New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-13
SUNDAY

shcad' H. A. A. 10 feet Ia inches; 6. 5. Robertson,
fremont A. C., 10 feet inch \. II. Green. II. A. A.
ana VI. A. C.. 10 feet 1-o inch; A. A. Zimmerman.
~ D. A. C., feet II "a inches: Charles Crawlcy.
fremont a. C., 8 feet II IL inches.
In the running hop. step and Jump the preliminary
contests resulted follows: f. b. Hlo>s, Phillips
Exeter Academy. A feet: J. T. Connolly, fremont
A. c. A3 feet IL inches; g. F. Robertson, fremont
A. Co. 40 feet inches; j. F. Morse b. \. A., A.
feet inches; J. II. Clausen Z. A. A.,
AZ feet inches; E. W. Gof, 4"
feet
In the pole-vaulng for distance. A. II. Green
ii. A. a. and NJ. \. c., % feet > IL inches. W. o..
Irwin, fremont A. c.. "a feet IA inches: F. Mason.
II. A. A.. "A feet : inches J. J. McMullen. p. A. c..
"a feet 3 34 inches F. J. Hosp NJ, A. Co. "a icct
l IL inches W. Newman y. J. 4. C.. "a feet men
Green. Irwin and Mason broke the record Of "a feet
b inches.
Inc evening exhibition was attended by A. large c
enumerated above and in addition the 1OO-yard
run, three fOurths Of mile waih l,oOOyaid run
wight for height, putting the twenty four pound shot
The results were "a follows: seventy hvc IaiI dA>h.
second, Q. X. HAYES third. -ix hundred wards ran
Moa BY C. po a. d. A. scecuo n"F I"f ecr
5 d. a. A third j. C Deys we NJ f. JvS G
second Jordan got fall which DELAYED HIM: A. T.
M N G Mao the IN w e lq His rccori wa, feet
inches c. Cravlcy. fremont, second feet 10 inches
H. h. Prltcha!d, =. l. \. e., } i'%' y Hl'h = III
the three fourths mile walk there were thrcc comlet-
tors-W. X. BLrKhar p. \. C., won IN D min 3 :. ,
{. L. Nicol. VI. 4. G.. second; }. i, keating.
X. \. c., third. The 15Oyard run was closely CON
tested and was won by j. +. Lee' of II. 4. A: and
\. Y. a. C., time 10 - Sec: W. il. Morgan. ~ y
A. c.. second. T. |. Lee, y. Y. A. C.. third
The l.OOO-yard run was one Of the most exciting
Of the night. G. T. Fearing, IL. ~ A.: won
NJ. \. c.. second W. D. Day, \. J. A. c.. third. Tho
2Poya hurdle race vac .o won by A. r F. Copsla"1
A. c.. second A. 4. Jordan. \. Y. A. c. third. Tho
Gray, y. y. 4. c. putting me shot =" IT, II % H.
thus beating the best record IN the world E l.; Lam
6rccht NJ 4 c. second .; H. l. III 81 . M tandin
broad lump. S Crook VI. 4. G.. at 10 feet
inches 4. A. Zimmerman y. j. \. G., 10 feet
Ii inches A. IL. Green. II. A. y. 10 feet inches
In the fourmile walk t. D. Lanse; OF Inc ',nt' IN
Club. took the lead at tr'mndons pace ana r.
tanned 1t throughout. making the distance IN ="
minutes As - seconds; C. 1. Nichoh, NJ H. c.;
pole vault L. H. Green. Of the Harvard and Man
haitian Athletic Clnbs. won the championship. Jump
ing 26 feet - inches. /. J. Hosp. VI. y C.. -
feet 10 IL inches, W. g. Irwin. Fremont fr,'
= . inches. The two mile run was won bv W. u.
Day, y j. A. C.. in 9 Minutes 80 % seconds. beating
the hest indoor record and coming WITHIN on AM
twOifths seconds of tho best outdoor record. W. I.
third. The 3OO-yari~ run was Won by Harvard men.
". G. Downes first. time 80 Is seconds. ". II.
Wright second +. G. Moen third.
The standing broad jump wa won by G.. :. Robert
SON fremont. "a feet I II inches \. \. Zimmerman
second 81 feet II inches. : Crook NJ a. g.. third;
80 feet "a inches. In throwing the hfiy SIX pound
weight for height. !. :. MITCHELL y j. A. g.. PAT u
- feel. The last contest on The programme
was the hop. step and jump. which was ended
AT about II 30. The result was as follows: J. =.
Connolly fremont \. G.. 81 feet 10 inchc-. second.
f. L. Bo>S Phillips Exeter Academy, a. feet third.
J. II. Clauscn. Is. \. A.. 10 feet . II inches.