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'*.*.4_*.*.*.4***a a a 4 a* *•*.*.*• • a4 .44. a*. a.•a*.-.* 4 a. *a *• a*. *.44**44*a'* 4'* •-#_*_*- a 4 - a• * • *. *4 *a. a.4.4 4y.‘ASa 4 -**.4.Wi4 *'4. *a ** * 4# 4a a.* 4a . a. . . .... aa£Sa a a1.4.4.V/a a.* a. .......V.SSV.*.*,’4.4■*•.-m.4 a* .*.*.* 4 .*.‘.a_#_*..'a.*.*.*Va*.a.4.4* *.a *4 *7* * a * B 4 4 4 4'.Va *.4a * .4 ** 4 ' *-a.*’* 4 aa.*,* 4 *a**VIGLASS, OF YALEA#RfacUng from l^ft to right, Smith. Terry, Kiaer and I. Orton—Penn’s winning two-milerelay team.BowenAidedStenden:e*vmle ;id !m as a c-in okRadLandsRelay Race FeaturesPlaceQuakers TakeTwo-Mile Eventiivnh«d-m»d-yFrom ■ ColumbiaHarv.ard,Pour Mile Championship Relay Ra-Michigan woh, Yale second, Pennsfylvania third, Wisconsin fourth, Chicago flftb,Harvard sixth,, Columbia seventh. Time, 18.39 4-5.One Mile Championship Relay Race—Yale won easily from Pennsylvania. Time,8.28 *Two Mile Championship Relay Raw—Pennsylvania won easily, Columbia was seoona and Harvard third. Time, 8.08 3*5.High School Championship Relay Race— Hyde Park School or Chicago won. Brook-Schick First in Short Dashlvn Boys’ School second, and WashingtonCentral' School third. Time, 3.37 3-ft.—iee-ritisiikdidiyitUy.srdefbeh.ncer.r18:eemI 1 — ’P*•rdS the climax of an afternoon of great sport the Michigan University relay team won the four-mile college championship race in. u magnificent finishwith Y'ale yesterday at the Pennsylvania carnival held on Franklin Field.Th* crowd was only limited by the accommodations of the field. Every seat was occupied In spite of the threatening weather. Fortunately, rain held off until the close of one of the greatest meetings ever held on the track and field.The winning of the four-mile championship was only one of the features of the day. There were many Btar events. The 100-yard dash that Schick, of Haryard, won from Hahn, of Michigan, the Western champion, and from Blair, the fleet-footed Chicago sprinter, was another. The appearance of the Western athletes of Michigan, Chicago and Wisconsin added *est to the sport, for it pitted the beet of the West against the pick of the East. Honors were pretty evenly divided, and the Westerners have no reason to believe that the East-100 Yards Dasb, Special— Shick, of Harvard. won:- Hahn, of Michigan, second; Blair, of Chicago, third. Time, 10 seconds. % 120 Yards Hurdles, Special—Gaines, if Princeton, wou; Amtdcr, of renusylvnuia. second; Lowe, of Syracuse, third. Time, 15 4-5.erners «re lt;h*lr sop-rlon., .Dd the Be.ten.er. .fter^reUkrahe. ^ ^ r b), ,.a.hfod. Harvard was a little better and Chicago a little better tban Columbia.The men were sent away and Hall, of Harvard, finished the first mile in 4.40 3-5. Keachio. the Wisconsin captain, was well up and Waldron, of Yale, chased him over the mark. Major ran for Ponrr and landed fourth place ror Ppnn in front of W’alte, of Michigan. Chicago and Columbia brought up the rear. In the second mile Hahn, of Wisconsin, overhauled Stone, of Harvard, and won the relay. Hail landed second place for Yale. Perry, of Michigan, by a splendid show of running, moved bis team uo to third place. Gale, of Chicago, beat out Russell, of Pennsylvania. Stone, of Harvard, fell behind and finished ^xth with Langlcs. of Columbia, last. The time for the tmo miles was 9.22 ,3-5.In the third mile Post pat ’Wisconsin some distance behind. The beat he could do was to flulsh third. It was Alcott, of Yale, who gave his team a lead for the last mile. Codger, of .Michigan, held on to him, while Standen. of Pennsylvania, pulled up into fourth place. The time foe the third mile was 14.04 3-5.They were well strung out beginning the last mile. Yale looked to have the race cinched withFrancbot th front. 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In the high school championship relay tfifr We^Nwas pitted against the East and South. Here the Westerners, the. Hyde Park School, of Chicago, forged to the front, wresting the race from the Brooklyn and Washington boys. The local High School boys werenot in the running.There were also a number of special events.On the field Yile’s heavy men showed up well, but there were several Bark horses that: stepped in and fooled some of the old stagers.It was this uncertainly and the closeness of the competition that made enthusiasm ran high and Penn's big playground re-echo the cbeera and cries of the crowds in the stands.Pennsylvania has been wonderfully fortunate In drawing clear days for her annual relay races. Yesterday was the worst that she had experienced, but as the rain did not Jail the spectators were not compelled to sit in theglare and hot sunshine. The day was farfrom being uncomfortable.The track, however, was not In the best of shape. It was rather better than it was expected to be considering that abont one-half of it has Just beeD built and has not had achance to pack down and become solid and atthe same time springy. Under tjje circumstances the times made yesterday csn be called excellent notwithstanding that no recorda werebroken or even equalled.The games were called for 2.30 o clock. It was Just four minutes after the hour set that the first raee was started. Although there were thirty-two different events on the program the meet was finished close to scheduletime. - • • ' ; tL ■ ---'-U '*While the people were assembling the UniTer-sitv band entertained with a concert. This added no little bit to the enjoyment of thethe time' pass pleasantly started on their tripsInc the grand stand, he closed up on FradchotandtrallS him. Rounding the 'last turn the Michigan man challenged the Yale runner and by a game burst of speed passed him and broke the tape several yards in front. Meanwhile Bowen, of Pennsylvania, was chasing the Wisconsin runner. Like Kellog. he caught him and put the Quakers in third place; Wisconsin was fourth. Chicago fifth. Harvard sixth and Co^lumbia seventh.Schick’s victory lh the 100 yards dash waa a narrow one.- He had against him Hahn, ofMichigan: Blair, of Chicago, and Liebtner, his team mate. A two-foot rule would nave easily measured the distance- between Schick, Hahn and Blair, and Llghtner was so oloae up that there w*s no fun about it. It was one of the nrettlest dashes seen for a lone time. Schick had . to extend himself to poke bis cbest out in front of Hahn, the Western champion. Blair pushed these two men ao hard that the judgeswere some time in straightening out the places. The time was 10 seconds fiat.In the preliminary heats Shirk beat out Blair, and Reilly, of Georgetown, did not qualify. In the second heat Hahn ran ahead of IAghtnerc andr Dear, of Pennsylvania, was not placed. Thi* heat was very closely contested, and Dear has little to be ashamed of. The time of both heats was 10 seconds.For Pennsylvania the less said about tbe mile relay championship the better. A«h did not start her team and Yale was the other competitor. After Hyman bad bea_-_ out Hyatt. Clapp and the other Yale runners,ISCHICK AND LIGHTNER, OF HARVARD—„ wi - a* - 1 *L . V- '• . .. '* ■4, -• I • LJ l*SMackenzie; fifth. Fussell. Friends’ Central; sixth, . Sheppard, West Jersey: seventh, Hock-enbury, Pennington. Time, 3.44 3-5. Preparatory Schools—First