New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-15
FIVE COLLEGE RECORDS BROKEN
THE ATHLETES OF COLUMBIA CoLLh'E p-''
r1SGuIsH THEMSELVES AT THEIR An
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NrAL SPRING GAMES.

NUAL SPNNG GAMES
The annual spring athletic games OF 'oi"nu'' wv
,ere together with the annual neutrality-suspicious.
athletic contests occurred at the Berkeley oval yes
,erylay afternoon. large number ot women "e'o
roscn, ~ witness the efforts of their athletic friend%
and hc number Of entries in each contest was iarse'
Five college records were broken, as follows sixteen
nonnd shot record of 36 feet "a inches, broken ~
bertrand Chase Human. 30, who put the shot %
feet ol.2 inches: sixteen pound hammer reoor" VI
az feet IL inches. broken by b. {. Hinman 10 VINO
mn, the hammer os feet IL inches pole vault record
of 10 feet "a inch. broken By Howard harrington
Welch 90 who vautcd 10 feet , IL inches Inc
two-me bicycle record Of minutes 30 20 sec'
ends was lowered by William Hall. '9l to minutes
II ., seconds. Herbert Mapes, '92, broke his own
100 hurdle record Of Is As seconds By 10 second.
The one-mlIe-mn record, the 220yard hurdle record
and the 22O-yard dash record were tied
The best work If the day done b. B. c. Hin
man. go who. while standing in the foremost RANKS
of his class in scholarship also distinguished himself
by breaking two records. In the freshman'sophoniore
contests the sophomore were victorious winning nine
first and five second prizes TO the freshmenS four hrs
and one second prize. summary OF the contests IL
As follows
one hundred Yards dash-Coleee. by Victor Mspss
81 IN 10 2-5 seconds second Herbert shpman, go.
Glass by c. w Lenngwell IT, 49, in lC 10 seeonds
second. l.. Lahens, '93.
one hundred and twenty yards huldeCollegc, won BY
H. Mapes '92; time rs 3.5 second >. Nicholas,
IT, 92. Class, by G. ). Nicholas. IT., 49, In IL 20
sec second
rwo.nrIs cycic rsve-co,iese. by w H. non,
al in g MIN IL 20 sec second q. y. BecA~ith, 49,
Glass won by g. b. Van Ripper, 'os. no time no second
one hundred yards noyice-Won by II. L. Sihsheiner'
90 ln 10 as sec. second. p. Lahens '93
Onc.me run-College. Won by H. Hornoostel, d. IN
min a. sec second IL. L. Kingsley. '93 Class won
BY IL r. Kingsley. 90. IN min. is Sec no second
oneme walk handicap college. won by Lloyd COILS.
49, scratch. in min 80 40 see. second L l. s.
Rowe 30 80 sec. Class Won by l. Nohs' y se'ona'
W y. Talntor. 93.
-Four hundred and forty yards dashCOlleco. won by j.
6 Appleby ;. Of L.. in SO Soc. second, H. r. Conneli
90 Class won by p. Lahens. 93 second H. W. We;'
ncr, 92
Two hundred and twenty yards hurdle race-cOllese.
won by Herbert Mape. ~? In % 2j SET; second, g.
Nicholas, IT,. 92. who also won the claSs race
Half.mile novice-won By r. L. Chrys'ie' %; seeoaa
A. c orwenne. OH time. IS 3-j sec.
Two hundred and twenty yards dash-Coilege won ~
Hoihcrt Shipman 90 time. % - sec; y. H. Lord > o.
L. second Class. by C. W. Lenns"e!L H. 81
Eight hundred and eighty yart' run-College Won ~
C. y Porter. :. o. l.; time. min Sc. 'e'one H. W.
Iancdon ; Of L. Glass. won h' T. T Sp!e,' ~
slxteen.pourd shot-Coege, won by Il. {. Human WI
36 H. O.. inches second. O. A. Beckwth. 40. Class
c W LcHngwell jr, o. % f. 10 inches second L w.
/ Tr.ppe. '9?
Pole yaut-College. won by H. F. Welsh, 30; 10 !.
o.. inches second. r C. Hooper 80. Class. won oy D.
/ buckley 'o2 : u. second II. b. Wotherspooa'
IT., %. p ,,,..,
Sixteen pound hammer--Co.lege won BY B. c. hinmsn'
90 IS t. 81. in second. H. f. Tuttle cl' 'ass' ~"
nv C. w Leningwcll II. %; f. T. smith, W. ,ecoha
mad ,ur,n college woa by Victor Mapes 'ol 20 ".
,oL IN second II. +. Welsh, 90 Class won by A. n
Alexander 'O3 second. d. Bandler, 92
nigh mnp-Co!legc. by T. C. Hooper, 80; IT,
50, in second. Il. l. Buckley 92 VINO also won "s
class contest . ,.,., An,
. Tue n Mar-Coumbia VARSITY pulled Berkeley Ath'
lotto CMb In two pulls. Gs inches and inches Ina
men in the teams were: ,,
columbia. q NJ flnot,
i ii Miller Anchor ~ n,,n
NJ Hcwl' y T. Sherman