New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-18
FOUR COLLEGE RECORDS BROKEN.
COLUMBIA ATHLETES DO NOBLE DEEDS IN TIL
80 Ip AnALIRERS

COLUMBIA ATHLETES DO NOBLE DEEDS IN The
PRESENCE OF THEIR FAIR ADMIRERS
The Columbia College Athletic Association held It's
annual spring games at Manhattan grounds yeser-
day afternoon. The weather was fine, the track was
In good condition and the large number OF young aues
who were present combined inspire the students In
their efforts athletic fame and in consequence four
college Tho most exciting contest
was the tug OF between the Sophomore ana
Junior classes. and which resulted in tie. s. MCGUIRE
80 while pressing f ]. Hslstead. p. and s.. on the
last lap Of twomiie bicycle race was thrown from
his wheel and ground heavily, where he lay
until OF the judges ran to his assistance lie was
not seriously injured however In the Freshman
more contests the SophOmores gained twelve first prizes
and eight second prizes whilo the Freshmen took TWO
first and three second prizes Charles H. Mapes acted
as referee and the judges were g. NJ. L. Sacks H. B.
Brooks j and D. LeR- Dresser The four records That
were broken were go yards run, 100 yards hurdle
race, Quaer mile and one mile run Inc cohtes's
were follows:
100 Yards Run-College race-won by A. s. Mahoney'
49, S. Of N. second, II. Shpman, '90 time. 10 80
see Glass acc-H. shipman, 80; secand, H. r. Con-
nell, 100; time, 10 4-5 see.
220 Yards Run-College-H. NJ. Banks, IT,, $50. first;
H. shIpman, 80, second time, % LIS sec Class-Won
by Herbert shpman, 90; second G. H. Cotton. 80;
time, % 2-5 Sec
one Mile Run-College and CASA. s. vosburg 100,
first; II. Hornbostel 100, second; time, min "a 25
Quarter Mile Run--College-won by II. NJ. Banks. 80;
second II. II. Conne, 80 S. Of NJ; time, 81 2-o soc.
Cass-won by II. r. Connol, 30; time 50 40 Sec
Half Mile Run-Colcge-won by NJ. r. Strong, 's9;
second j. S. Appleby, 'ss time min. 10 Sec Glass
Won by j. n Hewlett, 80, S. OF NJ; time. min II
Sec
Two Mile Bicycle Race-College-Won by f. j. Hal
stead p and S. second NJ H. Hail. '91; time, min.'
Sis Soc Cass-won by NJ. H. Hall, '91.
100 Yards Hurdle Rsce-Collego and Class-Won by III.
Mapes 100 second V. Mapes '91 time, II IA sec.
Mile walk-College and Class-Won by T. Mc1lyane;
second II. w. Warner '91 time, min. So As Sec
900 Yards Hurde-College and Class-Won by IL.
Mapes 30; second v. Mapes 'o1; time, 90 3-5 sec
Putting the Shot-Coege-C f. Beckwith, 'SS, s. OF
NJ second, b. G. Hinman, 100 S. of NJ. distance "a
f. 7I-2 in. Cass-B. c. Hinnan 100. S. of NV sec
ond; G. A. Beckwith, 'o0 distance, 80 IT. 3 Ia In
Broad Jump-college and Ciss-Vlctor Mapcs '9l
second H. J. weleh 800 S. Of NJ distance 81 IT. In
High Jump-Collego-J. C. Hooper, 100 s. OF NJ
second A. s. Mahonsy $50, S. OF NJ; IT. 4 L. in'
CI.-J. C. Hooper, 90 s. of'M second, NJ T. Bogere
30; height, It 3 IL in.
Pole Vault-Colego-II J. WEIGH, 80; second "
Napes '9l height It. IL in. Both jumping the bar
The contestants tossed up for the first prize
Hammer Throwing-Coege-C f. Bockwith, 'sS {;
socond; b. c. Hinman '9o distance, 90 IT In.
Cla.s-B G. ulnman 80, s. of NJ second, @. A. Beck
with 80; distance, 81 IT. IL in
Tug OF war-College-A tie between 'S9 ana 30
CASA walk ovor for 80.