relay. First, Shaw, uth Jersey; second. Van Tassell, Peddle; third, irtls, Newark; fourth, Bradley. Bethlehem P. S.; fifth. R. Campbell. Merlon Military. Second relay—First,' Newcomb, South Jeraev; second, Osburn, Peddle; third. Chew, Newark;fourth, Levan, Bethlehem; tiftb, Donnelly, Merlon Military. Third relay—First. Maguire, South Jersey; second. Ludlam. Peddie; third. Shoemaker. Bethlehem; fourtn, Cunningham. Newark; fifth. Weller, Merlon Military. Fourth relay—First, Cox*, South Jersey: second. Hart-aetl. Bethlehem; fifth, Holt,Time, 3.44 4-5. -4* . - %Preparatory Schools—First relay. First. Mc-Gucfein, Brown P. S.; second, Clifford, R. 0. H. S.: third, Steltz, Cheltenham; fourth, Wilson, Blight; fifth, Frick, N. E. M.„ T. S. .Second Relay—First,. Long, Cheltenham; second, Mc-Mullin, R. C. II. S.; third. Belson, Brown P. S.;ton. Yale; second, Abbott. Pennsylvania. Fourth Relay—First. Long. Yale; second, Helm, Pennsylvania. Time, 3.28.Four-mile i^ampionship^Flrst relay. First,secouu, iiari-erion Military..:Hall, Harvard? second. Keachle, Wisconsin; third, Waldron, Yale: fourth. Major, Pennsylvania; fifth. Wait. Mlchtgau; sixth, F. Hill. Chicago; seventh. O’Connell. Columbia. Second relay—First. aMcEaehern, Wisconsin; second, Hail, Yale: third. Parry. Michigan; fourth,.-Cahill, Chicago: fifth. Russell. Pennsylvania; sixth. Stone. Harvard; seventh. Langles. Columbia. Third relay—First, Alcott. Yale; second, Conger. Michigan; third. Post. Wisconsin;fourth. Stuuden. Pennsylvania: flftb. Gale, Chicago; sixth. Colwell. Harvard; seventh, Kohn Columbia. oFucth relay—First. Kellogg, Michlgan; second.P«fourth, Sotmeborn. N. E. M. T. 8-; fifth, Erck. Blight. Third- Relay—First, Gray..I Brown P.Moulton and Long made Penn’s remaining .trio,f reafternoon and made before the runners around the track.The feature eventIIof. the afternoon was . the four-mile championship relay race. Thla was made the star qvent because of the number of entries tbe colleges represented and the terrible uncertainty. There was no dope for this race.There was also no great surprise when Michiganwon, Kellog winning in a glorious and heartbreaking finish with Francbot of Yale. It was gratifying to tbe local rooter to see Pennsylvania finish third by tbe mighty effort of Captain Bowen. He had a great race with Brelt-kran7., of Wisconsin, and was given a ebeer when he leaped across the lloe with third position SHfc for tbo—jQuakers, CWcago. Harvard and Columbia were ‘outclassed, Tlie New Yorkers finished in the ruck, a quafrrer of mile be-Biglowe, Abbott and Heim, look like a freighttrain. The times were 52 3-6, 1.43 2-5, 2.34 1-5, 3.28.Pennsylvania won a clear-cut victory In tho two-mile relay over Columbia and Harvard. Penn led all the way and Columbia was always in front of Harvard. Tbe time* by the half miles were. 2.94 1-5, 4.08, 6.07 4-5. 8.08 3-5.Pennsylvania ran her men In this order: Smith. Terry, Kleax, Orton. Columbia’s order was: Oppenhelmer, McDonald, Bishop. Taylor.Harvard 6 running order was Curtis. Adams, Clerk. Foster.The special events were no small part of the ahow on the field. In Jhe pole vault Horton, of Princeton, ran away with first prize, clearing the bar at II feet 3 inches. Baird, or Pennsylvania. and McLanahan, of Yale, tied at 11 feet even. In tbe Jump-off the Yale man won.The high Jump went to S. S. Jones, of New York University, who went over the bar at 5 feet 11 Inches. Seboll, of Johns Hopkins, and I#owe, of Syracuse, both did 5 feet 10 Inches, and then toased for second prize. Scholl was the lucky man.Meyer Prinsteln did 21 feet 8% Inches in the