The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-25
COLLEGE SPORTS.
CALIFORNIAN GAMES AT PRINCETON colLE0n
Observation-Disclosures OF THE WINNER

CALIFORNIAN GA MES AT PRINCETON colL.E0x
YEsTEgDAY-NAMEs OF THE wINNERA
Yesterday afternoon the annual Caledonan games OF
the Princeton College Athletic Association took place
the college baseball grounds ut Princeton To Mr..
George Goldie the well known Scotch athlete and Pro-
lessor Of Gymnastics at Princeton Is due tho credit Of
establishing these games several years ago. and the
performances Of his pupils have always been much
above the average Of college sports The grounds
well filed with the friends and relatives OF the students
very large number Of the lockers on being
ladies' The programme was good one, well divcrs-
fed and anording scope for all classes Of athetes
The hundred yards tho first and It was gem
orally expected that Andrew McCosh, son Of DR..
McCosh. would run II easily. but he suffering
from sore foot and only obtained second place TO H.
G. Hunt, who win by Is inches In 1om Los
Iarkin the long jump. with tho good record OF
10 inches, weights being used Two started for
the milo walk, short, litto fellow, who carried
with him the synpathies Of the spectators, his OPP
ponent being much taller and larger The favorite won
after good race for threequarers OF mile, when the
big fellow began to tire The time Of the mile Sun.
s4s, and Noble coud have done better II there had
been any one to push him. Throwing the
base ball was donc down hill, and
with the wind which accounts the score beng $40
feet inches Considering tho age Of the competitors
the record OF 81 feet inches putting the sixteen
pound shots creditablc one, Mann being second
with 20 feet 10 inches Neither the quarter, half nor
mile particularly fast, the milo being the
best OF the lot Greene had TO keep him COM
pany, and IL was hard work such an up and down
hill track. II Mr.. Greene goes to Saratoga he will DO
able to improve greatly this record for he runs In
good easy style. The hurdle race 10 yards 10
lights feet inches high, ~ 10 seconds
by N. Woods, but both this and the 100 yards
avis tact 1Roran af fI.o Ixo.ra
hill Two prizes were given for each event and 20 the
one making the best average record silver cup waa
n nv ans n ,s 70 onv MeeGs VINO rca !
r. J. Hail, A. Marquand and j. MciIlan and Inc time.
keepers, X T. Bonner and Mathew Goldie.
SUMMARY
One Hundred Yards-A. .. Hunt, '7s, 1; A. !. Nc
Gosh, ~, 2; G. Hastcd, II. 8; A. Brown, '7S, g. s.,
ali ran in line for over ialf the distance Hunt and
McCosh then got the best OF IL and Hunt, shaking
or Mccosh; won BY eighteen inches Two yards be.
Standing Long Jump. Larkin, ~, Q n 10ls in,
l; W. T. stevenson, 20, : s., r. "a In, 2; j. NJ
One One Mic wak"r 4. Nozzle, "a, Il o. n. Brown,
&c, z Tho two kept close together for half
mile, and then Brown began 70 drop back rs no faced
The nil each turn round, Noble finally winning b.
Throwing the Base Ball. OH. Denny, ~, s $,
Woods 7s sss L q y 1 Fa9nan 20 &c "
Fonr Hundred and Forty Yards.-C Halstead, III, I;
II. D. kaufman. 20. ?; a. Brown, rs s., T. Hal
the first lap and half the next On the last turn he
spurtvi away. and by ten yards Kaufman beating
Brown by couple OF yards. Time, 61m 3-5s
Putting Inc Shot nc ibs)-F. Iarkin, 80, effect
inches Il j. NJ Mann, 10 % feet ~ inches p: r. H.
Markoe, "a. y feet Inches d A. J. Mccosh, ~, o;
j. NJ. Walker. 10. o; X karge. rs O.; j. Ely, III o.
Pole vaultinr-A J. McCosh. ~. 8 feet inches 1:
y. A. Marquand, 90, feet inches, 3
Running Long jump. g. Walker, 10 10 feet l:
Potter ':s u feet 90 iaehes :; J. ~ Mann 20 l!
feet, 3; ID. b. McMurdy, ~, o; A. c. hunt rs O.
Halt mile Run-W. T. Phraner, rs, 1; Iyedru smock
20, THIS was an easy for Phraner who led III
thc'way and won BY sixty yards. Time 2m. 2stss
Running High Jump-A J. McCosh III 6 feet i Iuch.
I; J. N. Mann, '76. iect IL inches 2: W. p Steven
con, ia, - s., 4 feet inches O.
Three legged Race, 100 yards--Halsted. III A.
Mccosh, ~ i; Manu. s6. aud Woods, ~ 4 4 Geo.
race won by two yards Time, 1875.
Throwing the Hammer tl6 lbs ~ NJ Mana va -
fee, II inches. X Kargd rs Il feet AZ nchsS !;
o; j. Ely. 10, o. - -
:. The Hundred and Twenty Yards Hurdle Race 4.
Woods, 80 !; n. RidgeIy, 20, 2; A. j. McCosn. ri
Won by 10 yards McCosh eased up when he lou nd he
had no chance 10 win and beaten 20 yards BY The
second man. Time. 10 l-5s
One Mic Run--R. Grcene. rs 1; W. s. Phranes, "a
y fnrancr gave up on the FIRST lap aud Greene ran
me balance Of the way alone Time, ON Is 26a