MARATHON AND LONG DISTANCE RUNNING-Continued. April 18, at New York.-Professional Marathon, John Svanberg defeated Fred Simpson. Time-2h. 41m. 44 2-58. April 19, at Boston.-A. A. Amateur Marathon, Ashland to Boston. 25 miles-Won by H. Renaud; second, H. Jansen; third, P. J. Grant. Time-2h. 53m. 36 1-5s. There were 163 starters. April 24, at New York.-Alfred Shrubb defeated Henri St. Yves in a 15-mile Professional race. Time-1h. 26m. 12s. April 24, at New Haven.-Dorando Pietri defeated Matt Maloney in a 15-mile Professional race. Time 1h. 14m. 40s. (short track). April 28. at Troy, N. Y.-Amateur Marathon-Won by S. Mellor, M. A. C. Time-3h. 07m. flat. May 1, at St. Louis.-Missouri A. C. Amateur Marathon--Won by Joseph Erxleben, Missouri A. C.; second, A. Thibeau, First Regiment, Chicago; third, C. Heath, Illinois A. C. Time-2h. 49m. 10 2-5s. May 1, at Toronto.-Canadian Marathon, Professional-Won by J. D. Marsh; second, A. Wood; third, J. Meadows. Time 2h. 39m. 47s. on a short track. May 3, at Yonkers.-Dorando defeated Maloney in a 15-mile match race. Time1h. 28m. 33s. May 8, at New York.-Grand International Professional Marathon at Polo Grounds before 15,000 spectators-Won by Henri St. Yves. Time 2h. 44m. 058.; second. John Svanberg, 2h. 50m. 54s.; third, Thomas Crook, 2h. 52m. 10s.; fourth. Fred Simpson, 2h. 54m. 138. Race run on 5-lap grass track. Prizes $5,000, $2,000, $1,200, $800, $500, $300 and $200. May 8. at Toronto.-Alfred Shrubb defeated Tom Longboat in a 15-mile match race. Time Shrubb, 1h. 23m. 57s.; Longboat, 1h. 25m. 46s. May 8, at New York.-Bronx Amateur Marathon-Won by A. Raines; second, Gus Vaas; third, S. Mellor, Mercury A. C. Time--2h. 46m. 04 3-58. May 8. at Brooklyn, N. Y.-Acorn A. A. Marathon-Won by G. Obermeyer, National A. C.; second, E. P. Carr, Xavier A. A.; third, J. C. Collins, W. H. A. C. Time 3h. 01m. 088. May 8, at Philadelphia.-Professional Marathon-Won by Al Nash; second, T. Williams: third, R. Davis. Time-2h. 54m. 14s. Barrett. Time May 8, at London.-English Amateur Marathon-Won by H. 2h. 42m. 31s. May 15, at Jersey City.-New Jersey A. C. Marathon race-Won by J. T. Crowley, Irish-American A. C. Time-3h. 07m. 16s.; second, H. Jensen, Pastime A. C., 3h. 14m. 478.; third, J. Clark, Xavier A. A., 3h. 22m. 07s. May 15, at Fall River.-M. Malone defeated T. Crook in a 15-mile Professional race. Time-ih. 32m. 53s. May 15, at Los Angeles.-Professional Marathon-Won by F. M. Lowe; second, A. Schonestein; third. M. Rasch. Time-3h. 34m. May 18, at Winnipeg, Man.-A. Acoose, Manitoba Indian, defeated F. Appleby in a 15-mile Professional race. Time-1h. 22m. 268. May 22, at Montreal.-A. Shrubb defeated H. St. Yves in a 20-mile match race. Time-ih. 54m. 25s. St. Yves, 1h. 56m. 24s. over Olympic Course-Won by C. W. May 22, at London-Professional Marathon Gardner; second, H. Labry; third, F. Morris. Time-2h. 53m. 23 1-5s. May 24, at Hamilton.-Canadian Amateur Marathon-Won by E. Cotter; second, G. Cooke; third, C. Pearce. Time 2h. 51m. 53s. May 24.-Professional Marathon, Montreal-Won by Al Wood; second. Holmer: third, Orphee.. Time-2h. 39m. W. Sherring, Athens Olympic winner of 1906, quit in 19th mile. May 24, at Winnipeg, Man.-Fred Appleby defeated A. Acoose in a 15-mile match race. Time 1h. 26m. 30 1-58. May 24, at Toronto.