broad jump and tucked the first prize under his coat. In the discus throw J. F. Porter,8.; second. Telfer, Cheltenham; third. McLaughlin, R. C. H. S.; fourth. Lynch, N. E. M. T. S. Fourth Relay—First, Taylor, Brown P. S.; second, Zenor. Cheltenham; third, Scbwank, R. C. H. S.; fourth, Root. Manual. Time, 3.50. Preparatory Schools — First Relay. First,Lingle,'Central High; second, Alexander.Drexel; third, Zulicb, West Chester;’ fourth. Cumberland, Templee; fifth. Lord, Banks B* C. Second Relay—First. Elliott, Central High School; second. Miller, Drexel; third, Hepburn. Tem-81e; fourth, Gull, West Chester; flftb. Arthur, tanks B. C. Thjrd Relay—First, Clayberger, Central H. Sb; second, Dales, Drexel; third,of Cornell, hurled tbe weight. 117 feet 11^4 inches. That was the best of tbe day.Edgar Glass, the giant football guard, won the shot put at 43 feet 9% Inches. He couldsficvelin in the hamraer throw. The Yale end rush threw the weightwotnot defeat his team mate156 feet 3 inches. Glass’ host threw was 15*/4 feet behind that. De Witt, of Princeton, was second with 150 feet 7H inches.The school boys in their races gave the erowd a treat to some fine sport. They showed even more eagerness for the fray than did tbe collegians. Their races were as closely contested and rivalry was at its highest pitch In their events. Following are the summaries:RELAYMEETSUMMARY!Grammar Schools—First relay. First, .T. Denny, Belmont: second. Haydodk, Keystone; third, II. Wolff, Packer; fourth. W. C. Lex. Wyoming; fifth, L. »rady, Northwest; sixth. R. Low-engrund. School of Practice; seventh, God-scbell. Newton. Second relay—First, H. Rose-gler. Packer; second. Newton, Keystone; third, H. Wesley. Belmont; fourth. .S. Massman. Wyoming; fifth. C. ManueC Northwest; sixth. V.Haag, Newton; seventh. 81oan, School of Prae-t iolt;*. xTIibc, , 2.02.Grammar School —Firsts relay. First. J. Neill.Ie, Walton; third.Levering;relay—First,W. Burke'KenHertOn; second. R. W. French,Lynd; third. B. Inmann, Walton; fourth, g.'W Levering; fifth, N. Bond. Blaine. T^tn?« j High School—First, relay. First, W. Jelsen-i berger, South Bethlehem; second. P. Morgan,. Pottsvhle; third. H. Arm it age. Chester; foutJA, C. Roddy, Wilmington: fifth. OL Maurer,Boom. PottBTtll.: thTrt.Ia.Kenderton; second, .McConbrle, Wai V. Kandhsm. Lynd: fourth. Black, fifth. V. Voileau, Blaine. Second rhem. Third relay—c u01. »*• '1v “’',;t,ir'7w’u:'second, R. W. tfebinger. Steelton; third. Quinn, South Bethlehem; fcuttb* T. Hersel, Wilmington; fifth. P. Davi^. Camden; sixth. Jack,Chester. Fourth relay—! irst. P. VV.bach, Steelton; second, K. Lt! nthird. H. E. Hannum, Chester; fourth. G. Say;ford. Camden; fifth, F. P. 51 J' 'Nmi’sixth. P. Hatter, South Bethlehem. Time,^Hlgh^School—Flr*t relay. First. *ff*|ei».West Chester: second. Brennan Newark; third,F. L. Allen Radnor: fourth, Mc^tcheon, Lower Merlon; fifth. Camden. Atlantic City:CutebeoD. Cheltenham; seventh. A. ^ar*fLD:Perth Amboy; eighth, Oox. Bridgeton. Second relay- First. Murray. Newark: second, Darlington. West Chester: third. R. M. h00!’fourth, J. McCurdy. Lower Merlon: fifth, H. A..Smith, Cheltenham; sixth. S. H. Lambert, Bridgeton; seventh. L. Langley, .Atlantic City;eighth, E. De Monseigle, Perth aVmboy. Third relav—First. Marsh. Newark; second, Hichman. Best Chester; third, D. Ramsey. Lower .Merlon; fourth. E. J. Kendell. Radnor: fifth. Taylor. Cheltenham; sixth. Matlaek. Bridgeton: sev-! onth. Adams. Atlantic City, eighth Garretson, Perth Amboy. Fourth relay—First. Ilennls, Newark; second. Wionpfer, lower Merlon: third. Campbell, West