New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-09
FOR THE BIG COLLEGE TOURNAMENT
ENTRIES WHICH PROMISE INTERESTING SPORT
At PHILADELPHIA NEXT WEEK.

ENTRIES WHICH PROMISE INTERESTING SPORT
At PHILADELPHIA NEXT WEEK.
The preparations for the great athletic Geld tourna
mcnt for American colleges. which viii be held at
Philadelphia on May Il and IS, are now nearly com
IJctcd. The committee In charge OF the affair met
at the Colombo Hotel saturday night and decided
upon most Of the preliminary arrangements. Inc
following committee will have charge OF the arrange
ments: Charles ]. Mdlary, hotels and accommodn-
TONS treasurer; Robert j. Chapman. decorations :
Robert W. Lloyd. track and programmes; W. = W.
Kirby river entertainments W. scott shcard. secrc-
tary p. o. Box 7G3; Thomas Cameron house enter
tanment; Alonzo Il. Parsons, transportation ~ h'
Toy, ground accommodations: James McCutehcon' IT,
tents Eugene Xiebcr, chairman; Dr. Thomas IL.
fenton president A. c. :. ~. cX-oileio IL IS Sail
that $4,000 will be spent on the gronnds' sr""u
| stands. decorations, prize. etc
The following men, we'll known IN athletic ciicrs'
have been selected to ofciae Referee. william b'
| Curtis, n. y. A. c.: judges. Harry W. McM'''
A. c. :. N; F. w. jansen, 5. |. a. C.. ana Jnihes
i. sullivan; diners. Robert stoll, y. !. n. y. :
j. II. Abeel. y. V A. c.; c. {. Hughes. VI. ~ w.
and c. A. Reed. y. Y. a. c.: mcasurerS. Mai'oI',
W. Ford NJ. a. c.: A. A. Jordan. y. \. ~ C' anu
George Goldle ~ V A. c.: scorers FOR track races
f. G. Carter y. Y A. G., and y. PrVer''iH' ~
b. c.; scorers fer field competitions, ho""l" a.
Perry Columbia \. G., and &. f. secN' Jn"-c Vi
walking F. =. Murray: umpres, {. W. ""'',''' :
A. Il, Rich and q. J. Hradish. y. l. ~ - 80
Of COURSE Samuel J. Cornell VI. ~ C'' ai''''"'",
Fred W. Burns: official reporter. W. de +. Ios'"''"'
NJ A. G.: starter. william II. Robertson h'"u'''fr
f. G. Carter and Marshal, VI. W. PmlIp'' a.,
The competitions which have been placed OH NV
programme with the limit Of handicap III eac" '''
fest are rs follows: 1OOyard da.h uimu ' >.
ocO-yard dash Qimit 10 yards, quarter ",''' ,"'
limit 20 yards) halfmile run umit 80 NarIs' WI.
milo rim amit GO YARDS. onemie walk pinit ~
III, f,,rnn i
broad jump Qmit fcct. pole vnni' "I'i'' WV,
uniting lG pound shot Omit feeD. throwing lo'po"u
hammer Omit IL feet. 120yard high hur"le NV
d,mit ) yar,is) and yard low hurdle race V'"''
10 yards. ,,a,r
Representatives have been entered from fil"'o''''
the University of Pennsylvania, Col"rlph' wa"
more Wesleyan, stevens Institute, IiaveioH'' NcW
ynn, ,.,ivor.itv LAFAYETTE Johns Il0pkins. Cornell
| ord TRINITY No athletes have been entered by c'hcr
Vale ar Harvard though the full inercollcsi"e '"
Of Princeton Columbia and University OF fchh'y N'"'
will be there. Perhaps the most lmP'''""t e"'S 20
the list Is that Of W. Byrd Pngr III inc ru"n"s NJ
hmm Page was an old Pennsylvania student ana
holds th. worlds amateur record 4" FEET lh'"'7' ."
high Jumping but has not competed Tor So, the
| Walter G. Dohn Princeton, 10 t.' nwu , =,
worlds halfmle amateur record Il MINI" 90 half
m,lo and mile runs. .2O-yaId dash ana bral J','p
Among the other notable entres may oe r. swain
Of Princeton and f.; ~ Iurr aTT' Rodd2
and ' We G. pn onm. Of Princeton ts quarter miIe
run; F. II. Whitney. Columbia; r. H. Tnrn1r =, ,, t.
| ppmldv and W e. Dohnl Of Princeton IN u" mil
| - y T. Whitney Columbia ana ". j.. Wocibriug',
Princeton in the mile run LLOYD Gollis U"1i ~ ,sc
!, pnrchorling and c. W. Ottlcy, Princeton, IN M
,i ,,,lb ~ g., sherman, New York University l."
Rausicll and W C. Dohm. Princeton, ana J. X; bev,f
cnux University Of Iennsy vnna' ~ NC Dr1au j"'p
: HowSor University Of Pcnnsyivania IN IN" hrHty
weight contests; and g. :. Nicholas. ,Ciumon; e. e;
pan,",i.l princeton: !. Il. DcycrcnuX. University ol
| I,.nnsvIyanla. in the hurdle races.