Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-13
AT THE uN1vEnsIrx.

Chances Tor the Cup-Yalo Defeats Hartford at Base Ball-Lecture aS she Medical schooI-The Atalanta Crew Have Engaged Quarters aS the New Haven House.
 Probably the most successful games ever held at Yale took place yesterday in the presence of a fair sized crowd. The features were the fine hurdling of Williams '91 and the 100 yards dash by Sherrill. Williams ran the 120 yards hurdle in 16 3-5 seconds, equaliug the Yale record made by O. B. Berger 's8 s. at the Yale field June 15, 1888, and beating the intercollegiate record by 5 seconds. In the 22O yards hurdle he broke the Yale record by 1-5 seconds. 0. H. Sher- Till made successful attempt after running one race to beat his record of 10 1-5 seconds. He covered the distance in 10 seconds, equal ing the intercollegiate record made by Wen- dell Baker of Harvard in 1885. This Is the best time ever made..at.the Yale field. The other events were well contested. The tug of-war contest was @ very tame affair, the Yale team making very poor showing. The New Haven team was crippled by the absence of the regular anchor, l.. Lling. Yale lost the drop by about inches and at the end of the pull had taken back 1A inches of it.
 Yale has good chance to win the Inter collegiate cup this year again for she is quite sure of several second places ana nrsts enough to win.
 Billy Harmar formerly of 20, one of Yale's prominent athletes was present at the games. He was greatly pleased at the results and thinks now he will change his bets The events and winners are as follows: 100 yard dash, 0. H. Sherrill 10 1.5 seconds, Robin. son 20 second. Mile run, Ellsworth 'S0, 4 minutes 4S seconds, Cheney '92 second. l20 yards hurdle, Williams '91, 16 3-5 seconds. Deminps go s. second. Two mile bicycle, | Clark i91, 6 minutes 525 seconds, Lawson l 93 second. 440 yards dash-Robinson go | 53 2.5 seconds, Wright '92 second. Mile | walk-PuRderford '02 minutes 31 sec- onds, Bunnell '92 second. 220 yards hur- | dle-Williams. 27 seconds. Half mile run Ellsworth 90 9 minutes 4 1.5 seconds, Key holds '91 second. 220 yard dash-Sherrill, 24 seconds, Miller '93 second. Pole vault-Ryder '9l, g feet 1111 inches, Cartwright '93 second.
 Potting the Shot.-1, Williams '91; FL cock M. s. 8; T. F. Bayard, jr., 20; 4, w. Mills '93, w. w. Heffelfnger '9l S. Won by No. 9, distance 37 feet 8 inches. Second No. 1.
 Running High Jump.-1, Deming go s.; 9, Kitchel '92, 8; D. Tenny '9l; 4, J. o. Tracy | 20 S.. 5 R. L. Williams '91. Won by No. 3. Heigth feet 6inohes. Second No. l.
 Throwing hammer-1, W. W. Hefdefngel '91 g.. 9, Elcock, M. s.; 3, Bayard 20; 4, H. L. Williams 91. Won by No. 9; distance
 Running broad jump-1, Tenny '9l; 9, w l.. KitoheI '92; 8. Williams '9l; 4, G. E Crump '92 S.; 5, F. W. Yates '93; 6, @. H Pinney '91 s. Won by No. 8, distanc, twenty feet, eleven and one-half inches, sec ond No. 4.
 Yale team, tug. of-war-1, 0. L. Avery '9S l2, 0. W. Leavenworth '92; 3, W. I. Lowe (anohor) 0. Dussler '90.
 New Haven team-1, N. E. Grail go; 9, A Kling; 3, L. P. King; (anchor) M. Kling Winning team, New Haven. Distance, 4 inch.
 The officers were:
 Referee-Walter 0. Camp 80.
 Judges-C. H. Sherrill 'S9, s. W. Child '91. T. F. Bsyard, jr. go, F. o. Wsle0tt '91
 Timers-A. B. Coxe 'S7, F. w. Saoket '91 l.. 0. Dole.
 Scorers and measurers-T. G. Shearmal 'S9, H. Cheney '92, s. c. Thompson '9l, C.B Davison go 8.
 Clerk of course Robert Hsrtshorne go.
 Assistant clerks-J. B. Townsend '01, A Francke '91 S., s. Pearce '91 S., W. B Franklin '92.
 Starter-D. Fitzpatrick.
 | HARTFORD, Conn.,, May 12.-The Yale an' Hartford teams played on the Ward stree grounds to-day in the presence of 300 people The game was close one and the colleg boys were finally victorious. Winklema and Moore were the battery for the hom team. Dalzsll occupied the box for Yale
 The score:
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 The Berkeley Athletic clubs spring eanst
 which will take place next Saturday, promis
 to be unusually interesting. Among tn competitors will be about twenty-five me
 from Harvard, thirty-fve from Yale, twent
 from Princeton and full delegation fror
 Columbia. Many Improvements have bee
 made at Berkeley oval this season and every thing has been arranged for the comfort an convenience, both of the athletes and spects tors.
 ,I Invitations have been sent out by the Yal
 Medical society to attend @ lecture given b Dr. s. Waterman of New York city on "Th Deleterious Effects of Nitrous Oxide of Ga on the Human Economy as Verified by Spec troscopio Observation" It will be given @ the Medical school Wednesday, May IA, a I6p.m.
 The Atalanta boat club has engaged qual ters for their crew at tho New Haven Hous on their arrival in the city several days pre- vious to the date fixed for the race with th Yale crew May "A.