Chester; fourth. Wendell, Radnor; flftb. Bowser. Cheltenham; sixth, Memtck.Howard, Phoenixville; fifth, Kline, .Allentown-Time, 3.512-5.Preparatory Schools—First relay: First. A.T. Janeway, St. Lake's; second, R. J. Reed, Abington; third, ShorteL St. Patrick’s; fourth, Crawford, Carbon; fifth, Kwit*. Germantown F. S.; sixth, 8. R. Smith, Washington F. S.; seventh, J. D. Murphy. Cathedral. Second relay:Ftrst. J. L. .Taneway. St. Luke’s; second. A. .Stagier, Abington: third, Keman, St. Pat* rick a: fourth. B. Irwin, Carbon: flftb, O’Keefe, Cathedral; sixth. Springer. Wilmington; seventh. Moxie, Germantowu F. S. Third relay: First. Bird. St.' Lube's; second. W. Jarrett, Abington: third. Swenk. Carbon: fourth, Kirby, Cathedral; fifth. Wylie, St. Patrick’s; sixth, Priestman. Germantown F. S.: seventh, Tindall. Wilmington F. S. Fourth relay: Winslaw, St. Luke’s: second. W. Moore. Carbon; third. Parry, Abington; fourth, Patton. Cathedral;fifth, Hethertoti. Friends’ C. S.; sixth. Shumaker. GarmaDtown F. S.; seventh, Hetherton, Wilmington F. S. Time. 3.48 2-5.Preparatory Schools—First Relay. First,Ballesfi. Boys’ Latin; second, Dulaney, Mars-ton; third. W'bite. Villanova F. S.; fourth, Witt, Wyoming: fifth. B. Still. Dickinson Seminary; sixth. SVlllinrton, Dickinson P. S. Second relay: First. Robinson, Boys’ Latin: second. Blsman. W'yomlng: third, Kelly. Msrston; fourth, G. Conover. Dickinson P. 8.; fifth. Williams. Third relay: First. Bailees. Boys’ I#a.t-in; second^ Martin. Villanova; third, Townsend, Wyoming: fourth. Beatb, Dickinson P. S.: fifth. Fulton. .Dickltffrm Seminary: sixth, Burley.Marston. Fourth relay: First. Sexton. Boys’Latin; second. Newman, Villanova; third. Hock, Marston: fourth. Grove. Dickinson fifth.ta«uaPreparatory Schools—First relay. First, Rod gers, Penn Charter: second, 1 Hodge. Swarth1HW6O’Donnell, Temple; fourth, Jackson, West Chester; fifth, Ferron, Banks B. C. Fourth Relay-First, Hart, Central H. S.; second, Parker, Drexel; third, Shepard, Templee; fourth, Hel-lyer, West Chester; fifth, Wells, Banks B. C. f Collegiate—First Relay. First, Mt. Pleasant, Carlisle Indian School; second, Fraser, Delaware; third, Moyer, Franklin and Marshall; fourth, Clark, *\llegbeny. Second Relay—First, Denuy. Carlisle; second, Galt, Franklin and Marshall; tbied. Sebalinger. Delaware; fourth, Mitchell, *411egbenjr. Third Relay — First. Charles, Carlisle; second^ Schaeffer. Franklin and Marshall; third, Wilson, Delaware; fourth, Mansell, Allegheny. Fourth Relay—First, Johnson, Carlisle; second, Warrington, Delaware; third. Ransom, Allegheny; fourth, Kuhn, Franklin and Marshall.Collegiate—First Relay. First, Smith, Philadelphia Textile; second, Schwarts, Jefferson; third, Wbltehouse, Medico Chi; fourth, Cobb, P. C. of P.; flftb, Fitzgerald, Philadelphia Dental. Second Relay—First, Brown, Pbiladel-hia Textile; second. Strong, Jefferson; third, ipangler. Medico-Chl; fourth, Hoffman, P. C. or P. Third Relay—First, Jones. Philadelphia Textile; second, Dickinson, Jefferson; third. Van Dyke, P. C. of P.: fourth, Hoagland,Fourth Relay—First, Robinson,IMedico-Chl.Philadelphia Textile: second. Miller, Jefferson; third, Holstein, p, C. of P.; fourth, Percival,Medico Chi. Tim#, 3.47.Collegiate—First relay. First, Erd, Galaudet;second. King Western University; third, Brom-nU. Npw York Law: fourth. Cronin. St. John’s College. Second Relay—First, Stevens. Oallau-det: second. Atkins, New York Law: third, Sinclair. St. John’s: fourth, Waggoner Western University. Third Relay—First. .Natter, Gal-laudet; second. Holde, New York Law- third. Gore St. John’s; fourth, Worcester. WesternUniversity. Fourth Relay—First, Foreman, Gal-Walsh, .New York Law: third,'Franchot. Yale: third. Bowen, ennsylvaaia: fourth, Breitkranz. Wisconsin:fifth. Matthews, Chicago; sixth, Walsh. Harvard; seventh. Fulton. Columbia. Time by miles. 