-Tom Longboat defeated Tom Coley in a 20-mile match race. Time-ih. 50m. 16s. May 29, at Chicago.-International Professional Marathon-Won by John Svanberg: second, J. Hayes: third, F. Appleby. Time 2h. 48m. 11 1-5s. May 29, at Buffalo, N. Y.-Al Shrubb defeated W. Sherring in a 15-mile match race. Time-ih. 25m. 08s. May 29, at Brooklyn, N. Y.-Flatbush Amateur Marathon-Won by J. Crowley; second, H. Jenson; third, E. White. Time-2h. 57m. 40 2-5s. May 29, at Washington.-Amateur road race, 15 miles-Won by C. Muller; second, T. Dwyer; third, J. Daly. Time-1h. 35m. 43s. May 31. at Albany, N. Y.-Amateur Marathon-Won by E. P. Carr; second, E. H. White; third, A. Raines. Time-3h. 00m. 20 2-5s. May 31, at Kansas City.-Amateur Marathon-Won by George Dunning; second, F. Johnson; third. G. Harrison. Time-3h. 15m. May 31. at Stamford, Ct.-20-mile Ainateur road race-Won by H. Jensen. Time2h. 00m. 45 3-5s. May 31, at Seneca Falls, N. Y.-15-mile match race, T. Crook vs. A. Corey-Won by Crook. Time--1h. 37m. 09s. May 31 at New York.-Brighton Beach Professional Marathon-Won by L. Orphee: second, E. Cibot: third, P. Dineen. Time-2h. 59m. 57 2-58. June 5. at Winnipeg, Man., St. Yves defeated J. Marsh in a 15-mile match race. Time-1h. 23m. 32s. June 5, at Denver.-Rocky Mountain Amateur Marathon race-Won by Saul Halyne. Time-3h. 01m. 25s. June 10. at Minneapolis.-J. Svanberg defeated J. Hayes in a 15-mile match race. Time 1h. 36m. 11s. June 12, at Buffalo.-St. Yves defeated F. Nebrick in a 15-mile match race. Time1h. 28m. 07 2-5s. June 12, at Washington.-E. B. Ensor won the 20-mile Amateur road race from field of seventy-two starters. Time-2h. 12m. 32s. June 19. at Chicago.-John Svanberg defeated Red Cloud and Alexander Thibeau in a 15-mile relay race. Time-1h. 26m. 158. June 22, at Buffalo.-Tom Longboat defeated Frank Nebrick in a 10-mile race. Time not taken. MARATHON AND LONG DISTANCE RUNNING Continued. June 26, at Toronto.-Tom Longboat defeated Alfred Shrubb in a 20-mile race. Time2h. 02m. 10s. June 26, at Pittsburgh.-G. F. McInerney won Pittsburgh A. C. Marathon race. Time3h. 14m. 228. July 5, at Burlington, Vt.-Pat Dineen won Centennial Marathon, with Hayes second and Crook third. Time-3h. 01m. July 12, at Quebec.-Hans Holmer defeated Orphee and Cibot in a 20-mile race. Time-ih. 59m. 5048. July 19, at Toronto, Ont.-John Svanberg defeated Tom Longboat in a 15-mie race. Time-ih. 23m. 24 2-58. July 24, at Chicago.--Sidney Hatch won 100-mile race from a field of seven starters. Charles Tobart was second and Hugo Fach third. Time-16h. 07m. 43s. New American professional record. July 31, at Scarboro Beach, Ont.-Alfred Shrubb defeated Tom Longboat in a 12-mile /race. Time-1h. 05m. 25 1-5s. September 4, at San Francisco.-Annual Dipsea seven-mile run-Won by B. S. Spurr; second, C. Wolbridge; third, I. Day. Time-55m. September 5, at Vancouver.-J. Marsh defeated A. Shrubb in 12-mile race. Time1h. 05m. 36s. September 9, at Lowell.-Merrimac Valley Marathon-Won by H. Holmes; second, P. Dineen; third, J. Hayes. Time-2h. 43m. 37s. September 19, at Butte.-W. D. Marsh won 15-mile race for $5,000 purse, defeating A. Rowan. Time--1h. 35m. 38s. September 19.