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RECORDS LOWERED IN RELAYS(Continued on Fourth Page)America — Won by Pennsylvania (Cross, Church, Bodley, Foster); second, Illinois; third, Princeton. Time, 8 minutes 2-5 seconds. New college record.One-mile American College Championship—Won by Chicago (Menual,Straub, Skinner, Davenport); second, Michigan; third, Cornell; fourth, Pennsylvania (H ay dock, Wharton, Mercer, Smith). Time, 3.214-5. New Pennsylvania record.Freshman Championship of America —Won by Dartmouth (OlSon, O’con-nor, Wiley, Dolan); second, Pennsylvania (McGowan, Payton, Caswel, Reider); third, Columbia. Time, 3.27 1-5.Preparatory School Championship of America—Won by Exeter Academy (W. J. Kelly, E. D. Williams, L. Power,E. B. Blair); second, Hill School;■third, De La Salle; fourth, Mercers-| burg Academy. Time, 3.301-5. Scholastic record.High School Championship of America—Won by Boston English High School (Meanix, Howe, Ferguson, Read); second, Barringer High School, Newark, N. J.; third, Brooklyn M. T. H. S.; fourth, Philadelphia Central High School, Time, 3.29 2-5. Newrecord.Philadelphia Interacademic Championship—Won by Penn Charter (In-gersoli, Rath, Danenhower, Shoemaker) ; second, Germantown Academy; third. Episcopal Academy; fourth, Friends' Central. Time, 3.35 4-5.Special Events.100-Yard Dash—Final heat won by W. Martin, Notre Dame; second, Thatcher, Yale; third, C. Reilly, Yale; fourth, G. Minds, Pennsylvania. Time, .10.120-Yard Hurdle—Final heat won by Chisholm, Yale; second, Horrax, Johns Hopkins; third, Dwight, Princeton; fourth, Griffith, Pennsylvania. Time, .15 4-5.High Jump—Won by Burdick, Pennsylvania, 6 ft. 2 in.; second, Lawrence, ex-Harvard; third, Moffitt, ex-Pennsylvania.Pole Vault—Murphy, Illinois; Dubes, Cornell; Gardner, Yale, tied for first place; height 12 ft. 3 in. Wagner, Yale; Coyle, Chicago; Byres, Yale, tied for third; height, 12 ft.Shot Put—Won by Horner, Michigan; distance, 45 ft. 4 in.; second, Kilpatrick, Yale; third, Philhrook, Notre Dame; fourth, Kohler, Michigan.Hammer Throw—Won by Tilley, Dartmouth; distance, 143 ft S'V2 in.; second, Murphy, Pennsylvania; third, Speers. Princeton; fourth, Sherman,ex-Harvard.Broad Jump—Won by Wasson, Notre Dame: distance, 23 ft. 3 in.; second, Mercer, Pennsylvania; third, Horrax, Johns Hopkins; fourth, Jones, Pennsylvania.Discus Throw—Won by Phillbrook, Notre Dame; distance, 127 ft. 6 in.; second, Homer, Michigan; third, Kohler, Michigan; fourth, Lilley, Dartmouth.RELIGION SHOULD BE SOCIAL.Dr. Patten Praises Socialist in His Attitude Toward Future Humanity.“To raise the general condition of mankind rather than to save individual souls should be the aim of modern religion,” declared Dr. Simon N, Patten in his address at the regular Sunday service yesterday morning. Continuing, he said:“No matter what the economic principles of the Socialist may be, his attitude toward future humanity is thebasis of the religion which I contendfor, a religion which strives to make life brighter and happier for the man of the coming ages.”1mwiJSuiofRetyoitheciedegraagrdinarea r iUSl]«Vto JUip.iiMEwlt;Fratlt;HoteAll iStgrapPeroiilvDrop Game to Mereersburg.
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Philadelphia Daily Pennsylvanian
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Mon, May 01, 1911
Page 4
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Douglas R.
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