The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-15
PRINCETON BEATS COLUMBIA.
RATHER A ONE-SIDED ATHLRTTO DUEL
BE1WKEN TEE COLLEGES

8E1WKEN TIE COLLEGES
The Tigers via Niae Out OF Fourteen
Eveats, sac Score 10 Foints 60 as
DerckeriIne Defeats Coils. and Break
the Intercollegiate RecorA-Gooa Pc r.
fSrnsaees for . Nae Day.
The blue and white met tho orange and black
at the Berkeley Oval yesterday afternoon. and
In the athletic duel which followed Columbia 3
dainty colors were ruthlessly dragged through
the mud by the Princeton Tigers. 1t was an
overwhelming defeat
some fatality appears attached to the beauti-
full Oval. With few exceptions every impor-
tant meeting scheduled to take place there has
been married by Indictment weather. Had yes
terdsy been pleasant there would have been
thousands present to cheer on the struggling
collegians. and lend an attractive liveincss to
the natural beauty OF the grounds. As 1t was
only . few hundred were there. and there was
little life In them. The crowd was with Co.
lumbla. as a spasmodic Rail- Tahi Rahi
C-o-l-u-m-b-i-a!" informed the spectators.
Smiling. bronzed Jack McMusters marched
into the Murray Hill Hotel ct 1915 o'clock
yesterday with his athletic warriors forty
strong. The veteran trainer was not over
sanguine. as he had not dared to bring his
hampionships only two weeks of. there being
danger Of the cracks going stale. "But
think we'll w!n." said "scotty," eonseryya,-
aiorSe that more thar Offset the host Ct grand
for three months vacation next month. and
he won almost enough on Borcherling In the
IathroP ss o hand
to watch tho work OF tho men who threaten to
lower 10y the crimson on May 20 While the
scored thlrty.seven points to Golum6ia's
the outcome q the coming battle p 'eA''0
the oponinGi 60.yard dash. a though thetolum
bia boys wore not overanxious to place their
but could not inisI botter than third r to swain
nH rs
hs feow he was enabled to secure
ri dPySSs1'1RE d9s got away with the quar-
ter; and Turner showed he is the best half
sF h a. %aes DUhmy %o ala
fairly well in the. mile. hut will have to run a
w dy ss %sf Ike de-
eision OF, which meant much money; Lloyd
Coils and Borcherling it is conceded. have the
give line. Borcherllns set, out 9 crack:
ns Pane from hS s sn5 the aop nSs the s
3:lD IS. oollis took the lead nearing the
three quarter pole. and held it within seventy,
stras 6lS2s @ hnF ksa!ns and iaIe
otser Wsre away
and Coils might have ,sauntored to the finish
and sti won SECOND s place BY 100 yards; Put Put
hd shovsd annd
left for Refree Schuyler to do but to disQualify
ance. Tho Judge Of walking got an idea that
orwsrd With deeison that Gos had a asiked
the mile fairly. There was very warm time
preyaled and Co sq partisan ss ad
mitted that a mistake had been made BY
Ss TINY. mnsss eH p1ssks
seconds and shows that The the, race was elinker;
general feeling that tho ex.Harvard crack
should have kept out o! the duel.
The summary Of the day is as follows:
TRACK EVENTS.
.1 nHs by vssds1.
S S1e &c s1Sn a:
.nSupI Hgs
Soi xs:n eos%s. third ' Ti%s ssso"d. 'es0Aa'
T'%e. m'nass. asfG sse$ @ ne N'''on' 'a''a'
iumoi., thi!i. Tins. minutes "a is seconds
SsSa
thrill seys a. 81
.; Knap. Columbia, second: 1. z Mohtt. Princeton.
sI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iin5a,s Receipts.
IL,
and second men. Second heat won by A. Mcianahan.
sseand another
Harding DsminG second and McLanAhAn third Time
rwohundreds Hurdle , R.ssmFirs.
iu sn s.ssnd Tt%. a795 seconds sssona heat
by TiG m ns .s
Lee Harding second. and Wilson third. Time ~ l.5
FIELD EVENTS.
FL Second ms nn e
PRINCETON, third. With 81 feet inches n-,.
~; Taylor Princeton
-ss *: e.. sy ssams,s ..ssas s
Running Ric.d IpnEwon BY R.m:ae Prince
'i ssd With si'a 20 Fell
~S sf sse iness SILL ef sSra
Ieet
The officials were: |
Referee Walter O. schuyler: Judges. j. r. Sullivan e
J. Giannni and C. W. Whitney: timers &. G. Hughes.
Robert Stoll and George A. Avery: clerk OF course r.
l. Cornell: assistants j. h. Anderson and O. Perry;
Judge Of walking. r. C. Austn starter. D. See; an.
louncer r. W. Burns
The POINTS scored 8 for a first. 2 for a sec- |
,nd, and for third the result being:
I,inoeton. Columbia. |!
.OO-yHrd run j
4o.yAri run. .,..,.........'...'.........
)nr mi run OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
mile walk. .....,..,........,.,..,....7
2byaTu hurlle rhce.......,,,.-.....,... J
rl huri lie race, I