The bicycle race, in which the Long Island record was lowered 1-2/5 seconds, was run under the rules of the L.A.W., and with the sanction of the L.A.W. Racing Board. This is the first school race to be so run. The final heat looked like a dead heat between Roehr and Hazeltine, and I have no doubt that if the two had set the pace earlier in the race the record would have been greatly bettered. In the pole vault Phillips beat his own record of 9 feet by 7 inches, and the hammer record was increased by over 24 feet. Mason 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.