New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
HANDICAP GAMES AT PRINCETON.
TWO RECORDS BROKEN-THE wINNERs-A TEN
MS CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE
BERKELEY SCHOOL.

MS CHAMPIONSHIP FOR THE
BERKELEY SCHOOL.
Princeton n. j., May 0 (SpecaD.-About 1,5O0 peo
pie witnessed the second annual handicap games OF
the University Track Athletic Association this after
with the exception OF strong breeze, the day
could not have been better and the widened track
in perfect condition. The contests were all
sharply fought and the time in the races good
There were two records broken At the close of the
games L. II. Cary ran against G.. r. Swain in a rs
yards race and broke the amateur record in 35 sec
onds. The Princeton record for a mile walk was
broken by F. A. Borcherlng, in minutes II seconds.
The officers of the day were Referee, J. E. Sui
Ivan, n. J. A c.; judges, W. B. Curtis N Y. A. G. !;
II. Mcmillan, A. C. s. NJ; S. J. Cornell, NJ. A. e.;
George Golde, N. Y. A. c.. timers, G. A. Reed, N. Y
A. c.; &c. c. Hughes, NJ. A. c.; r. Ston, N. Y.
A. c. measurers, G. F. Mckinney W. c. Spicer, Max
Farrand announcer, S. J. King, c. A. c.. scorers,
f. A. Dalton, ]. Westervet f. A. Poe; clerk Of the
course, Louis Levin Am. A. c.; grand marshal
T. ]. Turner; starter, W. H. Robertson; Judge Of
walking F. P. Murray, A. A. A.; official handicapper,
E. c. Carter.
The contests and winners were as follows:
1OOyard dash-First trial heat was won by G. r.
Swain, Princeton, yards 10 Is seconds second trial
heat by II. l.. Halock. NJ A. c., yards, in 10 2-5
seconds; third trial heat by NJ. Remington, NJ. A. Co.
Yale aud n. y. A. c., yards. 10 is seconds fifth
trial heat by W. P. Belknap. L. a. C., 4 1-2 yards,
g. r. SWAIN in 10 seconds second trial heat by S. L.
Lasell, 10 1-5 seconds; final heat won by q. 4.
aa6 yard hurdle race1First trial heat Won by George
schwegIer, n. Y A c. time, ~ 3-5 seconds second
trial heat by F. H. Shaefer, NJ. A: G, IL yards IN
p As seconds; final heat by H. L. Williams Yale and
n Y A. c., in 2e seconds; George schwegler second
eOO-yard race, all in one heat-Won by W. b.
Wright IT,, Yale and N Y. A. c., 16 yards, tune M-
ute Is seconds second, 5. Scove ir, 80 yards Yale
''G one mile waik-won by F. A. Borchering Prince
ton and n. Y. A. c., in minutes 13 30 seconds
actual time; C. o. Ottley, Princeton and N y a. "
second. - -, -. =, =
feet lump % feet inches; second, George schWeg-
Ter, n. Y. A. c., foot inches. =, ,oo.
22o yard race-First trial heat won by A. II. Jones;
Yale and ~ Y. A. c.. yards DO % seconds second
trial heat J. P. Lee Harvard and n. Y A. e., yaIus,
81 as seconds In the final heat Lee and Remington
ran from scratch A. H. Jones won in - 10 secouS'
One-mne run-won by A. G. Williams Yale and
A e. o,S 10 yars' IN %lnufSs Is B W WoedSpdse
44O-yard novice race-Won by !. |. Brokaw, Prince-
tom in SO seconds f. 5. Smith Princeton ana H. f.
sill Princeton, dead heat for second place ,,,
n. Y A. c., minutes So seconds w H. Hall.
\. Y. A. c. 120 yards, second; K. L. Moifatt Prince
ton, 100 yards, third. ,,.,.u.o, \, "
A. C. height feet II IA inches f. W: Gof NJ A; O.,
inches, second J. H. Thompson, l.. A. C'' D inches
third ..ouo,. - .,o host
navcrs from the New-Yo Brooklyn and Ncw-Jersey
schools took place at Princeton to-day; me cnan-
ponship was won for the Berkeley sonool OF New,
G. Uerrck The second prize was won for the Law
renceyllle School by Hamlln and Perry The follow
ing are the semi,fn scores s.o and Smith - q
and 8 10 5. H. Colby and g. Herrck beat HamlLn
and Parry q 10 a. 10 A. H. Colby and G. Herrick
beat Colby and H. Mccormick to 4, 8 to 4.