The sun., 1912-07-12


When the bar was placed at 12 feet
inches the height WAS three inches more
than the Olympic record made by Gilbert
ard cook Of America in the Olympic meet
II 'AoS liapcnny, the Canadian, managed
"a clear this. but In doing SO injured him.
self internally and had to withdraw. Frit
and Dukes failed at this height. When the
bar was raised To le feet II inches Bah
cock went over 1t by a good margin at his
first attempt. but Wright and Nelson. the
only other men left in the competition,
took their three trials without being able
70 prop.l their bodies over it,
In the final of the 200 meter race Craig,
As usual. WAS a tri1e slow in getting away
from his mark. but Iippincott was off
with the pistol and led the Detroit man for
the tirst ffty yards. Then Craig got on
even terms and held his rivals safe for the
res, ~ the way. With a clear lead all
through the last 100 Craig maintained 1t
60 the finish aud won by u yard from
lirpincott Eau. the German. and Apple
garth If England gave Iippincott IA hard
!are for the place. but neither could catch
the quaker, Applegarth beat Rau by
foot for third place. the German beinG cx-
hausted at the finish.
The Americans were clated when j. j.
Eier. Jr.. outfooted e. ". l.. Anderson.
tire British crack. in the second trial heat
a the llo meter hurdle race. anderson
was considered the most likely man to
score for the British Isles and there was
much JOY when hc failed 90 keep up with
illei. The Britishcrs sprung another sur
prise In the semi-tnals, however when
X Powell. who was looked on as the Sec
ond string, took Eller into camp in the
fs,t time of Is 3-5 seconds. Powell will
have to run faster than that in the final
to-day If he hopes tn duplicate Jackson's
feat of heatins the American forces single
handed Nicholson and Wendell both
Won their scmi-final heats in a shade
fsster time than Anderson. while the
other three Yankees ran in about the
same time as the l5ritisher.
Though the games have been a great
su,CcSS from a competitive standpoint. the
outlook as q financial venture is depress
fc 10 the managers. only on Saturday
md sunday was the stadium crow ded To-
rs capacit! and the attendance to-day was
ihe smallest since the meet began. one
more big crowd Is all that can he en-
lec'ed and that will I've when the Marathon
takes place on sunday The Americans
-ho have been training with this classic
contest in view stopped real work for the
lon- journey to-day and Will take only
nominal exercise until thu day of the race.
The foreigners here do not concede that
". Americans have a chance to carry
or the Marathon laurel and point TO
Corhrry uf Canada and Wide of Sweden
~ m. men to fight for first place, Many
believe that II <oehmainen runs in this
event hc viii perform the unprecedented
fsdt of winning three long distance Olym-
lic contests. ArGeriCans place great faith
In MIX" Ryan and Gallagher and point
out that no American was thought TO
D. hat" IA chance when Johnny Hayes won
the memorable race in London.
America IS expected to show strongly
W ~. .y.nts tomorrow. when the final
q ,h' hurdle race will insure them two
ra,es. with probability of all three.
YIN duncan of New York is reckoned
oi tN win IN. discus throw. while the
broad jump Will have IA formidable band
= Americans entered. In the heats Of
tn" SO meters Americans are sure to
qualify heavily and the great string Of
wld'e distance men should be able to
~ the heat of the 1000 meter team
ta,e
Tn" summary If to-day's contests
10000 Meters 6 Miles 3;6 Yards) Walk.
Final.
N'a ~ C;.org" Goulding Ontario. Canada
N'hb. England. second. r. Aitimani,
th.'i y Rasmussen. Denmark. fourth.
r. So minutes ~ 90 seconds. new
90" Meter. (,is Yard. . Feet Q Inche-) Flat.
Final.
W. o2, Ea!ph G.. Craig. Detroit y; n, c.
" a1a sc,oni ". r. Applegarih. Eng
,sHl h.fi Time. = 10 seconds
'"'''"s tn" Weight, t,nsI mIsh' and Left Hand
~, D., E'lph Rose, Olympic A, G., with
'o sh' hsn@ 20 81 fsG,; sbonsid lsti han1 I1I.h
sa,s..,r 4 q. second. Win aSa7 feet,
r' ant ." - feet icft hand, total SO 81
'-'t. ~ % fect.
rol- Vault Final.
"'n oy Harry : Babcoek, columbia Uni
'-.''t- vt'h a vault Of meters 81 cent?
T.. na2.r-ai rsw' ' schSoI I%iSi and Marc ' 5
=. .4..: IS 4 new olympic record
"" Meter Hurdles u2O 1ards ~ IncheO
Trials.
ng : 4 Earoly soyinar. Hungary, sec.
o. "mc l. a-'9 seconds ,.,n rro. ;.
1'' 4 ,c{'oG o5 T'Ts ~ Is,;n s.eG%a' I'd H,,,,n.
y. '~-m'h 4. q l. Andre. France. sec
Fou..f HoT H'T Il" Won sesyhFs by n si. Norway
hho!m Finland. second. Time. ls i
F',h Hea'--Won by II. wieslander. swe
w V y" "uanieraA, France, second, Time
p,SN'h Ha,-Won by N r. l. Deiaby
,1.'' laughn $. Blanchard. Boston A. A.
",.H 7lme. is seconds.
A. n-l American 4 Z; H. b. H. Black
f. F. 2,n4, second, Time. is '-s second, |,
,.r..',s,s # Missouri d. Colbachni. Italy
Tm" lsi-lo seconds
g., s',,.e \ a, ran unopposed Time. Is :-'
w,r.",ah Hon'--won by John r. Case, Uni
''rrptn'. second, Time. lG $40 seconds.
sf,'r'h Hcat--Won by James Wendell
~ i'fh g r. Palma. Chili. second
''m', .. 2-i seconds
II" Meter Hurdle. Remi-hnals.
* ', lira' Won by X. Powell, England
ou' i..cr, Jr. Irish American A. e. sec
u BE. Norway, third, Time, 10 a.,
Vs. H lion' Won by Martin w Hawkins
NI"tt \. e., y. tolbachin, Italy sec
~ D"lhby. France. third, Time
~ ~ 'Do, won by John, p. Nicholson
..t ~ Missouri, Vaughn Banch
rs '' y \ ond II. ~n Bonnng
1r''" ''rnanE 'hifd Time, Ia .-b sec
A. H.r Won Nv James Wendell
Ion = George \, chisholm, lios
sSs ..'0 q Il l. Anderson Ems
-"o TW' Ia, seconds
Won hv Fred " Kelley. seat
q o. " INptrrrv Fur'qr' srr
~"'.".. tIr'tui. ih'ri. TIM,
Won c, Johu q case. I'm.
",rr Ion Wards II Inch~.l swim fo
N"m'n, tr"e ~tN,~. semi HnsI.
'"" n -'-Mon by Miss Fanny Dursch