New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-12
CoLUMBIA'S ATHLETIC GAMES.
THE eopEMonEs BEAT THE FREsHMEN-A G.
ATTENDANCE

ATTENDANCE.
Tho annual spr4ne games Of the Columbia Colleg'
Athletic Association, together with the freshman
sophomore class games, were contested ~ the Man
haitian Athletic Club grounds yesterday afternoon
The lists OF entries we're large and the contests
spirited Tho sophomores easily defeated the fresh
men, winning nIne first prizes and six seconds, e
the freshmen's five frs is and three second X. H.
Baxter, Of the NewYork Athletic ASoolatiO vas the
referee. and the Judges were Guy Richards, Eugene
Klapp Dwight Taylor and =. A. Ware. The open
contests brought out many wot-known athletes amonl
them being Sheriff., Lee, DohTn, westtng, Copeland
Commit, sktllmsn, White, Adams and II. s. Walker
Of Detroit The contests were as follows:
oDehundrod Yards Dasb-collego, won by A. g.
Mahoney 80; second, q. stApmsn 30; time, IL soc
Glass, won by Victor Maps, 81; second, ". c.
Cammann, 's1 time, IL 2.o sec
one-huudred sndAwonty Yards Hurdle - College
Herbert Mapcs. 90 S. D. Pierce, 90; II 80 SO
Class, II. H. wotherspoOn, '92; +. NJ Chosebrough,
9l Is l5 soc. (MapeS, 90, was not allowed 10 com
pete IN tho freshman sophomore gsmesJ
Two.mile Bicycle Raoo-collese and class, won by
Arthur James. 80: second, W. II. Hall, 81; tine,
uftn. 81 Sec
Fouraundred- snh-forty Ysrds Dssh--COnese, II.
N. Banks, r., 'ss; second, II. b. COnnell 90
dine, SO 90 Sc C1ass. J. S. LSngthorne, 'e1
second, J. c. Travis, 's2 time, 81 sec.
one-hundrcd Yards Open HaZdoap-Ftrst heat
won by @. H. Sheriff., of Yale (scrstoh); second, r.
W. Robinson, OF Yale e IL yards; time. 10 Is
seconds. Second heat Victor Mspos, Of Columbia
Is l-2 yartsI:; 7. l. Lee Of the NewYork Athletic
Club; 10 60 seconds Third heat NJ. l. Demlng, Of
the Eew.York Athletic Club Is i.2 ysrdsI A. +.
Copeland q l-2 Yards, Of the Manhattan Atohlotr
Club; tune, 1912 yeeonds. Fourth heat, J. c..
Devereux l4l.2 yards, Manhattan Athletic Club !;
second, =. T. Wood, Of Fail River; time 10 2-S
seconds. Trial heat for seconds, winner to run In
final won by F. W. Robinson, Of Yale. Final heat
won by saonin, Of Ysle with MapeS OF Columbia q
close second; time, 10 as seconds.
oncmls Run-csileso and Class, H. Honbostol
'sI; second, A. g. VosburSh, 30; tine, I min. a.
sec.
Mile walk-colleEo, T. MeIlvSne 30: second
Lloyd COLTS, 81 time. min. IS 3-3 SEQ. Class, won
by Coils; not timed
eap)-Twenty-sh entries; wen BY W: c. Dohm. OF
Princeton scratch :: WITH Reynolds, of YAH 80 yards
sisht hundred S and eighty Yards NOvico-wOn by
|. A. Branus 30; second, y. +. sPirs. 81 time
Two hundred and twenty Yards Hurdle-Co, lese,
Herbert hIgs' a. e second q%e b knSSr
Eight SHnarea; .na-cagh,y Yard. Hnn-oeIesos y
sec. Class, j. s. Lang,hOrns, 81; l. II. Rogers
'9I time, min: II sec. - r, ...,.. ,so.
Ope-husdred Yarls Novice-W, II. Friedman, 81
W. c. Cammanu, 81: II seconds
Two hundsd sqa'gs%y Yar do D 3: ,,I H.
NJ. Banks, 80; H. bhlpmAn, So' - sc Imss'
" Mapes, 'p1: J. c. Travis, 30 no time. 49,
pole VsuIt-College, II. Z. Welsh, 30; v. MApes,
81 8 feet 8 inches Class, v. Mapes
Brosd Jump-Coiiege, v. Maps, o.; Ii. Z. Welsh
30. 90 feet II inches. CLASS, v. hspes.
Putting l8.pound shot-Colego, b. G, Human,
90; so feet lie inches; G. A. Beckwith 90. Cass,
Il z. futile, 81, 20 feet inches; second T. d.
High Jump--College. y. c Hooper, 90; A. s. Ma
honey, 80; net Ia inches Glass, .; l: Buck
lev 90 n II. wotherspoon '92 5 feet inch.
Throwing rs Pound Hammer-B. c. Human,
no NJ. J. Bogert, 80; "a feet q inches Class, H. T.
Tutte. - 49,
Football Drop Kick-E p Smith. 90, i2s feet
inches j. n. Hewlett 90, second.
Open Tug-ot war-ColumbiS pulled Acorn Athletic
Association team, % IL inches. The two teams were
made up as follows: