The evening world., 1894-05-26

Hlckok, Is III feet ] 3-S mChest u. Chau-
wick. Yale, l2l feet 10 inches; q. l.. Pat
terson, Cornell, llS feet ii l-2 inches:
b. l.. Clark swarthmore. IL feet ~
inches; II. p. Cross. Yale. 100 feet 2l-2
inches.
In this event Yale will hardly fail TO
capture both FIST and second place.
yielding seven points.
The University Of Pennsylvania is an
uncertain quantity as Yet, and may
develop into u dangerous competitor
The Quakers have already secured two
men in the Anal Of tho i+O-yard run.
In addition they have one or two In
vincibles. including Buckholz, in the
field events.
In the preliminary pole vaulting the
bar was put at the limit, ten feet four
inches, and six men cleared II: they were
i; Thomas; g; n Amen S and + NJ 8;
s sSsnGMi 1l G ea' +. R q, Il; z0n a. oii P 2,
and A. c. Taylor, Of Princeton.
Yale went to the front again in the
trials for putting the l6-pound shot. W.
shot % feet 5 ga inches, and A.. Brown,
another br.wny young son OF Eli. put
II 40 feet s "a inches.
were A. Knipc, T.. Of p. who made a
put OF 3s IT. 10 In; r. Acton Howard. 81
r. 2 l-2 in, and +. II. Smith. of Brown.
lut SdI1eS were Chlltu pIolIItlS ~
$50 and began with the trial heats Of
the l00-yard dash. Five men ran in
each heat, with the following results:
First B%sn.1T,r.t. C. 7: nuckncl,.. q q p;
'' second R H.s,l PFTr, pj ; 3, smul f'% r., coi Si m
second, c. II. Judd, u. of p. Time-lo ass.
Third %Hea,.First, Il. s. Randall. U. Of P.;
second II. s Patterson williams Time
Fourth heat; G.. R Swain, Princeton; I. w.
NJ. Richards, Yale. Time-l0 2-bs
FInh heat. L. r Whittren. Harvard: n L.,
NJ Lawson. jr. Columbia. Time-ic ass
s, ni asatui, II A. r% MSNnl,y Princeton; l. J.
The second trial heats were then run.
In two heats OF five. the frst and second
men to run in the final. and one of two.
the winner to be In the final.
Firs. Heat-First, c, 7; nuekhoitz; U. Of p;
Richards, Yale; Dorrh. Princeton. and Lumei. Co.
second %ne.,-F,r..; G; R, Swain; PRINCETON;
LAWSON and whittren also ran.
Third Hest-won by e. S. Ramsdali, U. OF p.
Time-10 2-5s.
1t was a great surprise that. neither
Harvard, Yale nor Columbia got a man
in the finals of the l00-yard. .
Sanford. Of Yale. who was looked
upon as a strong competitor; dld not
self for the longer sprints.
The final result Of the running high
Jump was then announced. The winner
was C.. J. Paine r.. Hsrvard' win > leet
Cornell. feet 10 inches. f. b. Bloss,
Leslie. U. Of P, and f, Burke. Columbia,
tied for third place at 5 feet 10 inches:
This gave Harvard 51-4 points. Cornell
2 and Brown. Columbia and U. of p. IA
of a point each.
race followed. The results are:
First Heat--l. A. Coonley. Harvard; 2. Y. II.
cady. Yale. Time-ls ass.
ro second WsrI M,s,-1 Im p; ?. Lyman Yale a. v Mon
NJ rn 9 H nt''1 Yale. rlne!is S"
Briggs. wesleyan. