Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-12
ATHLErIc EVENTS.

ATHLETIC EVENTSs Connecticut High school Field Day
 Big SHccess Hillhousess Victory :- CeIebrated-Yale shuts Out Prince
 ton-The Hall Games GseneraIly.
 The fifth annual field day of the Con- neetiout High School Athletic association and the third contest for the Yale cup was | held on the Yale field on Saturday after noon. Over 1000 people attended the games. The games taken ss a whole were exceedingly oreditable to the school, and the list of entries were never as large be- fore. It was great day for the Hillhouse boys as they won the Yale cup for the first time. The two previous years 1t has been won by the Hartford high, school.
 The high school boys of this city eele- brated their victory by paradiag the streets on Saturday night, headed by five carriages containing Principal Thomas and the members of the winning team. The schools taking part in the contests were the Hartford high school, Hillhouse high school, New Britain high school, Hillside school of Nov Britain, Bridgeport high school, Hopkins Grammar school of this city, Willimantie high school and the Col lins Street Classical school of Hartford. Of these Hillhouse scored Al points, Hartford 27, New Britain 9, Hillside 15, Bridgeport 5, Hopkins 24 and Williman- tic D.. r Tho scoring was on nine point basis, points for the winner of each event, 3
 for second and for third.
 The summaries of the games were as
 follows:
 ' 1ardu doc }rsth Hnrf If
 New Britain, first, time Il seconds; Sumner, | Hopkins, secsnd. ,.
 II I-5 seconds; Foster, Bridgeport. second. Third heat -Stolier, Hopkins, first time il 1-5
 Hepa first
 il seconds; Savage, Hillheuse second. Semthnal hea-Hart, New Britain, first, time
 HopRins sscOhds hsd somnef h0pklns 1ec0no
 Final heat-Hart. New Britain, first. time 10 4-s ] seconds; Perkins, Hartford, second; Sumner, ] 1so-yard hurdle-F1rst heat, Lyon, Bridgeport, second. ' -' ''' ,r second heatmmspreyer. HiIlhouse, first; time, Final heat-Spreyer, Hnlhouse, first; time: : -lEs5 9 sse9nds; TteT;bridge' S;I Hopkins second 3 One mile run-Pomeroy, willimantic, first
 #iHsss;s TinHsss; Tyler Hh0uSe second MiIe WaF@Ware MneSSs, Hartford first: tme
 minutes, 15 s-5 seconds; Parkaurst, Hartford
 ssSGnd; She sheldSn New BTitsn ln. third rd; +, .. | ffsHaos Hsesfosa, ns thrs nA'''0fo' se00n0 MOTIFS ;: house, first, distance 7s feet 51s inches; Hamil
 ton Hopkins second; ; Hiptz, Hiilhouse @ third third. !, l. for second place at feet a4 inches. Running broad jump;aoF!anagan, Hillhouse Hopkins, Hop second; Cheney, ~ Hartferd, third. g Running high jump1.Lyeen. .L Bridgeport sn an d | inches: I1noW0aV0r, HODkiDS. third.
 440 yard dash-Hine,. Hillside school, first
 Ss sr " 2sO yard hurdle-First heat, Hine of HiIlsdal first time as t tase1nds Hart Q, Ne' r. seconds; Trow bridge Hopkins grammar schoo to Final heat, Hine Hillside school first ;tIme 25 l. ns seconds; ; Esed' Hillhouse, second; Perkins, Har of 2ao yards. dash-First heat, Twtchell, liar
 ferd, first, tin1e % 4:5 seconds; Hart, Ne Id Second heat, Sumner, Hopkins, first; time, { " seconds; Dimock, Classical school, second. J, Putting the shot-Peck, HiIlhouse, first; dis
 second Morris, Hartford, third.
 ssss The officers of the meeting were: 2.s Xi,s %dsS % T y' Hi%skok Yale s5s Q G. Cartwright Yale g Timsss s mesrsoS T S HaEtfSsd a Yae ss Dame Ne ss Britain; Mr. chids of Yale. ss Measurers-M H. Kershaw, Yale, '95; R. l Scorers Track events: H. R. Ficken, Yale g
 weaver, Yale Y s4 D B LyWan, ,1 Yale A. ,s5 @. nd aEe cierf of S coarse@w aafitt,k fikYY Yse s ss
 AssistantsaE; NJ; Taylor, H. I; H. g.; 2; by ". R. CorbIn, F. H. S., N. B.; H. L. Bishop. he Starter-w H. Robertson.
 Grand marshal-R. A. Reynolds.
 THE BALL GAMES.
 The ball games Saturday resulted as flo fir lows: At Providence, Harvard 3, Brow to o; at Hanover, N. H., Amherst 5; Oar
 mouth 8; at Ithaca, N. Y., Cornell 6, Penl ee sylvania 8; at Philadelphia, Philadelphia at St. Louis 6; at Boston, Boston 8, Pittsbul CT 3; at Baltimore, Baltimore 4, Cleveland in at New York, New York 2, Louisville 6;
 Washington, Washington r. Chicago 9;
 Brooklyn, Brooklyn 4, Cincinnati 9. 4 on Bridgeport for the state T. A. B. chan ds pionship between St. Joseph's of Bridg .r port and St. Ignatius of this city, the Ne
 Hayen's were syiotorious by score of
 to4.
 of The Mayer, Strouse & Go. team beat al team from Benton & Co.'s by a score ;n g to
 ,.I YALE SHUTS OUT THE TIGERS.
 PRINCETON, June 11.-Four thousar of people witnessed the game between Va ,v and Princeton yesterday afternoon. IT os excitement ran high throughout the enti of contest. Mackenzie did not appear in le field on account of sickness. Woodcoc - was brought over from center, and playe DIT in fine form, accepting eight chances wit Is out an error. Humphreys did the catcl he ing, while Trenchard went to right fell
 Drake pitched the game of his life, on
 two hits being made off his delivery. To Ist few costly errors and very poor base rul on ming Princeton may attribute her defea tn The score: