son threw 100 ft. 11 in. Some of the other
records that were smashed were the mile run, which was lowered 2-1/5
seconds; Bedford brought down the half-mile record from 2 min. 17-4/5
sec. to 2 min. 12-3/5 sec.; Gunnison made the record in the high hurdles
read 16-3/5 sec. instead of 18-3/5 sec. The record for the 100 was
broken three times. In the final heat the time was 10-3/5 sec., and in
the second and third heats it was 10-2/5 sec. and 10-1/2 sec.
respectively. Stevens made the best time.

N.Y.I.S.A.A. Records
Event. previous to May 11, 1895.

100-yard dash 10-3/8 sec.
100-yard dash, for Juniors 11-2/5 "
220-yard dash 22-4/5 "
220-yard dash, for Juniors 23-4/5 "
440-yard run 53
Half-mile run 2 m. 5-1/5 "
Mile run 4 " 52 "
Mile walk 7 " 30-2/5 "
120-yard hurdles 16-1/5 "
220-yard hurdles 27-1/5 "
One-mile bicycle 2 " 49-3/5 "
Two-mile bicycle
Running high jump 5 ft. 9 in.
Running broad jump 21 " 5 "
Pole vault 10 "
Putting 12-pound shot 39 " 1 "
Throwing 12-pound hammer 110 " 3-1/2 "
Throwing baseball 325 " 9 "

N.Y.I.S.A.A. Games, Berkeley Oval, New York,
May 11, 1895.

Event. Winner. Performance.

100-yard dash Moore, Barnard 10-3/5 sec.
100-yard dash, for Juniors Leech, Cutler 11 "
220-yard dash Moore, Barnard 23-1/5 "
220-yard dash, for Juniors Leech, Cutler 24-3/5 "
440-yard run Irwin-Martin, Berkeley 52-3/5 "
Half-mile run Meehan, Condon 2 m. 4-1/5 "
Mile run Tappin, Cutler 5 " 4-3/5 "
Mile walk Hackett, Trinity 7 " 4-2/5 "
120 yard hurdles Beers, De La Salle 15-3/5 "
220-yard hurdles Syme, Barnard