-Paris to Rouen race, distance ninety-eight miles, won by Louis Orphee; second, Roberts; third, Simeon. Time-14h. 06m. Former record made by Cibot in 1907, 15h. 30m. September 27, at Trenton.-Inter-State Marathon, 15 miles-Won by J. Crowley, Irish-American A. C.; second, E. Carr, Xavier A. A.; third, J. Clark, Xavier A. A. Time 1h. 27m. 11 1-5s. 2h. 55m. 30s. October 2, at Chicago.-Illinois A. C. Marathon-Won by L. J. Pillivant. TimeOctober 5, at Montreal.-H. Holmer defeated St. Yves in dual Marathon race. Time2h. 32m. 40s. Gymnastics. A. A. U. National Championships held at New York April 22-All-Round Individual Championship-Won by Fred C. Steffens, Turn Verein Vorwaerts, with 144.55 points; Frank Jirasek, Bohemian Gymnasium Sokol, second, with 143.65 points; Charles Donus, AlsaceLorraine Turn Verein, third, with 136.51 points. Club Championship-Bohemian Gymnasium Sokol, 18 points: West Side Y. M. C. A., 17 points: Turn Verein Vorwaerts, 13 points; National Turn Verein, 9 points: Pastime A. Ci 5 points; Anchor A. C., 5 points; Twenty-third Street Y. M. C. A., 5 points; New York University. 3 points; Newark Y. M. C. A., 3 points; New York A. C., 1 point; St. George's A. C., 1 point; Alsace-Lorraine Turn Verein, 1 point. Frank A. A. U. Metropolitan Association Championships, held at New York April 2. Jirasek, of the Bohemian Gymnastic Association, won the individual all-round title with a total score of 305.5 points. Gustave Hemmerlin, Alsace-Lorraine Turn Verein, was second. with 292.70, and Charles Donus, same club, third, with 284.60. West Side Y. M. C. A., won point banner, with 28 points. A. A. U. Middle Atlantic Association Championship held at Philadelphia, March 13, won by Philadelphia Turners' team. Intercollegiate Championships held at New York March 26, won by Columbia, with 17 points; second, Princeton, 13 points; third, New York University, 9 points; fourth, Pennsyl vania, 7 points; fifth, Yale, 5 points; sixth, Rutgers, 3 points. Schoonmaker, Columbia, won individual championship with 330 points; second, Dowd, Princeton, 315 points; third, Melitzer, Columbia, 205 points. The thirtieth annual turnfest of the North American Gymnastic Union was held at Cincinnati, June 19-27. Joseph Lindner. prize turner, of Frankfort, Germany, won first individual prize. J. F. Bissinger, New York Turn Verein, was second; Hugo Peitsch, third. Others finished in the following order: Otto Kahle, Indianapolis: Elmer Ehman, Pittsburgh; Andy Kempf, Kansas City; E. M. Krauss, Philadelphia, and Herman Klug, Baltimore. The following were the results and scores by groups, the groups being arranged according to membership of the organization: Group i-Concordia, St. Louis, 81.17; South St. Louis, $0.05; Philadelphia, 75.49; North St. Louis Turn Verein, 71.46; North Cincinnati, 70.46; New York Turn Verein, 68.76: Chicago Turngemeinde 66.52; Vorwaerts, Chicago, 66.48; Davenport, Iowa, 65.75; Sozialler, St. Louis, 65.53. Group 2-Central Chicago, 75.32; Central Pittsburgh, 73.60; Sozialler, Indianapolis, 73.45; North St. Louis. 70.31: South Pittsburgh Turn Verein, 69.04; Sozialier, Cleveland, 67.54; Holyoke, New York, 66.84; East Pittsburgh, 66.60; Rochester, N. Y., 66.30. Group 3-Vorwaert, Brooklyn, 77.99; Indianapolis, 68.32; Germania, Cleveland, 67.83; Topeka Turn Verein, 67.34; Allentown, Pa., 66.53; Boston Turn Verein, 65.04. Group 4-Cincinnati Turngemeinde, 78.14: Aurora, 5: Chicago, 77.92: Louisville Turn Verein, 74.23; La Salle, Chicago, 73.41: Passaic Turn Verein, 71.44; Fort Wayne Turn Verein, 70.73; Union Hill, N. Y., 60.98; Paterson. N. J., Turn Verein, 69.58; Dayton, Ohio, Turn Verein, 68.98; Milwaukee Turn Verein, 66.13. Group 5-Sozialier, Denver, 79.08; Einigkeit Turn Verein, 76.38; St. Paul Turn Verein. 76.19; Chicago Turn Verein, 75.97. College Athletics. College Athletics. I. C. A. A. A. A. CHAMPIONSHIPS. THE thirty-fourth annual championship meet of the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association of America was held in the Harvard Stadium May 28 and 29. Twelve colleges scored points as follow-Harvard. 39 1-10; Yale, 25 7-10; Pennsylvania, 22; Cornell, 2012; Michigan, 14; Princeton, 7; Syracuse, 3: Swarthmore, 3: Haverford, 3; Dartmouth, 21-5; Columbia, 2; Brown, 1. Time, 4m. The results in the thirteen events follow-Mile run-Won by Paull, Pennsylvania: McGee, Princeton, second: Tower, Michigan, third: May, Michigan, fourth. 17 4-5s. [new record]. Shotput-Won by Little, Harvard, distance 46 ft. 2 in.; Krueger, Swarthmore, second, 45 ft. 3 in.; Horner, Michigan, third, 45 ft.; Talbott, Cornell, fourth, 43 ft. 8 in. 440 yards run-Won by Brummer, Harvard; Halmer, Haverford, second; Leger, Time, 50 3-5s. 120 yards hurdles-Won by Michigan, third; Kelley, Harvard, fourth. Howe, Yale; Hartranft, Pennsylvania, second; Rand, Harvard, third: Talbott, Cornell, Time, 10 1-58. Running high fourth. Time, 15 2-5s. 100 yards dash-Won by Foster. Harvard; Craig. Michigan, second: Minds, Pennsylvania, third; Dawbarn, Princeton, fourth. jump Harwood, Pope, and Lawrence, Harvard; Palmer, Dartmouth, and Canfield, Yale, tied; height, 5 ft. 11 in. Two-mile run-Won by Taylor, Cornell; Dull, Michigan, second: Jaques, Harvard, third; West, Michigan, fourth. Time, 9m. 27 3-5s [new record]. 880 yards run-Won by Beck, Pennsylvania; Paul, Pennsylvania, second: French, Cornell, third: 220 yards low hurdles-Won by Howe, Yale; Time, 1m. 56 3-5s. Spitzer, Yale, fourth. Gardner, Harvard, second; Hartranft, Pennsylvania, third; Rand, Harvard, fourth. Time, 24 2-5s. Pole vault-Won by Campbell, Yale, height. 12 ft. 34 in. [new record]: Barr, Harvard, and Nelson, Yale, tied for second and third places, height. 12 ft.; Cook, Harvard. and Pickets, Pennsylvania, tied for fourth place, height, 11 ft. 6 in. Broad jump-Won by Cook. Cornell, distance, 22 ft. 6 in.; Kilpatrick, Yale, second, 22 ft. 4 in.: Babcock. Columbia, third, 22 ft. 4 in.; Mayhew, Brown, fourth, 21 ft. 7 in. 220 yards dash-Won by Foster, Harvard; Dawbarn, Princeton, second; Minds, Pennsylvania, third; Watson, Time, 21 3-5s. Hammer throw-Won by Talbott, Cornell, distance, 158 Harvard, fourth. ft. 9 in.; Horr, Syracuse, second, 145 ft. 2 in.; Goebel, Yale, third, 140 ft. 11⁄2 in.; Sullivan, Cornell, fourth, 138 ft. 6 in. 100 yards run-9 4-5s., W. W. May. Chicago, June 1, 1907, and June 6, 1908. run, around a turn-22s.. Wm. Hogenson, Chicago, June 3, 1905; H. J. Huff, Grinnell. One-mile run-4m. 25s., J. D. June 1, 1907. 440 yards dash-49 4-5s.. Ed. Merrill, Beloit, June 1, 1901. 