New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
YALE IS THE VICTOR.
TIE BLUE AHEAD IN THE INTERCOLLEGIATE
GAMES

! HARVARD GETS SECOND PLACE-ForR RECORDS
| gRoKEN-stMMAIY OF TIE CONTESTS.
Yale won, and Harvard. after beating In the dual
gamcs had TO yield In the intercollegiate. after
struggle full OF excitement from start TO finish, yes
| tcrday Manhattan Field. Four records were
| broken and there surprises throughout. The
track slow account OF the recent rain. but the
| fcrccness with which every contest fought may
be Judged by thr records In the field. There was not
| a single walkovcr. HickOk Yalc's young champion.
who broke the records In both the hammer throw and
the shot put. did wonders. The record OF Iinlay, o
Harvard IO7 feet : IL Inches. with the hammer.
gave way to los feet IL Inches. and the record OF
| Coke OF Yale. 40 feet o L. inches with the shot
gave way to Al feet Is inch. BuckhoSt. University
OF Pennsylvania did even more rcmarkab" individual
work. breaking the record In the pole-vaut made by
| Ryder, of Yale. OF 10 feet IL Inches. by clearing
10 feet 10 Ia inches, and winning second place in
| the 10O-yard dash and thir I'm the broad Jump lie
was protested late last night by Princeton on the
ground that he had not been In college year. but
| University of Pennsylvania men are collecting evr
dencc and Il Is probable that the claim Will be
! waived.
The attendance was 400. affected doubtless by
| the threatened storm. The weather seemed also to
dampen the enthusiasm. and records were broken
| without clicng even college yell. But II, the
! last, when excitement grew intense as to whether
| Harvard could possibly beat Yale everything was
clccrci and when II all over Yale showed clearly
that she appreciated her victory. Princeton ana
Columbia had the blues last night as we'll rs Iiar-
vard for Prncctons crack" Turner WAS beaten,
| and Columbia after having hate as 80 pressed
Yale closely for the ampiOnslp, had 10 be- con
tented with two third places.
As usual the polc-vault was protractcd, lasting
three hours and u half, and although The contest
was exceedingly close interest could not help haeging
The great number OF heats In the hundred yard dash
nj. lang
excitement WAS when the crowd rushed for a 10y
selling programmes the grand stand ana inc anger
OF the police was aroused. Three heats OF tie 100
yard hurdle had been run before II was dis
covered by the slow time, that the course was ten
yards too long In the third heat brown, Of liar
| ward; Russell Of Amherst and Cady and Hart. OF
Yale went over every hurdle with even a linc
rs soldiers on parade. Brown winning by a little.
llar, allowed u enter the run OF. rs ne was
slightly in the lead n, the I.oyard line. In the
first heat Of The bicycle race, W. II. Glcnny IT, 81
Yale broke Brcwstcr'S record Of , minutes
AZ 30 seconds by finishing IN . minutes ~ 40 scc'
| onds. In the final fr the hr,i IN laps there WIS
/ a genuine "loli.r No one dared 10 take the lead.
that the first quarter was done In mInub' /" 20
seconds. In the last lap came one Of III" hottest
sprnis Of the day. McGlcnny finally winning IN the
| uckiest fashion. for zen yards beyond tn" tar" he
fell. smashing his machine ana hurting himself hdly'
The quarter mile furnished beautiful race between
| saycr, OF Harvard. and Brokaw. Of Princeton, the
| latter winning In extremely hne style shaw. Of
| Cornell and Bingham. Of Harvard tied for third.
| the points being divided and The former getting th"
medal.
The u.ilcInn furnished surprise In Jarvis. o'
Wesleyan winning with a pin Ky nni,h. Every one
expected Borchcrng Of Princeton 10 win In o." Walk.
| ana he D.i nearly The wh0" why. Bat IN III" last
half lap Otcy. OF princcoa. passed him IN " spnrt
| that left him far behind. bo:'h"rns hoh" 'h"
record last year. and IT pro,ahn thai h has
1 nt..- Harry
did good work, coming within two Inches of the
| record
| The halfmile almost ia" feature o. ne
day Turner, Of Princeton. I, the National champion
and many expected to him via. lie led from the
| start 10 within ihr;vhvc yards 81 The tape. when
Corbin Of Harvard. passed lin By brilliant squirt
breaking his bart that he only took third. There
| Is no doubt that the lr.t plac. won lis
merits. Harvard took second ALTO. ard hts uncX-
.ectrd victory together with III" announcement that
! She had inst al three places In the high jump
began To revive her sinking hops and every Ole was
! I'm The greatest excitement 10 -" II IN" con" WI"
| ,n, low hurdles. Harvard placed her hops on
| Garcclon Yale, on Van Ingcn Al the sound OF Tie
| p,tol Garcolon came tearing down the track. ani
was v,l I'm the lead hurilr after hurdle I'LL Ia"
| last when Van Ingcn. by using every, particle VI
| nerve In him. Just won. I;oih men fell from OK
| haus,lon at the end, Van ingcn pitching into the
| stand, aud requiring Il doctors ala to bnhs MIN 10
| consciousness.
| In the 2.J-ya?d dash the Columbia boys nearly
| went Wild AT the clever work Of small. a freshman,
| In winning third.
Among the prominent old college athletes present
| were w. G.. Downs, Walter Dohm, H. {. Moen T.
yrcdcnbnrg ". Eull \. H. Coke. C. H. Sheriff..
Charles Reed, Lloyd Coils, Guy Elcharus ana H. D.
Wendell.
| The officials were: W. u. Curtis, referee; C. F.
Mathcwson. NJ. W Ford. and II. II. Baxter, Judges :;
&. G. Hughes. Il. -to G. X. Reed, T. W. Wool.
timers; VI. ". Ford. \. a. Jordon. g. II. Gray,
measures: T.. &. Carter. a. Pevcrclly j. f.. sullivan.
c. T. sceey scorers +. p. Murray. Judge Of walking
crrl. Of the course. samuel Cornell announcer L.
| v. Burns; starter H. = Cornish
| The summary OF TIL contests Is as follows:
! 100 yard dasll-lirst, ". Richards. Yale; second
G. +. Buckholz. University Of PENNSYLVANIA; third.
| W. +. Baker, Harvard Timel0 u seconds.
100 yard hurdle Fist. Mel. Van Ingrn, Yale
| sc,ond d. 49, Lyman, Yale: third. q. W. shead
| IIarvarl. TimclG2-5 seconds.
| Twon.lle bicycle-First. ". II. Glenny, IT,. Yale
! second q. y. Coates, University Of Pcnnsyl vana ;
third. =. II. Davis. Harvard. Time minutes %
| seconds.
! 4iO yard dash-Fri'. l.. saycr, Harvard second,
!. Broiaw, Princeton; third. e. &. Shaw Cornell. and
| A. w. bingham, Harvard. divided the point. Time
80 40 seconds.
Mile rmn-Fir,i. G. o. Jarvis. Wesleyan; second,
j. f. Morgan Yale: third. s collam-re, Harvard.
Mile wak~rirsi, g. A. oiioy. rrnccton; second
+. II. Borchcrlne Princeton; third f. ). Bunnell
Yale. Time-6 minutes 81 30 seconds
s%y'% M+ "a" %Ss" ,'
Jameson. Harvard. rimc-25 - seconds.
| Ia,f.mlc rum First. T. Corhln. Harvard second
G. II. IInbbcil. Harvard third T. i' Turner Prince
ooO-yard dash-First, ". Richards. YsR second
II. G. Anderson Yale, third, J. Is. smuIIy Columbia
Tme-2. 30 seconds.
Throwing the hammer-Flrst. W. o. IIlckok. Yale.
40 feet l.. inches second. g. ; Ellis. Brown. 90
feet "a inches: third. 4. Knpc University Of Penn
syvana, 81 feet inch.
Pole vault-rirst. G. r: Bncholh, University Of
PENNSYLVANIA 10 feet IO1-s inches; second. o. q.
Cart wright Yale, 10 feet Is inches: third. f. Bow
man. Columbia e. -. Rice. Yale. and II. VI. Wheel
wright Harvard tied at 10 feet inches aud divided
the point.
Running high jnmp-Frsi. q. X. Fearing. liar
ward. > feet TO- "a inches second. w. Il. i'n'nnm.
Harvard. feet ~ inches third 7. Shcrwn. liar
ward. 3 feet Z "a Inches.
Running broad jumI-firs f.. u. Boss. Harvard.
oo foot a IA inches. srcond l.. sheldon. Yale