New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27
TWO COLUMBIA RECORDS BROKEN.

THE COLLEGE BOYS HOLD THElh TALL ALI
LETIC GAMEs-THE FRESHMEN DO WE'LL.
Athletics have taken a surprising start at Columbia
College this year. Yesterday when the annual fall
games of the College Athletic Association were held
at the Manhattan Athletic Club grounds, the list Of
entries contained 23O names. This is fully double
the number of entries that have been made IN the
last ve years in any Of the college games Inc num-
Der of spectators also much larger than usual,
and many fair faces smiled their approval from the
grand stand Besides the college contests there were
two novice races in which there were sixty entries,
and two open races containing Fifty contestants.
The 1OOyard dashes and the tug ofwar were closely
contested, and much enthusiasm was displayed The
freshmen showed themselves to advantage, capturing
four first prizes. The sophomores received two. the
juniors eight and the seniors two TWO college rec
oris were broken-the mile rum by A. s. Vosbdrg. 80;
and tho 22o-yards hurdle race, by II. Mapes. '92
The contests were follows
100 Yards Dash.-Ffrst heat, by H. Mapes, '99;
second S. r. Bradley, 80; second heat, won by H. f.
welsh 30; second, II. Shipman, 80; third heat won
by H. NJ Banks, IT., 49, second w. H. Friedman,
,so; final heat by Herbert Mapes, '92. S. Of NJ
% yards) second H. NJ. Banks $50, S. of A. (scratch)
Time-10 3-5 seconds
100 Yards Hurdle Race-won by Herbert Mspes, '92,
s. o: NJ (scratch second, 7. A. Havemeyer 81, s. Of
NJ. uo YARDS. Time-17 is seconds
One Mile walk.-wOn by Tompkns McIlvaine. 80,
s. Of A. scratch; second, H. G. Peck, 80. S. Of L.
Times min. s As sec
900 Yards Novice Race-Frst heat, by W. p.
Robertson '91 second. r. Boles '92; second heat won
by S. r. Bradley 800 second, c. NJ BECKER '90 final
heat, won by S. r. Bradley 80. S. of NJ second, j. r.
Steers 100 S. Of NJ. Time-25 AS seconds.
100 Yards Open Uandicsp-Frst heat won by F.
westing NJ. A. C. scratch; second heat won by ii.
Shpmsn, c. c. A. A. (5 yards; final heat won by
westing with Shipman second Tme-1o 25 seconds
One Nile Run-Colege record broken by A. s. Nosburg
90 s. OF A. (scratch) second ]. S. Langthorne. 9l,
s. OF NJ (o5 YARDS. Times minutes, 3 20 seconds
Record beaten by one second.
Two Nile Bicycle Race.-won by W. II. Hail. 91.
S. Of A. go YARDS second, w. II. McKleroy 80, s. Of
NJ 900 yards. Time-50 As seconds.
200 Yards Run.-Won by II. NJ. Banks 'ss, s. OF A.
fscratch); second II. Shipman 80, s. Of A. Il yards
Tme-o3 2-5 seconds
900 Yard. Hurdle Race-Colege record broken by
Herbert Mapes. 1872 S. of NJ (scratch; second Victor
Mspes '91, 5. of A. Us YARDS. Tme-2o 40 SECONDS
This is also the Intercollegiate record
$50 Yards Novice Rsce.-won by If. E. Gunnison, 80,
s. OF A. second j. A. Dempsey, ~, S. of L. Time-2
minutes, "a 1-2 seconds
IIalfMile Open Hsndcap-won by j. W. Mofatt
NJ A A. A. (scratch); second, D. /. Tompkins NJ. A. Co.
fo4 yards). Time-2 minutes, 2-5 second
44c YsNs Run.-won by J. G, Travis, 49, s. Of A.,
fs5 YARDS second, H. Shipman, 30 s. OF A. S YARDS
time, So seconds.
40 yards second NJ r. Strong 49, 40 YARDS. Time
2 minutes, Is 1-2 seconds
putting the Shot ue pounds)-won by B. C. IIinnman.
90 S. Of NJ (scratch) second NJ T. Bogart 10 g. OF a.
e fceu. Distance, 3s feet 3 inches
Running High Jump-won by +. c. Hooper, 80, s. OF
NJ % inches; second, Alexander A. Stevens T. !"
a inches). Height, feet inches
Running Broad Jump-won by Victor Mapes. 'aI, s. OF
scratch, second j. C. Devereux, $50. s. OF L. Il fooD
Distance, 20 feet, inches
Throwing the Hammer (le pounds)-won by b. c.
Uinnman 80 s. Of NJ. (scratch); second, NJ. t. Bogart
40 s. OF A. Is feeD Distance, 70 feet.
Tug OF war-'e9 pulled 80 in five minute tug 1 inch'
t.sr nay OF THE FASHION FARM MEETING.
Trenton n. j. Oct. 26-Ths afternoons racngI
ended the Midway Breeders meeting at the Fashion
Stud Farm track The stakes for the four yearolds
and woyearods declared of for want OF enough
starters but four other contests were disposed Of In
the special stakes against Gean Smith, the young mare
Beuah defeated the Grand Circuit crack In straight
heats the first in 2 10 IL. Fairfax captured the
stakes for yearolds, reducing his record 10 :33
I'm the third heat. The match between Young Vermont
err z bay geldng, and the young stallion Valdnc was
won by the former. SPECIAL between the Fashion
Sind Tarm mare Patience and the Trenton mare Kitty
account OF darkness. after each