The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-05-10
SPORTING NOTES.
The Interstate Csllegiate Athlete
Games.


Games.
NEW YORK, May 9-The Interstate college
athletic games took place to-day ON the New
York Athletic Club grounds at Motthaven.
@ Ihere " was ga large attendance and great in
Lehigh University OF PennsyIyania, Har
ward and Stevens colleges sent Representatives
The winners in all the contests made q credi-
table performance.
The most exciting event was the Howard
run. j. Wendell. Of Harvard, was the favor
ite, but he was LETT at the post, and Lee, Of the
University Of Pennsylvania, won. The follow
ing Is the summary
dell, first; }. Breerton, second; r Randolph,
third. Time-24A seconds.
Throwing haumer-F. Larken, rs feet 1
inch =. Bush, % feet "a inches; &. Blackwell,
81 feet / inch.
Half-mle run-C. Cogswell, first; e. White.
second; Ps6on, third. Time-2:12.
Hurdle race-J. Cowdon, first W. Lawson,
SECOND; Il. Strong third. Time 10 2-5.
Two mile walk-R. Sayre, first; W Wat
utes 40 rs seconds.
Pole vault-Lee, 9 feet inches; J. Walker.
feet inches; g. Herns, o feet inches.
One hundred yard dash--H. Lee, first;
third. Time 10 4-5.
One mile walk-R. Sayre, first; r. o. En-
merich, second; T.Hurdekeeper third Time
II minutes 40 seconds
I'LL, 4
inches; F. FL. Lee, feet 524 inches; E. Ularx,
4 feet inches.
Quarter mile run-C. d. CogsweII first.
john Simmons second, +. Deck third. Time
55M
Running high jump. Conoyer, feet 81
inches; G. Helms, 5 feet III inches.
One mile walk for graduates McIIvaine
made walk over 10 minutes 51A seconds.
Running board jump. Oonover 20 feet;
G. Thayer, 10 feet9 inches; g. Chesney, 10
feet inches.
Standing board jump. Larkfn. 10 feet
sM inches; L. rutherford, 9 feet 91s inches;
Exec. 8 feet 81 inches
Shot putting r. Larkin, 80 feet 81 inches;
c. Dodge, 80 feet ~ inches; A. Moore, 81 feet
| / inch.
| THE SIX DAYS CONTEST AT GILMoRE's GARDEN.
NEW YORK, May s.--Guyon is ahead in the
pedestrian contest at Giimore's, and thus far
has beaten all walking records in this coun-
try. At $50 the score stood. Guyon $685.
Krohne $50, Faber 355, Coiston 345, Curran
354.
Score at Gilmore's at p. m.-Guyon 800,
Krohne 377, Faber 852, Colston 342 Curran
| 338.
COURTNEY AND ELLIoTT.
LoHDoN May 9 The Sportsman an
| nounees that j. w. Bristow, OF Auburn, N.
Y, who is now at New Castle. yesterday pro-
posed to EIliott's hackers to match Charles
Courtney, Of Union Springs, n. T., against
Elliott for g200 a side, the match to be rowsd
on Saratoga Lake In August
sCULL RACE ON LAKE QUINsEGAMoND.
| WORCESTER, Mass, May 9--In the scuIa
race to-day between Warren N. Goddard, OF
Harvard, and Edmund P. Livingston, of
| Yale, at Lake QuinsegamOnd, distance two
miles, with turn, Goddard won In IA min
utes and 30 seconds. Livingston's time was
| IA minutes and 30 seconds.
BASE BALL.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 9.-SpringfieIds
| Il, Holyokes 3.
EAsp ALBANY, N. Y, May 9-Albany z.
Worcester 5.
BALTIMORE, May 9~New Bedfords 9. Bal
| timores /.
CINCINNATI, May s-Cincinnatl, S; syra-
cuse Stars, g.
CLEVELAND, May .-Bostons, 8; Cleye-
| land, /.
| CHICAGO May -Chicagoe. 10; Troys. 5.
ALBANY, May 8.-Albanys, s; Manches-
ters, q.
BUFFALo, May s.-Bufralos, 81; Provf-
denee, 2.
WASHINGTON, May s.-Nationals, IA, New
Bedfords, 8.
Utica, N. z, May s-Uticas 8; Worees~
ters, 1-champ pionship.
/ A BOLD CHALLENGE.
New YORK May &c. 8. Green, publishes
| his challenge to trot Great Eastern against
any horse in the world for $1,000 to $500 d
side at Prospect Park the last week in June.
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