The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06

their members. but save 10 two instances they failed
20 carry away the prizes Tho weather was me and
the track a. good shape. due 10 the Efforts Of Jack
Goulainx. ~ho no~ has u IN charge. Most OF the
events ~ers hosiy contested ana In the hafmlle run
the time capital ior an amateur. The mile walk
showed Charles Earese 10 great advantage, VINO did
tns srsck IN saa = ~. Nth one 10 push HIM the
last halt - hs enly cempettor save il up Eidridge
~ ekcssntierm. and. with practice and care no
wln ceveiop into very 80 man. a. his style Is cx-
eeliens snc serupuoasly fair. Further details are ap-
rcsacds--
oss-nss Heik Charles Eidridgc, 4; Clarence W.
fsaaelA. a Ellrdss Al wenl 10 the front, but
frascs caught and passed him when ,wo-tards OF tho
lap bad besn xone over bat gait was rather ques-
ponabie aud doe time ne was cautioned by tho ref
francss kers iront lhe backsiresch was
reached lbe third lap when he got into difficulties
aud Eidnaee keeping up has hot swinging pace sent
him past Francis AZ ihe head Of the straight This
took all the aehs q the latter and nc gave Il up at
The cad q tas third lap Eldrdge kept on, and In
commenaabie torn. haished the task. Time, I'm
~ "a
kanssng Mgr Js~p -. ". Pryor, s. r. in, o; H.
L. Eogaft, 3 a. 10. "a tie.
Hatf ~sie Ean.-k X. Colgate, 4; g. NJ. Hammond,
2, a. A. Greene ii'rincctonL q Directly the signal
gwen srccne dashed 10 the front ana cut out the
running at good pace tor abe nrst lap having HAM
nond second aud Colgate thlrd La tina way they re-
NAMED until on the backslreich 10 the second lap
,
Of Greene, Who VAS pumped Afer entering the
straight The last time Colgate rushed up 20 Hammona's
pride OF place aud breasted tape nrsi with the adj
vantage Of nearly three yards Greene finished bad
Tbts Taaif,ag-Frcd. Weeks \ n in. H. I.
Bosar, r. m, 2; Prank iarkin (Princetonl. H.
or, a. u :. M,r,yor, !, ON.
tpriuectoni =; w. H. stewart. j. An easy victory Tor
Waller who won all the way by a couple OF yards a
yard sepa 9tng second aud third Time, IL seconds
Thro,c'n3 nc Hammer.--Gsorrc u. Parmicy Prince
toni ~ H., L; e. = Boyd. % H. IN, Frank Larkin
(Irinccionl, 62 II. q IN q
Quarfer.niic Raa-G. NJ Hammond. 1: r. r. Col
gate, X. A. Greene tprinccionl The latter led
the stand when Colgate went 60 the front and held It
10 the head oil the straight but here Hammond got
oven terms, and within nifty yards hnd iit
the best OF y. SO soon Hammond opened daylight
lie crossed The track IN front OF Colgate which caused
the latter to lose his stride. aud In the trouble TO
stumble, when Hammond. going ON, won by four
friends OF Colgate claimed that Hammond committed
an Intentional foul IN his manner oil crossing the
track, but the judges thought he Ind the right do
3d. and gave HIM the race. Time. a.. seconds
Too Hundred aud T,centy yards DaJ-wic
Waller, 1: W. Il. Stewart, . Won easily by Waller,
who cut put the running at pace and, holding
the lend as no liked, finished In can,cr Time, Is
seconds.
Tico-niie WaM.-Charics Eidrtdge w. o. Time
First mile, ION. los. Second, ON. 20s.-iom. 3os
Raining Broad Jump -Alonzo c. Hunt lPrncetonJ,
lsn. i i, l. b1sSr' p - =; 10 MN w, ro..
fine start Pryor leading iron the FIRST to the last
hurdle and Winning BY Ten yards. Tmc aota seconds.
heguiation nurules, teh IN numUcF.
One-m,k Run.--w j. Bearns 1; William
Phrainer (princeton) 2 The latter led the dance
lap, when Bcarns ovcrhauied him he liked.
kramer became dizzy near the tape and only pre-
vented from falling by being caught in the arms OF
fellow student He recovered almost Immediately.
Tine 5m II as.
Sirangers' itac> Haif-n,ile Edward Merritt, N Y.
/ A. c. Il W. j Duffy, II. A. G., =; Cornelius yoght, ".
A. g, 3; ". H. Grinen, >. a, A O., 4; c. Fabragon,
g 9; n. X, Q; A. H. vanderpoel, ?; = b g. 9;
Davidson, New York, 0; W. Rowland, Y. L., o.; J. A.
Wood Y L., 0. Davidson cut out The work merry
remained leading Tor the nrst lap, when Merritt
won't tho front and won as he liked by six yards,
Duly beating voght ton inches, aud Grifcn a moder
ately fair fourth. Time, I'm ii rs.
medley race won by William Dc Forrest, wound
up the sports Of the day. The referee Mr.. James
O'NeL