4.53 3-5, 9,22 3-5, 14.04 3-5. 18.39.4-5.■ e.y \i-SPECIAL EVENTS.-1 *120-Yard Hurdle Race—First best. R. H. Gaines. Princeton, first; E. S. Amster. Penn-«lvania, second. Time. .15 4-5. Third heat— r. C. Lowe. Syracuse, firstf W. W. Armstrong. Princeton, second. Time, .16. Finel heat—Wou bv Gains, Princeton; second. Ams-ler. Pennsylvania; third. Lowe, Syracuse. Time. .16. yv.v-j■; ^Shot Put—Won by Glass. Yale; distance. 43feet 9% inches; second. R- E. Rollins, -Am-burst, distance. 42 feet 8% inches; third. Porter. Cornell, distance. 41 feet 8M inches.100-Yard Dash—Special first heat, won by Schick. Howard; second, Blair, Chicago. Time, 10 seconds. Second heat won by Bohn, Michigan: second. Llghtner, Howard. Time. 10 seconds. Flual heat won by Schick. Howard; second. Kahn. Michigan: third. Blair, Chicago.Time. 10 seconds.Hammer Throw (Special)—First. J. L. Sherlin, 156 feet 3 Inches; second, J. R. DeWitt, Princeton. 150 feet 7*4 Inches; third. E. T. Glass, Yale. 140 feet 9 Inches; fourth, J. W. Fennell, 117 feet 34 InchesGolf ing offor thedelphiacurred St. Dt' course,this sei Merlo and aftes wentheir ndell anwith 2him tbz the oth feat. ! and finbogey.completAt StMerlonAt B;ed by t At A made aAtClub Msecond. At Mlt;3Pole Vault—Horton. Princeton, first, 11 feet Incbej; W. McLanahan, Yale, second, 11 feet;second.At Aronim At R field. 2At Fi 39 to i: At To 44 to 1J. Phillips. Cornell, third._ ,J?.CQ5~wSn b,v M- Poinstern. Syracuse, distance! 21 feet 8% inches; second. L. Lev«.tiBroadump—Won bvtrith. Columbia, 21 feet 5 Inches; 'third,-Hab-bard, Amberst. 21 feet 2 inches.High Jump—Won by S. S. Jones. New York University: tie for second between T. B. Scholl. Johns Hopkins, and W. O. Lowe, Syracuse. Scholl won on toss off; distance. 5 feet 10 inches.Discus Throw—Woo by Porter, Cornell. 117 {??*»_ inches; second. McDonough. Montclair High School. 109 feet 10V» inches.FLORISTS’ SHOOTMarksmen (letting; in Trim for theState TournamentThe prospects for inclement weatherserious effect upon tbe attendance In the Statehad atourney preparatory events which were shot on the grounds of the Florists’ Gun Club, at Wls-slnoming yesterday. Those who took a chance on the weather had a rare afternoon’s sport and a number of good scores were recorded. L. Z.Lawrence and D. S. Daudt tleing for first bon- I prluclpz ors in the 100-target contest with scores of 93. wout w!Scores follow:First Event—Fifteen targets.Fivenight’sarrangethe refThe quJimmyDormanWillie I men was the: bouts 1 being ] Johnnievs. Art Willievs. Fr? MauaytA doSouther nue. onWesternlaudet: second, .....Tarhert. *St. John’s; fourth, Clark,University. Time, 3.38.Collegiate—First relar. First, Brlnkerhoff. Rutgers: second, Cragin, University of NewYork: third. Cassenas, College of City of Newfourth, Wltbur. aSwarthmore. Second Re-York: _____lav—First. Kirk, Rutgers;’ second, Warfield, University of New York; third, Curtis, Swarth-raore; fourth, Vogel, College of City of New York. Third Relay—First, Wvckoff. Rutgers; second. Kobn, University of New York: tnlrd, Terrell. Swarthmore; fourth, Ennis. College of City of New York. Fourth Relay—First, van-nuis. Rutgers; second, Silberman, University of New York: third, Clifford. .Swarthmore;fourth. Hornidge, College of City of New Tork. Time. 3.34 4-5. ACollegiate-First Relay. First. Aoplemfn.Dickinson; secood. Freese, Johns Hopkins; third. Tiffany, Bucknell; fourth. Ford, Westminster; fifth. Cummings. State. Second Relay —First, Dunkelberger, Dickinson; second, Pearse, Bucknell; third. Stone. Johns Hopkins; fourth. A. D. Stewart. Westminster: fifth.Lawrence, 15;Weinman4’ jg0-*’ Daudt. isf Freed! 