880 yards run1m., 57 2-5s., J. D. Lightbody, Chicago. June 3. 1905. Two-mile run-9m. 50s., F. A. Rowe, Michigan, June 3, Lightbody, Chicago, June 3, 1905. F. G. Moloney, Chicago, May 31, 1902; J. C. 1905. 120 yards high hurdles-15 2-5s.. 220 yards low hurdles, around a turn-25s.. M. Garrels, Michigan, Evanston. June 9, 1906. Bockman, Minnesota, June 1, 1901; George Poage, Wisconsin, June 4, 1904; F. Smithson, Pole vault-12 ft. 4 in.. LeRoy Samse, Indiana, Evanston, Notre Dame. June 1, 1907. Putting 16-lb. June 9. 1906. Running high jump 5 ft. 11 in.. J. F. Fuhrer, Wisconsin, June 4, 1904. Running broad jump-23 ft. 4 in.. H. M. Friend, Chicago, June 3. 1905. shot-47 ft. 1-4 in., Ralph Rose. Michigan, June 4. 1904. Throwing 16-lb. hammer-157 ft. Throwing the discus-140 ft. 2 in.. J. C. 1 in.. H. L. Thomas, Purdue, June 4, 1904. One-mile relay (4 men)-3m. 26 2-5s., H. Gorman, N. Garrels, Michigan, June 3, 1905. Barker, R. L. Quigley, C. A. Blair, June 3, 1905. DUAL AND OTHER MEETS. Feb. 13-At New York, 2-mile indoor intercollegiate relay race, won by Yale over Pennsylvania. Time, 7m. 59 4-5s. March 26-At London, Oxford-Cambridge dual meet won by Oxford, 6 events to 4. L. C. Hull, Rhodes scholar from University of Michigan, won 100 and 440 yard dashes for Oxford. March 27-At Palo Alto, Cal., Leland Stanford University defeated University of South California, 92% to 29% points. April 10-At Charlottesville. Va.. Yale defeated University of Virginia, 86 points to 31. Rector, of Virginia, won the 100 yards dash in .09 4-5s. Remarkable time for an outdoor track meet so early in Spring. April 18-At Charlottesville, Southern Intercollegiate championship track and field meet won by University of Virginia, with 104 points. April 18-At Berkeley, Cal., Leland Stanford, Jr. University defeated University of California. 66 points to 56. New dual records-880 yards, 1m. 58 3-5s. by W. M. Wyman, (S.): 440 yards 50 1-5s, by Wyman, (S.). Two-mile run-C. E. Newman, (S.), 10m. 9s. One-mile relay race-3m. 18s., Stanford team. April 24.-At Lexington, Va., Washington and Lee defeated University of North Carolina in dual meet, 58 points to 50. Annual relay carnival of University of Pennsylvania held at Franklin Field, April 24. Results Championships-Two miles (intercollegiate)-Won by Yale, with M. B. Vilas, R. L. Mann, M. D. Kirjassoff and R. A. Spitzer. Time. 8m. 2 2-58. [new record]. One mile (freshmen intercollegiate)-Won by Princeton, with H. M. Sawyer, J. V. Granger, J. P. McKinney and R. F. Black. Time, 3m. 29s. One mile (high schools)-Won by Brooklyn Manual Training H. S., with H. Snyder, M. Stewart, E. Sanford and A. B. Cozzens. Time, 3m. 33 2-58. [new record]. One mile (preparatory schools)-Won by Lawrenceville, with W. G. Luke, E. A. Ethridge, W. H. Felton and H. E. Jones. Time, 3m. 21 4-5s. One mile (intercollegiate)-Won by Chicago, with I. Davenport, W. Comstock. W. Timblin and S. Lingle. Time, 3m. 26 4-5s. Four miles (intercollegiate)-Won by Pennsylvania, with Beck, Levering, Kohn and Paull. Time, 18m. 23 3-5s. Special events-120 yards high hurdles-Won by A. B. Shaw, ex-Dartmouth. Time. 15 2-5s. 100 yards run-Won by R. C. Foster, Harvard. Time, 10 1-5s. Putting 16-lb. shot Won by W. W. Coe, ex-Oxford University, 45 ft. 4 in. Running high jump-Won by H. F. Porter, ex-Cornell, 6 ft. Throwing 16-lb. hammer-Won by L. J. Talbott, Cornell, 160 ft. 10% in. Running broad jump-Won by Frank Mount Pleasant, Dickinson, 23 ft. 3 in. Discus throw-Won by M. F. Horr. Syracuse, 131 ft. 3 in. Pole vault-First place a tle between Nelson, Yale, and Barr, Harvard, at 11 ft. 11 in. May 1.-At Amherst. Amherst College defeated Wesleyan in dual meet, 65 to 61. May 1-At Haverford, Lafayette College defeated Haverford, 70 to 34. May 1.-At Medford, University of Maine defeated Tufts, 108 to 18. May 8.-At Princeton, Yale defeated Princeton in dual meet, 58 points to 46. May 8.-At Cambridge, Harvard defeated Dartmouth in dual meet. 92 points to 25.. May 8.-At Williamstown. Williams defeated Amherst in dual meet. 81 points to 43. May 8.-At Annapolis, U. S. Naval Academy defeated Columbia in dual meet, 64 points to 53. May 8. At New York, Haverford defeated New York University in dual meet, 521⁄2 points to 51. May 8.-At Easton, Lafayette defeated Swarthmore in dual meet, 76 May 8.-At Lafayette, Illinois defeated Purdue. 80 to 46. points to 26%. May 8.-At Iowa City, Iowa and Northwestern tied with seven events each. May 8.-At Madison, Chicago defeated Wisconsin, 67 to 58. May 15.-At Orono, Me.. Bowdoin won Maine Intercollegiate A. A. meet with 68 points; second. U. of Maine, 35: third, Colby, 12. May 15.-At Columbus, Michigan defeated Ohio State, taking all but two events. May 15.-At Laurence, Kansas defeated Missouri, 64% points to 52. May 15.-At New Haven, Yale defeated Harvard, 55 points to 48 4-5. May 15.-At Hanover, Dartmouth defeated Williams, 89 points to 37. May 15.-At Carlisle, Carlisle Indians defeated Lafayette and Dickinson in triangular meet. Scores Carlisle, 63; Lafayette, 48%; Dickinson, 5. May 15.-At South Bethlehem, Rutgers defeated Lehigh. 53 to 51. May 15.-At Annapolis, Pennsylvania defeated U. S. Naval Academy, 79% to 37%. May 15.-At Chicago, Illinois defeated Chicago. 73% to 52. May 15.-At Bloomington, Ind., Purdue defeated Indiana, 85% to 45%. May 15.-At Minneapolis, Nebraska defeated Minnesota, 55% to 42%. May 22.-At Utica, N. Y., Colgate won New York State I. A. U. meet, scoring 82 1-8 points. Union second, 22 1-3 points; Rochester third, 20 points. May 22-At Boston, Dartmouth won New England I. A. A. meet with 32 points; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, second, 27 points; Williams, third, 24 points. May 22. At Philadelphia, Pennsylvania defeated Columbia, 81 5-6 to 35 1-6. May 22.-At Evanston, Ill., Indiana defeated Northwestern, 62 to 50. May 22.-At Chicago, University of Chicago defeated Purdue. 72 to 54. May 22-At Pittsburgh, University of Pittsburgh defeated Carnegie Technology,68 to 50. May 26-At Easton, Lafayette defeated Lehigh, 85 to 32. May 29. At Columbus, C., Bix Six meet won by Ohio State, 49; second, Oberlin, 48; third. Ohio Reserve. 39%. May 29-At Schenectady, Union won triangular meet with 54 points; Hamilton, second, 45 points: Trinity. 44 points. May 29-At Lansing, Mich., Notre Dame won triangular meet with 64 points; second, Michigan Agricultural College, 38 points; third. Armour Institute, 32 points. May 29.