New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-15
ORANGE AND BLACK AHEAD.
THE ATHLETIC GAMES AT BERKELEY OVAL.
PRINCETON oUTPOINTs COLUMBIA AND BREAKS

PRINCETON oUTpoINTs COLUMBIA AND BREAKS
TIE RECORD FOR TIE MILE WALK.
The representatives OF the orange and black came
over from Princeton yesterday and gathered IN iotc
at the berkeley oval. incidentally carrying OH TIE
honors in the Princeton-Columba athieuc s"mcS
They won nine OF the fourteen contests, and when the
games were over points stood seventy eight TO iory
eight In their favor. In spite OF the uncohiot'ap'e
day goodly number OF the friends of the colleeiahs
we're present 10 witness the games Columbia coiors
predominated, and many blue ard white hass "",'s
limp in the damp air. One maiden, however, p'o"s"'
large orange and black flag. and sat down eAacp !"
the middle Of the grandstand she had 'he o''i,
Princeton flag displayed Her presence seemed 10
keep the Princeton men in good spirits. II at any time
they needed such announcement. The Columbia men
bad excellent voices and used them good deal.
President Low and his private secretary, Mr. BecDe'
were present. About 200 people altogether were I'D
the grandstand. Thiry-fve athletes came over from
Princeton. They could hardly have come on more
di>agreeable day. The rain poured down steadily the
track was bad and the officials stood about unoer nm
brellas. Nevertheless they went back with the salts
faction OF having Of their men break the college
record on mile walk. +. 4. Borcherling, '93. made
his mile In minutes So 35 seconds. breaking the
record mado BY Hale. OF Harvard last year OF 80 To-
The twO-mie bicycle race the first contest de-
cided. 1t won by w. II. Hall, Columbia '02; ;
MofDt Princeton, '93, were second ard third. respec
lively. ". j. Grandin Princeton. '04, was ahead for
some time, but tumbed OF his wheel.
J. 5. Roddy, Princeton Seminary. won the 44O-yard
run I'm 50 % seconds G.. VI. McCampbell, Princeton
o. Second, and c. " Black Princeton. '04. was
third.
II. T. Harding Columbia, 'o3, won the 12O-yard
hurdle in II Is seconds. The second and third
men n. l.. Demng. Columbia, '03, and A. Nc
Lanahan Princeton '92, respectively
The 1OO-yard dash by &. II. SWAIN Prince
ton '9i In 10 % seconds, p. Vreedenburgh, Prince
ton '02 second, and ii. c. Harding, Columbia
'o3. third.
w. b. Woodbridge Princeton. 1913, ran one mile in
4:iS Is; II. W. Koeher, Princeton. '05 came in SIC
ond. and F. n. Whitney Columbia. 90. third.
Three Columbia and three Princeton men entered
for the one-me walk. F. A. BOrcherng, Princeton
'03. ard G. ". Ottey. Princeton, '93. led of, with
Lloyd Coils. Columbia, '03, close behind them. Coils
holds the intercollegiate record Of SO 10 though he
never equacd Iac's time. The relative position OF
the men did not change until they had walked three
quarters of mile, when Coils got slightly ahead
Eorchcrng caught up and came In about len
feet ahead. Coils looked exhausted. and offcious
friends rushed up to support him. and though
he walked the line, yet they had taken him by
the shoulders and he ruled out. This gave Ottlcy
second place and d. S. Iglehart, Columbia o4, third.
Borcherlings time was 30 35.
T. Il. Turner, Princeton, '33, MADE The nall mile
run I'm "a 2-5. l.. Il. Crane, Princeton Seminary,
was second and G.. W. Belts. Princeton 80, third.
The 900 yard hurdle race was won by J. p. Lee,
Columbia. 'O4, In % ID seconds. II. 7. Harding,
Columbia. 03, and r. d. Small, Princeton, 49,. were
second and third respectively.
p yredcnburgh, Princeton. '92. won the c20-yard
dash In 90 seconds. G.. X. Swain, Princeton, o.
came In second, and f. G. Moen. Columbia. o4 third
This ended the track contests. The field contests
had gone on at the same time.
b. Morris. Columbia "a. threw the hammer 50
feet inches. b. c. Human. Columbia. '95, "a feet
inches and A. Wheeler. Princeton. 05, SO feet 6
inches.
In the running high Jump II. F. Sill. Princeton. '94.
made 3 feet : Inches. j. p. Lee. Columbia, '04. 3
feet inches and A. c. IIenken, Princeton '03. fect
3 Inches.
F. II. bowman, Columbia. '0f. vaulted with pole
o feet, b. l.. buckley Columbia '92. made a record
OF feet inches, and III. F. Sill, Princeton, 81, OF
. feet.
f. Ramsdell, Princeton. %. won the running broad
lump Ills distance 30 feet 10 "a inches. I. Is.
Turner. Princeton, 03, Jumped 20 feet "a inches,
and F. L. Pail, Columbia. '95. 20 feet IA inches:
Ranlsde has done better. having public record OF
~ fest u inches.
j. Bever1dge Princeton. '03. put the shot 80 feet
IA inches A. Wheeler. Princeton. '9o. mane
record Of 32 feet "a inches, and H. Taylor, Prince
ton. O5. OF ~ feet inches.
Tho games committee was made up as follows
P1nceton-(rowl Wentworth. Parke ii. Davis and
p Vrs-denburgh Columbia-Edmund II. Miller. Dwight
W. Taylor and IL. l. Brghtman.