13;Weinman. 13; Bell, 12; Rogers. 12: Franklin K; Mrs. Park 10: rark, 10; Erringer. 7.Second Event—Fifteen targets. Ridge. 14;Daudt, 14: Wplnman, 14: Lawrence. 13; Frank-• BPark' 13; kaadis. 13; Freed. 12;P^«'.J2i*Rrrlll5£r- 11: Rogers, 13; Bell, 8.^ent-^wentj-targets. tawrence, 20; a.Hdt‘«a.1£: Landis. 17: Rogers.Grim, of the of BuffKiser, State. Third Relay—First. Gaskill, Buck-nell: second. Hoffman, .Tohns Hopkins; third, Kverhard. Dlokln.son; fourth. L. E. Stewart,Westminster: fifth, Miles. State. Fourth Relay —First. Marsh, Bucknell; second. England.Johns Hopkins: third. Betts, Dickinson; fourth Rogers. State; fifth, Lambie, Westminster.Time..3.37 2-5.Collegiate—First Relay. First. Erwar, Syracuse: second. Bose. Virginia; third. Dodge, Am-. -First, Leitoer. Syracuse; helton, Virginia; third. Hubbard. Amherst. Third Relay—First. Taylor. .Amherst;second. Ralph, Syracuse: third. Pollard. Virginia. Fourth Relay-First. Thompson, Amherst; second, Trombley. Syracuse; third McCabe. Virginia: Time. 3.30 ii-5.EfClf18; *’raDkD- 15; r **ent—Fifteen targets. . Lawrence, 14;sill ii* iWe^nm«n. 13; lwl\ 7 Freed, 11; Camp, 8; Camp.pvlia11 ij?VTnt~Fiftee9o targets. Daudt. 14;freed. 14; Lawrence, 13; Landis, 13* ErrWer13: Pa^. 13; Mrs. Park. 12; Bell. ’llTwffiS^’*u0,irOaniI ^; C.ampbeli. 7.fetxtn Event—Twenty tursets. Freed in-I^udlL 19: Lawrence, 18; Erringer, 18; Park18; .Murray. 18: Landis. 17; Mrs Pai-k 17*suns; knp'i* 1 c‘ae™-«80; Erringor, 79; Weinman. 79;. Bell, fi’ ’RIVB golf £ed re; wu tminedincott,up.playandPMedici Gun Club ShootBROCteam oiplayed team, iMEDIAherst.Second Relaysecond. ShellTwo-Mlle Collegiate Champicnshlp—First re lay. First, Smith. Pennsylvania-.. second, Os-penhelmer, Columbia; third. Curtis. Harvard. Second Relar—First. Terry, Pennsylvania; seethe inMod?! 0® ’Sitfimonthly shoot to-dsy. Unknown angles were, and tbe shooting was fair eonsldl g lack of practice. The bits follow: simuel 8medley. 1,5; George WLilian H. P. Howard, 12: Edgar Smedley.wflVJ°:nA^rt. !!!.D8', 14' ^vid Dotts. p i Llam . taTls- *♦* Charles McFedden, 10;Edgar Pennington. 15; Lewis Little, 11,Illiamson. 16;13; A. V.econd Relay—First. Terty, Pen ond. McDonald. Columbia; third, #Vdam«, Harvard. Tbird Relay-First. Klscb, Pennsylvania; second. Bishop, Columbia; third. Clerk. Har-Ulman, Wyoming; sixth, Muchlow, Dick* P. S. Time, 3 40 2-5.more; third, F.astburn. George Hall. De Lancey; fifth Williams, Haverford.Second relay: Firs*. Tenney. Fenn Charter,second, E. E. Johnston. De Lam-ey; third. Smith. George School: fourth. Craig. Swarth-. Thomas. Haverford. Third rel*^-. bool; rourrtt craig. : more; fifth. Thomas. Haverford. Third First. Moorhead. Penn Charter; second. W Johnston. De I#ancey: third. George, Haverford; fourth. Pennock, George School; firth Brosett, Swarthmore. Fourth relay: First. Crawford,Penn Charter: second. Bonneok, De Lancev; third, Rutor Miller. Haverford: fourth, Pax-son, George; fifth, Coxe, Swarthmore. Time, 3.39 1-5.Seminary ;yT a rfj. Fourth Relay—First. Orton. Pennsylvania: second, Taylor, Columbia: third. Foster. Harvard. Tlmk by half-miles, 2.04 1-5. 1.08. 