New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-21
HARTARD'S ATHLETES Yin.
TWO THOUSAND SPECTATORS SEE THE ANNUAL.


CONTEST WITH YALE.
Ncw-Havon, May 90 (SpeciaD.-Two thousand
spectators assembled at the Yale field this afternoon
TO witness the second annual meeting Of the athletes
Of Yale and Harvard. The weather threatening
and cold wind blew across the field, but while
it made the spectators uncomfortable. 1t only no
suited In ne Contestants putting life into their
work. The 44C.yard dan the feature OF tho
day. G. f. SANFORD, Yale '94 took the lead at tho
START and finished first in So 3-5 seconds; Z. w.
Pinkham, second; W. II. Wright Harvard, third.
The lOOyard dash won By W. Swayne Ir Yale,
'95 in 1918 seconds: L. W. Allen, Yale, '9i.
second: G. F. Brown. 1r., Harvard. '0: third. d.
3. Lyman, Yale, '94, won the l2O-yard hurdle in
10 2-5 seconds; G. X. Fearing, jr, Harvard '93,
second, and o. ". Stead. Harvard, 'o3, third.
Harvard took all the points in tho
milo walk l. E. Wright Yale, '93.
who looked like n winner, tainted The last lap and
the three Harvard men walked in. c. r. Bardeen
and A. Il. Bndioott were tied for first place On the
sup Endicott took first prize time, 74l 3-5.
j. l.. Horton third. Yale got six points in the
hammer throwing contest. z. T. Stillman. "a. was
first throwing the hammer 100 feet rs inches;
s. H. Evans. L. s., Harvard, 100 feet 3-o inches,
and c. f. Coke. Yale. 1913, 96 feet Ia inches.
The shot putting contest was won by d. b. Lyman,
ir. YALE 0s, who put the shot IS feet 3 SIS inches;
s. NJ Evans. L. S. H., second, 81 feet II inches.
and sslllman, Yale. third, 36 feet 6l-2 inches.
The two-n mile hcyrle race was won by p W. Davis.
'o3 Harvard in @ minutes Is seconds. 1t was
beautiful race, Davis just squeezing In and Winning
in the last fifteen yards G. X. b. Wade, 3d. Yale,
WAS second and r. H. Davis, L. s. H., third.
The ssO-yard run was considered n sure tans Tor
Yale with W. b. Wright, jr, '9c, Yale, In 1t but J.
Corbin OF Harvard came up in the stretch ana hmsaed
first in :Oi As, three yards ahead OF Wright, VINO
beat g. L. Batchelder, '92, by two feet for second
place. 49,
Each SIDE had thlrty-two points previous TO tho
race and by making six points Harvard took me
lead. 49,.
There were ten entries i'll the 22Oyard dash, ous
the three best men from each college were chosen anu
ran the races. W. Swayne, IT., Yale. 3D. won ~
% 2-5 seconds; Z. W. Allen, Yale, '9f. was secono
ard w. L. Thompson, Harvard. '93, third. Tue po'0
vault fell 10 YALE o. q. Cartwright. 1913. gettns o's
the pole at 10 feet: f. II. Hart, '9i. Yale. 'ooH
second place NJ. wheelwright, "a, Harvard, "s'
third The c20-yard hurdle race was won py !"
r. Fearing jr, 49, Harvard, In 25 35: J. fA.on'
Yale Of second and W. NJ. Duane. Harvard W.
thlrd O. W. stead 90. Harvard, jumped 81 feet :
as inches In the running broad jump, and cap.arS
first Pile A. H. Green, '92, Harvard was ee tmn
and / H. Cioss "a, Yale, third. The nlsn Jump
was won by e. Il. Fearing. OF Harvard. who !umIsu
4 feet II So inches 4. Ii. Green ana i. Z; Sic
win both OF Harvard were second ana tmu u"
spsctivey. $780,, .s. .,sbt
points 10 her score. making total OF oi poiu.s ~
Tales 81. Harvard. therefore. won; Inc ThH
was heavy and no records were siattereu', o..
points were divided as follows: for nrst' 'o'
second, and / for third.