-At Boulder, Col., University of Colorado defeated Stanford University, 62 to 55. May 29.-At Des Moines, Ia.. Iowa State meet won by Grinnell College, 63; second, Ames, 32; third, Morningside, 21. May 29-At Harrisburg, second Pennsylvania Intercollegiate meet won by Carlisle Indian school, 61: second, Lafayette, 49; third, Penn. State, 19; fourth, Swarthmore, 8. June 5.-At Troy, N. Y., Colgate defeated Rensselaer Poly.. 82 to 44. June 5.-At Des Moines, Missouri Valley Conference College meet won by Grinnell, 33; second, Nebraska, 30; third, Missouri, 23 1-3; fourth, Ames, 21 1-3. Records of Olympic Meets to Date. 60-Meter Run-Hahn (America), 7s., St. Louis, 1904; Kraenzlein (America), 7s., Paris, 1900. 100-Meter Run-Walker (Bo. Africa), 10 4-58., London, 1908; Hahn (America), 11 1-56., Athens, 1906: Hahn (America), 11s., St. Louis, 1904; Jarvis (America), 10 4-56., Paris, 1900, Burke (America). 128., Athens, 1896. 200-Meter Run-Kerr (Canada), 22 2-58., London, 1908; Hahn (America), 21 3-58., St. Louis, 1904; Tewksbury (America), 22 1-5s., Paris, 1900. 400-Meter Run-Halswelle (England), 50s., London, 1908; Pilgrim (America), 53 1-58., Athens, 1906: Hillman (America), 49 1-5s., St. Louis, 1904; Long (America), 49 2-58., Paris, 1900; Burke (AmerIca), 54 1-58., Athens, 1896. 800-Meter Run-Sheppard (America), 1m. 52 1-58., London, 1908; Pilgrim (America), 2m. 1 1-5s., Athens, 1906: Lightbody (America), 1m. 568., St. Louis, 1904; Tysoe (England), 2m. 1 2-58., Paris, 1900; Flack (England), 2m. 11s., Athens, 1896. 1,500-Meter Run-Sheppard (America), 4m. 3 2-5s., London, 1908: Lightbody (America), 4m. 128., Athens, 1906: Lightbody (America), 4m. 5 2-5s., St. Louis, 1904; Bennett (England), 4m. Cs., Paris, 1900; Flack (England), 4m. 33 1-5s., Athens, 1896. 110-Meter Hurdles Smithson (America), 15s., London, 1908; Leavitt (America), 16 1-58., Athens. 1906; Schule (America), 16s., St. Louis, 1904; Kraenzlein (America), 15 2-5s., Paris, 1900; Curtis (America), 17 3-5s., Athens, 1896. 200-Meter Hurdles Hillman (America), 24 3-5s., St. Louis, 1904; Kraenzlein (America), 25 2-58. Paris, 1900. 400-Meter Hurdles Bacon (America), 55s., London, 1908; Hillman (America), 53s., St. Louis, 1904; Tewksbury (America), 57 3-5s., Paris, 1900. 3,200-Meter Steeplechase-Russell (England), 10m. 47 4-5s., London, 1908. 2,500-Meter Steeplechase-Lightbody (America). 7m. 39 3-5s., St. Louis, 1904; Orton (America), 7m. 34s., Paris, 1900. 4,000-Meter Steeplechase Rimmer (England), 12m. 58 2-5s., Paris, 1900. Running Long Jump-Irons (America), 24 ft. 6 1-2 tn., London, 1908: Prinstein (America), 23 ft. 71-2 in.. Athens, 1906; Prinstein (America), 24 ft. 1 in., St. Louis, 1904; Kraenzlein (America), 23 ft. 6 7-8 in., Paris, 1900; Clark (America), 20 ft. 9 3-4 in., Athens, 1896. Running High Jump-Porter (America), 6 ft. 3 in., London, 1908; Leahy (Ireland), 5 ft. 9 7-8 In.. Athens, 1906: Jones (America), 5 ft. 11 in., St. Louis, 1904; Baxter (America), 6 ft. 2 4-5 in.. Paris, 1900; Clark (America), 5 ft. 11 1-4 in., Athens, 1896. Running Triple Jump Ahearne (England), 48 ft. 11 1-4 in., London, 1908: O'Connor (Ireland) 46 ft. 2 in., Athens, 1906; Prinstein (America), 47 ft., St. Louis, 1904; Prinstein (America), 47 ft. 4 1-4 in., Parls, 1900; Connolly (America), 45 ft., Athens, 1896. Standing Broad Jump-Ewry (America), 10 ft. 11 1-4 tn., London, 1908; Ewry (America), 10 ft. 10 In., Athens, 1906; Ewry (America), 11 ft. 4 7-8 in., St. Louls, 1904; Ewry (America), 10 ft. 6 2-5 in., Paris, 1900. Standing High Jump-Ewry (America), 5 ft. 2 in., London, 1908: Ewry (America), 5 ft. 1 5-8 in., Athens, 1906; Ewry (America), 4 ft. 11 in., St. Louis, 1904; Ewry (America), 5 ft. 5 in., Paris, 1900. Standing Triple Jump-Ewry (America), 34 ft. 7 1-4 in., St. Louis, 1904; Ewry (America), 34 ft. 8 1-2 in., Paris, 1900. Pole Vault Gilbert and Cook (America), 12 ft. 2 in.. London, 1908; Gouder (France). 11 ft. 6 in., Athens, 1906; Dvorak (America), 11 ft. 6 in., St. Louis, 1904; Baxter (America), 10 ft. 9 9-10 in., Paris, 1900; Hoyt (America), 10 ft. 9 3-4 in., Athens, 1906. Shot Put-Rose (America), 46 ft. 7 1-2 in.. London, 1908; Sheridan (America), 40 ft. 4 4-5 in., Athens. 1906; Rose (America), 48 ft. 7 in., St. Louis, 1904; Sheldon (America), 46 ft. 3 1-8 in., Paris, 1900; Garrett (America), 36 ft. 2 in., Athens, 1896. Discus Sheridan (America), 134 ft. 2 in., London, 1908; Sheridan (America)," 136 ft. 1-3 in., Athens, 1906; Sheridan (America), 128 ft. 10 1-2 in.. St. Louis, 1904; Bauer (Hungary), 118 ft. 2 9-10 in., Paris, 1900; Garrett (America), 95 ft. 7 1-2 in., Athens, 1896. Throwing 16-lb. Hammer-Flanagan (America), 170 ft. 4 1-4 in., London, 1908; Flanagan (America), 168 ft. 1 in., St. Louis, 1904; Flanagan (America), 167 ft. 4 in., Paris, 1900. Throwing 56-lb. Weight-Desmarteau (Canada), 34 ft. 4 in., St. Louls, 1904. Marathon Race Hayes (America), 2h. 55m. 188., London, 1908: Sherring (Canada), 2h. 51 m. 23 3-5s., Athens, 1906; Hicks (America), 3h. 28m. 53s., St. Louis, 1904; Teato (France), 2h. 59m., Paris, 1900; Loues (Greece), 2h. 55m. 20s., Athens, 1896. Weight Lifting (one hand)-Steinbach (Austria), 168 3-5 lbs., Athens, 1906; Elliott (England), 156 lbs. 8 ozs., Athens, 1896. Weight Lifting (two hands)-Tofalos (Greece), 313 7-10 lbs., Athens, 1906; Kakousis (Greece), 246 lbs., St. Louis, 1904; Jensen (Denmark), 245 lbs. 12 ozs.. Athens, 1896. Dumbbell Competition-Osthoff (America), St. Louts, 1904. Tug-of-War-England, London, 1908; Germany, Athens, 1906; Milwaukee A. C. (America), St. Team Race-New York A. C. (America), St. Louis, 1904: England, Paris, 1900. Louis, 1904. Team Race (3 miles)-England, 14m. 39 3-5s., London, 1908. Five-Mile Run-Volgt (England), 25m. 11 1-5s., London, 1908: Hawtrey (England). 26m. 26 1-5s.. Throwing Stone-Georgantus (Greece), 65 ft. 4 1-5 in.. Athens, 1906. Athens, 1906. Throwing Javelin (free style)-Lemming (Sweden), 178 ft. 7 1-2 in., London, 1908: Lemming (Sweden) 175 ft. 6 in., Athens, 1906. Throwing Javelin (held in middle)-Lemming (Sweden), 179 ft. 10 1-2 in., London, 1908. Pentathlon-Mellander (Sweden), 24 points, Athens, 1906. 1,500-Meter Walk-Bonhag (America), 7m. 12 3-5s., Athens, 1906. 3,500-Meter Walk-Larner (England). 14m. 558., London, 1908. 10-Mile Walk-Larner (England), 1h. 15m. 57 2-58., London, 1908. Throwing Discus (Greek style) Sheridan (America), 124 ft. 8 in., London, 1908; Jaervinen (Fin land), 115 ft. 4 in.. Athens, 1906. Ran alone. Complied by James E. Sullivan, President A. A. U. |