0.07 4-5, 8.08 3.High .School Championship-First Relay. First. Smith. Morris; second, McQuillan, Central High School; third. Kittle. Brooklyn; fourth, Barker, Chicago; flftb. Barker, Washington High School. Second Relay-First, Walkerbool; fourth,Shulers’ ShootPOTTSTOWN. April * 25 (Special) bird match at Shuler Sbootim: rimnoon eachDewittNice. ■ , In a liveShooting Club this after-an shot at seven birds. Scores;8: Nettles, 0;lttlt;i ti. 5: 4; Crothers, 3;e, 2; MinC: 4.CentraliglSchool; second. Hammond, Chicago; third.Brookl^n^ High School: fourth. Kword.Perth Amboy; seventh. Bacon, Bridgeton;eighth,Tom. '3.43 1-3.H. Kane. Atlantic City. --- ■High Schools-First relay. First. Glosseqan, Reading; secood, Sloaher. PboenlxriUe; third.5^ L. Ruth. lt;nsbohocken: fourth. R. Roes. Norristown: fifth. Cannon, Allentown. Second relsr. First. Muntz. Reading: second. Gayser. Conshobooken: third. Glover. Phoenixville;fourth. Hardbioe. Allentown; fifth. Gabriel. Norristown. Tbird relay; First. Runyeon, Reading; re«*ond, Keimer, Phoenixville; tbird. Hollan. UU»n»bohocken; fourth, Weider, Allentown: fifth, Daniels, Norristown. Time. 3.51 2-5. - Fourth r«daT: First. Moyer, Reading; second. Rider,“ * ’ ‘ “ mid*fourth. Bilderback. Pennington: fifth. Hasbrook.Mackenzie: sixth. Timllnson, West Jerser; seventh. Jones. Friends’ Central, Second relav—First, Shields. Germantown: second. Jones,Episcopal: third. Bordman, Central Manual;fourth. Neevls, Pennington; fifth, Creary, Mackenzie; sixth. Revan. West .Tersey; seventh, Baker. Friends’ Central, Third relay—First. Pusey. Germantown: sccoDd. Nobb\ Kpleeooa]; third. Zane, Central .Manual; fourth, I#ar«alere.Mackenzie; fifth. Vllet, Pennington; sixth, Gaston. Friends’ Central; seventh. Nbumaker. West Jersey. Fourth relay—First. W’hitmsn. Ger-WW—4. » BMS A a.Norrlhtown; third, Wood, Cooshohocken; fourth,mantown; second. Browning, Fapisr*opaI; third, Newell, Central Manual; fourth. N, MgckeMle,Swan, W0SM PHHMorris High ?*chool; fifth. 8myth, WashingtonHigh fv-hool. Third Relay—First. Jesseys.Brooklyn; second, Moran. Washington High School; third. Comstock, Chicago; fourth, Plumiy, Central High School; firth. Sisson. Morris Hiffh School. Fourth Relay—First,Eckersoll. Chicago High School; second. Herr. Brooklyn High School; third. Kain. Washington High Behoof; fourth. Haydock.# Central HI School; fifth. Reed. Morria High School.Preparatory School Championship—First Relay. Ftrnt, McGuekin, Brown P. S.; secofid. Magoffin, Mercersburg; third, Gilchrist, Law-renceville. Second Relav—Firet. Leavitt, Mer-cersbarg; second. Hartzell, Brown P. S.; third. Parsons. I.«wrenreviUe. Third Relay — First, Mulligan. Brown P. S.; second. Booth, Mereere-Univer#ity Gunners WinSTEEJuniortbe teapartmeithis af1 Pa. Btlt;Y. M. tBatte:RcLsrh.0TA, D A. Reelt;MurphyRrideab Visit a ti- TheChurchdefeatelt;At Fl; Waldo KlogaesThe Uni vend ty of Pennsylvania marksmen defeated tbe Century Wheelmen in a team match target shootAon tbe dearvtew Gun Club grounds at Darby yesterday afternoon. 200 to 184.DiligentPuritanPearl I Copper*Outfielded and Outbatted, But WenAt Hazleton. April 25 (Special).La fayet Blair HWflkes-BaireHazleton* * *0100200 2 0 01000Or.0-82—3b. e.2 4 7 3FrankfoBrotberligh(Opening at Pen ArgylAt PeArgyl. .4.pril 25 (Special).Pen .Argyl .......3 00002000 1—6 9Glendon ........ 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 2 0—5Umpire-Sam Parsons. _ Batteriea—Fuge«rtKr«5dV fWib K™: »«* ReiBtolt *Dd Bn,nnla.„.v-F,n.,. ivtor. Rs «■= ^ «W. j Burnham Wallop. Flicker.e. 3 9 3andParksidi AU-Scl•IIAt the I4tsAt Fithird. Smith, LawreueeviUc,Time. 3.35. T ' 'j ?• ••One Mile Championship—Fir.st Relay. Ftrst.Hyman. Pennsylvania: second. Hyatt, Yale.Second Relay—First, Pis pp. Y-ale; second, Bigc-PennayDanla. 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