New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-03
COLUMBIA COLLEGE WINTER GAMES.


ATHLETIC SPORTS AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
The Columbia College Boat Club began its second
Winter athletic games at Madison Square Garden
last evening. There was a good attendance Inc
first contest was the first trial III the
75-yards run, handicap. in six heats hrsts
and seconds to run in the second trial tonight
The winners and time were: l.. A. stuart %
Sec; W. j. Crowley. Sec: +. l.. Emnons. 3
sec; George w. Parker. 7S4 Sec; j. NJ Es-
ouirol. rs, sec. Charles p. KearDey. 8 sec.
The seconds were John Willard. L. W.. Dobble.
.Joseph King. w. r. Beers J. b. White, II. j. Bar
In the half-milc run by G. II. Taylor and K f.
Sayre of the Columbia College Boat Club, ), II.
Burton. Columbia College Athletic Club, and ]. u
Simmons Harvard Athletic Club, Simmons took 10
lead and kept 1t until the last lap, when IaA l6r
made a squirt and won by six feet in = mln' 1904
sec, with Simmons second.
For the one-mile walk. handicap, there were
eleven starters, E. J. Levey John Wilson; X. Il.
Lee J. X. Ihurber James Cameron, j. A. Breslln,
j. Conner, f. J. Kelly II. lsaacs, j. A: liesse, and
F. b. Holmes. John Wilson was the winner by two
seconds. being allowed handicap OF fifteen
seconds by Bresn, VINO came in second. The &C,
tual time Of the former was mn 90 Sec, ana
the latter min: 43 sec. ,,,.,,..
theodore b. Bronson of the New-York. William
NJ Wright, Of the Short Hills, and John
Faley of the Greenpont Athletic Clubs, rode III the
first heat of the two miles bicycle race faley was
a most graceful rider. and kept the lead through
OUT Wright the favorlte and came IN second.
Falev won in Smin 17lssec In the second neat, L.
H. Burrdgc OF tire New-York, l.. Ii. johnson. of the
Essex Bicycle Club, and j. Ralfe, OF the Zephyr
Club of London, were the riders. AS Raite was
about TO pass johnson on the ninth lap, ne was
thrown forward over his bicycle, but quickly re-
mounted. Johnson was the winner Ill omlu
| 39lssCe Ralfe coming in second. -
| In the 220-yards hurdle race. Tor college men
only, Elliott Marshall and George ii. layior OF 20
uribia and l.. A. Stuart OF the CITY college were
! the starters Stuart won IN 3Ol5 sec, MAfsha'l
| coming in second. w. f. Sauer, of the Amencah'
of the Eclipse Athletic Club. started in the one
mile walk, handicap. Clark was hlsquai11eeu ."
the second lap and Ranhofier won in MN 81 Sec,
with Sauer second. Ia the oae-me run i9r e4nHg s
and g. Fitzgerald of Columbia, A. l.: Hall, OF har-
ward and H. +. Todd of the City College, were the
contestants Travers won in 5min S'esec IN tne nst
aud second heats of the quarter-mle run handi'
| tie American Athletic Club, was the winner OF the
| first heat in OIL sec, and G. o. Eldrldge OF
the New-York Athletic Clab, in the second
heat in 80 seconds, the se g pa1 9eln ~
| the American Club. The military tng-oi war was
| contested by teams from the 9TH and 9th Regl-
ments, the former pulling the latter over the goal
in min and 20 sec oo Next came 1ne col1e lse
men. E. J. Wendall. of HARVARD, won the ilrst
heat in 261s sec., and f. w: Brown, of Column
bia, the sec. in 257s seconds The seconds
d F. " ERm0 sfsDs Gi ' of Philips ES
eter Academy. In the. 75-yard run, scratch dIii
j. F. Jenkins jr., of the Westminster Lacrosse Club
| won the first heat 77s seconds L. a. stuart, OF
the KnIckerbocker Athletic Club, the. second heat
Island, aud G. h. Smith, of the American ATHLETIC
Club were seconds. In the final heat jenkins was
| the winner in 8 seconds, and Stuart was second.
This afternoon 30mie relay race VIII De ne az
| / O'clock between Columbia and the City OF New,
York colleges. similar programme to that OF last
night is arranged for tonight.