished, easily In front
of the others, including Turk who
| made one burst to the front. but was
outdistanced. Time 1851.
Seventh heat. c. Reuter-, England,
first: Melvin w. Sheppard, Irish Amer
ican. second. The result was great
surprise The Englishman sprinted 200
yards on the finish and crossed the
tape six yards ahead Of Sheppard who
appeared to be winded in the first 200.
Eighth heat-C. M. Brock. Ontario,
first; James e. Meredith, Mercerburg
academy, second; ]. A. Victor. South
Africa, third. 1t was beautiful close
race bet ween four Anglo-Saxon COM
petitors. The Canadian burst 20 the
front few feet from the tape Time
1857.
The first and seconds in the trial
heats in the 900 meters compete m the
finals. Thus America is represented by
eight men, England by four, while
Carada has two.
Ninth hsat-E. J. Henley, England.
first; Hans Braun, Germany. second:
Thomas ]. Halpin. Boston Athletic
Club. and a Swede tied for third. Time
1857 3-5.
In the javelin throwing E. Lemming,
Sweden, was first with go meters and
81 centimeters; J. ]. Sarristo Finland.
second, So meters 66 centimeters Milk
les Kovas, Hungary. third, 55 meters.
81 centimeters.
Semi -Finais-1o0 Meters.
Fourth heat-Ralph c. Craig, Detroit,
first: r. Rau, Germany, second.
Fifth heat-D.4F. Lippincott, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania first; w. r.
Applegarth, England, second. Time
107
sixth heat-F. v. Belote. Chicago.
first; w A. Stewart, Australia. sec
ond. Time Ill.