New-York tribune., 1886-05-23


Inc crews will probably start for their quarters at
New-iondon on June 10, thus receiving the uenrh oi
before day of The The steamer Carrie oO
win VIII accompany the crews to New-Lpnl2n - III
years past and the mon expect - "'clPN 'le - nv
quarters the starting post as for the past three
Amid al the interest felt by Coumo,'. a.unni aad
graduates in her prospects 1.-THE wA- there d'e
d@a,,rs IN vyr.s from Harvard . Infercor lfr ID.
lec Cap in the games he held next Sstu uriay. II
Harvard wins the greater number OF COMES ~ IN It
it viii thon have Won It 1--WE ycars r,as
il is easy to perceive tie Importance thai tAe Columbia
athletes attach 20 the conin< meeting dozen or H.
colleges Will SEN, representatives, hu a. III years
past the s.rGsse j. keJ 10 he nrt".en HaiN-it Aai
Columbia The latter coilese VII nave a, l", t ont
IN each of the >lItren contests anH ~ trFarl ava
Yale are making stronger efforts than ever h FORE 10 get
ont Their latent athletic Strrhsth l'in'' q" 'VSn
e~ts and possibly some broken records are eApr''''
Columbia is hopeful o. winning l9iF am p,'any
culstions are somc|h.j upset hy lhe recent
games a Harvard where two intercollegiate records
broken. TIE hammer was thrown 40 tirse sports
ninety feet and one inch by d B ChhmDerlaln. ana l.
C. WRIGHT claims to have walked one mic ii seven hh,
OF seven minutes four and fourth seconds lnade p
Charles Eitreige. OF Columbia Ia So sur the wear
over two months have moro than score OF students
bn-hy training uncer eoMp',en tf''9sr H W., we,
Athletic Cluhs grounds at Mott Haven. llerlck''l'
the wellknOwn runner was graduated IN $50 ""'
his place las been almost hNcd 10y C. II. Napcs' @''
school OF Mines who entered for the 100 yards d"sA
for the running broad jump In the ller contest
vanlting Alexander Stevens and ". l.. fyer viii rrnrc
sent college. the former vi practice recoil o.
about nine feet i've inches. In the 10 yaiis hUF r
race H. Stafford Of the sch sol or Medicine - 'Nprcru
that contest 'or The coese lo Is s"ld TO hNo
the COLLEGIATE record for tho disiancc by nearly one
second other competitors. i. A. ware VIII appear
in the mile walk. aud In the twomile hlcy cc
Away, citing contest d. H. Il niOn ana o. J.,
Gage will more meet tho champions rom al" and
/ Harvard. Guy Richards has jumped . fert ana >
inches the high jHmp an the cole % Is lnash uP :,
tug Of-war of four men, who IT IL believed VIII
hold at the teams from Lafayette and liar
| ard VIII fOlGnltaDlc
In the other the college will he represented by
one or but the greatest hopes OF the
the bicycle race the broad jump and possibly The
high lump. For week past number
Of tho contestants these games have be"n practising
daily the Manhattan clubs grounds At tLly tl~hth
colleges viii ne held on Saturday. TINS Will give them
familiarity with the track which In the walking am ran
nng Is no mean advantage 10 nave over on"
competitors. Although IN rceeat years Dtseb'' ha-
tendance is looked for Saturday, al! some close an
exciting racer may be expected.
OF the work tAat has been dou'
aud 4, being done BY Columbia's baschal
tce matches played l. evidence "i inc caeidi trth
ing thA tacy have under THIS T. only the SECOND
base Ban revived a. CO.un'Ia IL wa
started up the place OF football III when interest
years contains four OF last seasons team ana viii
the new material added series OF matches with Other
college and local amateurs and professional hlnrs MAJ
arranged which hhvc thus lar f"sui e.
! most gratifyIngy the Columhias. Although
not member OF The intercollegiate Baseball Lea-ut
the Columbia nine har thus far nct and defeated thi
OF Yale Harvard. Princeton ana lchlsh College,
and the University 0f pennfy 4vani. The team vi.
urobahy start Immediately after examinations for
weeks the State. playing the local professional
and college IN Cemtra and Western Now- lorA.