Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-21
rHE WINrER mEErING

O1 th0 Yale Athl0G1C A000Ct0t1Om-Tho
 Big Armory Almost Filled-Excel-
 lent Training showed-Good Re-
 suits From Yale Men-Dadmun,s
 Easy victory-Many of fOut.of.Town
 People.
 The first winter meeting of the Yale Athletic association took place at the armory last night. The armory was near ly filled with an appreeiative audience, many of the most prominent people in the city and from out. of-town being present. A fifty yards trial dash was the first event. The first heat was won by Smith, Y. A. A.; the second by Hall, Y. A. A.; the third resulted in dead heat between Ea- ton, Y. A. A.. and Leeds, Y. A. A.; the fourth was won by Lord, B. A. A.; the fifth by Richards, Y. A. A !; the sixth by Day, Y. A. A.; the seventh by Brown, H. A. A.; the eighth by Holster, Y. A. A; the ninth by Csdy, Y. A. A.; the tenth by Thorne, Y. A. A.; the eleventh by Stew art, Y. A. A.; the twelfth by Allen, N. Y. l A. A. .E
 The second event was the semi-trials of the fifty yards dash.
 The first heat was won by Smith. Y. A. A.; the second by Richards, Y. A. A.; the third by Cady, Y. A. A A; the fourth by Allen, N. Y. A. A.
 The third event consisted of feather weight wrestling between Kershow and Murphy and Edmison and Collins, all of Yale. Murphy won the first bout, gaining fall in 4 minutes, 30 seconds; the second also resulted in draw, giving Murphy the match, as the other contestants failed to appear, and as Murphy sprsined his arm the contest will be finished at future
 date.
 The fourth event was the final heat in the fifty yards dash, which was won by
 Richards, Y. A. A., with Smith, Y. A. A,
 second and Allen. N Y. A. A, third. T The fifth event consisted of mile walk.
 A. A., second, and Leibzold, P. A., (scratch) tn I'd.
 The sixth event was the trials of the 600
 yards run. The first heat was won by
 Frank, Y. A. A, Batchelder, B. A. A
 second, and Hamburger, Y. A. A., third
 the second heat by Morrison, N. H. A. C.,
 first, Dadmun second, and HoeminRhaus, Y. A. A., third; the third heat by Kings ley, N. Y. A. O., first, Bull, H. A. A, sec. ond, and Potter, Y. A. A., third. .. Event No. , brought out the trials fol WAs won by Hart, Y. A. A., with Veiths, Y. A.
 A., second; the second heat was won by 3 Hall, Y. A. A., with Brown, H. A. A..
 second.
 The semi finals were event No. 8. They 3 were won by Brown, H. A. A. 3 In event No. g, the finals of the 60( , yards were run. Dadmun, W. A., had sr ;, easy victory. with Bstchelder, B. A. A. 8 second and Frank, Y. A. A., third. Tim, | i Heavyweight wrestling was event Nc , 10. In these bouts no falls occurred, st
 they were declared draw and will be fin
 ished at a future time.
 The finals of the fifty yards hurdle : event No. 12. resulted with Hall, Y. A. A, @ first, Hart, Y. A. A., second, and Va, ? Ingen third. There were two dead heat between Hart and Van Ingen. !, Next followed a one mile run, whicl : was won by Jarvis, W. A. A., with Blake , | H. A A, second and Hunter, N. H. A. c. ,, third. Time 4:4s4 45. a The running high jump was won b . Burke, 0. o. A. U with Sheldon, Y. 4
 A., second, and Rowe, Y A. A., third
 Burke's jump was feet, 84 inches, Shel t don's be1ng feet, II inches and Rowe's "a feet, 4 inches.
 70 The pole vault was won by Rice, Y. A j. A., with Cartwright, Y. A. A, second an ], l AuOIuun !. A. A., tu1EOs MUG JuWp wa Q 10 feet, 3 inches.
 ss The matches which resulted in dra, and unfinished races will be finished at th ,r next meeting.
 !. The games officials were as follows: Referee, o. H. Sherrii], Jr. Judges, Frank Dole, Wm. Mafatt. Wrestling-Ref ree W. 0. Camp; judges, J. ]
 Heaton, @. Crabb.
 Pole vault aud high jump-Judees, v. 0. M
 Cormick, R Wade, Mark Ewing; timers, {
 B. Coxe, W. 0. Dole, J. N Hill.
 Coxe, c. R. Hlckox; scorer, G. G. Martin; a ,e nouucer, N. H. Swayue Jr., tartsr, M. c. Mu
 phy; handicapper, H. s. Cornish