New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
coITMBJA COLLEGE, ATHLETIC SPORTS

A FRESHMAN WHO HAD on sToCKINGs-iHt ia
COLD AND SOME CLOTHING WORN.
About two hundred canes and the same num-
Der of boys and covcrcOats attended the annuH i''
handicap meeting of the Columbia College A'u'o'Io
AssoclntIon M Mott Haven, yesterday AFTERNOON:
WIS rIther cold and consequently all but one OF tnc
athletes the winner Of the putting, were cooheu 40
far down a. thcir knees. Only one, hoWe''Ii u'T
stockings and lie freshman "a, "a. h -,
Watson. The result was disas' ri ar tbat his
came I'm so far behind c. F. Brandt the wilmer t"T S
friends suggested that he must have stopped 70 pun up
his stockings Brandt Is Harvard man w IN. c in
tered the Columbia Law school ana nc Non v'e vas
the fair time OF minutes l9lA seconds Mr"a'Soh WIS
his only competitor l., .,,o ,oo yards dosh C.
IT. Mapc. ss won the final heat In 10 40 SECONDS; ~
wa, pretty race Mapes iasS ,s am, t"p the last man
was only two yards behind him. T. K'huolPn' CO. wac
In the 44 ycyyrynd the largest start ran
away from his four competitors In way that maze u.c
of muck Ills time with fteecn yards start was u
seconds J. C. Dempsey, L. =. was second -. o..
bn a. wonid have been as tiresome as usual but Tor
tba ruyiu, of the contestants DOnnely, So VINO h'H
the largest handicap came III LOT tne ~ al horyne
this applause. But to the amusehen. ~ h ~, be nu1
nrcttiy TO the canes and cOyerceatS III thahks ne P
ihc shot further than the scratch man anu 90
without his allowance OF ten inches Ills thro" VIA" %
feet L. inches. c. l.. Beckwlth, -, was seCoht oo
G. f. Bostwick, L. \, won the l2O-yarns huruo %, a. :
from scratch after IN the poor time OF ~ I'D
seconds A. stevens. 81. was second. ..o, sorotcb
Derckson in the Medical school, stnrtcu NJ
IN The 0gO Yards dash Coming up tho hOmcsttctch me
stomach hurt him and lie left j. j. Mapes, 49, ah easy
winner In -pii sfcOHu-' II. In axbtl,-
one OF those unfortunate men who persist IN
rutercd for the mile walk liz wore spectacIeS :,
a red nose and n SLOUGH hat. No one competed Win
him and sir Ware L. \. won IN minutes. He walked
against the time. aud tho latter won ny "
minute m spite numerous points given MI ware "
the Judge OF walking, VINO accompanied MN; ,,oo
ID H. Rcuton, l.. \. the twO-nllc Dlcycle race
,rn scratch in the really good tmO OF minutes 80 20
seconds = f.. Gage. 81, WAS second .,., -
~ A Nrikiehnn, SO. won the hammer contest win a
tbrow OF IS feet inches. including his allowance Vi
/ root e. f. I;eckVlth. 81 was second
Cuy Richards ~, jumped well ~ the high Jump con-
test lie cleared the from poor take-0H aC H.
-, iu winning from scratch over his nearest com
u.Ifnr H. L. Carroll. -. Richards also won thc DToau
iu,np wiih Il IT, sig in. The indomitaDle Coheh was
After a tiresomc contest u. J. Carroll 50. cleared
ma b,r I'm The pole vault at IT, Jig IN Ills aHoWthce
OF 10 inches gave HIM the prize over ~ stevens ."
who cleared ~. Gl3 IN. -, -. III. ...., .,,I
tnbrn wns at last conquered b. the half-me-run anu
s,oppng on the last lap ne left T. ;. Appeby L. = an
e,-y winner lu MN Ii 10 see.
Tho tuy-of-Nar between the classes finished inc con
ic.t. '~ uu ns 81 10y inches IN an eNcitluH ug,
Which ra-d In loud shouts from the seniors Ihrh Iout
iirb,upy.louktng freshmen were pulled along Tue
,.rnl,d ncrnuuiou,y by - amidst hOwIs from lhe
ru,tiiudc There WAS rush resulting, ana ON! one
man -.,z... ,-o, ro,oreo
y I wendell the oil Harvard Splinter was referee
aud we're II not for him together WITH ford ana ~
~ mo y Y 4 g. VINO acted "a timers tue games "oud
.f,ll nc going A. the bul tu9-ol-Nar uNtMccn
- and IS had 20 be postponed TIL next SlohdI ~