New-York tribune., 1886-05-30
Tur HARVARD ATHLETES WIN
CARRYING OFF THE MOTT HAVEN CUP.
no,Iroxs REPRESENTED At THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
GAMES.

, CARRYING OFF THE MOTT HAVEN CUP.
colLEaxs nrrREsENrED AT THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
GAMES.
Harvard won the intercollegiate athletic
r,sou.hip Yesterday ct the Manhattan Athletic As
t,on,s grounds EiGhth-ave. and EGhty-sixth-s'
H.r the seventh consecutive time and the great sVei
srophy known popularity as the Mott Haven Cup wiz
no int her possession permanently after us
sp.ces are fied out. YALE Columbia and the Ohi'er'y
Of Pennsylvania made desperate eHor' " po'po.' .
inveitable for year two. and many VI '"o
S..,ures were sharply and brilliantly cou
Nssted, but the superior number ana .rAane
Of the athletes from Cambridge pro"su' s"o
m, victors. There fourteen contests on 'no "
atoms list the 100 yards, 220 yards 44o yarus' nan
mile AMI mile the milo Walk putting "'o
vx,een.p pound shot, throwing tue H1'eon-poun
hammer the running high jump, running broad Jump
pole vault tw omile bicycle race and tueoi-"ar' y.
these Harvard dve Yale, four; the oniver'iv VI
PENNSYLVANIA. three; aud Columbia. one harVAa .ooA
eght second prizes, va four and Amherst onc' "eio
are nineteen COLLEGES the Athletic Association I"eNo
were represented yesterday. No better day Tor out
door spor,s could have bcen desired. Tho sun
shone warmly enough for hour to set the pioou Vi
the runners going without the use OF sweaters anu
Munary practice turns and then disappeared ersoiouv
behind slight haze. waich kept the spectators Oh '
unprotected benches from bl!storins III 'no ~
tervals between the slower races Tue gram,
.,and was hacked from top bottom and brilliant wiz"
gay ribbons parasols and bonnets Ihere 'he |o '
sad Yalo mon had their stamping groaun' ",1 ~n ~
thus,,sin was encouraged by most Oh .! "p
,r,o,ds To tho left OF the grand stand the fehhsyr
nt,n. set nm their banner and tried TO rival the
Columbans with their long-drawn cheer' '"o
Harvard delegation sat tho benches behind the re,
por;crs' stand. They felt confident from the start anu
cbeered only the moro important Victories Altogether
there we're some 5000 or 5000 spectators.
were ,nTtyone entries wendell Baker of Harvard,
won first IN ~ seconds, with f. H. Rogers OF mar
yard time 10 i5 seconds La Fera OF 4 the College M OF
The City Of NewYork: was second +. ~ Bonine' % ths
University OF Michigan. the third heat time ~ 40
seconds ioowei closely by A. tooE Leeds bS oi fhle da
n the le same ans'''i Tine F. D. Fisk, of Harvard,
was second The hilh heat went to C. w. Hort Of Cor:
columbia running dead heat for second place The sec
onds Irih heat for entry IN the mas. as
rns beat was also taken by Rogers in 1ola secopds.
Baker. OF Harvard Withdrawing. C. H. sneTriil. OF
that the Yale men thought for five minutes that the
race WAS theirs, The record made by T. J. Wendell
There were three trial heats in the two-mIo bicycle
knp. Yale. the second. aud c. b. Kean. Penn
syivauia. the thi,d The time for each was min
a. l.5 seconds The seconds were f. L. Dean Harvard
j. H. Renion. Coumbs. and l. stearns. PRINCETON. In
p i DEAN fell Of his machine at the lower turn on the
,irst lap and soon dropped The college record is
6 min. l. secs, made BY Kohier OF Pennsylvania .
Ieh,gh was scratched ana new drawings had to be
made. Yso pulled against Lafayette In the first
1s 1ope on the drop and S held the the all
Al two minutes they had 2ia inches hes and and
called with 2la inches to slsles credit The
Yale team was H. FarrinT5 on anchol L. d. blsseI q
Bel anchoi), ". c. Miller H. c. Reeder and l. II:
ease Eison the famous anchor supported by E.
A Peasc !. K. Pierson and L. Chase. The Princeton
e." E. o. Waecnnurst and j. Calhoun. Harvard,
got inches ON drop aud feet inches at the end;
New-York was given a bye. Harvard pulled Yale !
foot inches. and thcn pulled the City CoIose men
nile run. Dudley and Holt OF Harvard TOOK the lead
PeHnsrivania caught up with and passed them both.
ami T. p HoIon OF Amherst to the surprise OF every
holy was e lg home o srscn GS RaT dime Sas MIN So
As sec one and iftn seconds more than the record
throwing e hammer He won The first M By put OF
This breaks the college record for hammer-throw
Chamberlain. Of Harvard. was second III Doth.
SnS FunnH STSsd 4% Wsse ESa ss, p nond. H.
K b Smith, of Harvard. second with 20 feet, 1l2
started in heat. O. Welles OF Harvard, won preIty
81 minutes wr5 A. sSG"d sSS s.m a. GS both OF Of fnf a
yard came In ar ar' was an@ n Il i1caqd 5 .cs on
%are OF Columbia was warned three times for run
ming and finally put of The track Luddngton OF 1sle
T. l. Noble J. D. Bradley, Harvard and c. I. Botwick
his competitors Bradley came IN second IN hpa hi
record The t. heats ga and o noa wande Si es
Baker won in the end in % As seconds E. A. Rogers
second A. stevens. Columbia. TOOK the pole
vault with 10 feet q inch. /. J. Shearnan,
Yale was second. clearing the same
height, but second attempt. Page, OF Pennsyi-
yslia, Jumped feet 1l% inches, and won easily.
Ozark Of Harvard second with feet. lOa4 inches.
The haf-tnlle iaken by +. r. smith. Yale. in
minutes 42 seconds. C. y. B. Wheeler, OF Harvard
second. , ~, ,
G.; H. Badeau, williamsburg Athletic Club. was referee
Tie Judges were IL H. Baxter New York Athletic Club;
M W. Ford. New York Athletic Club; and W. g. Schuy-
ier New York Athletic Club. I. A. McEwen was Judge
of the walking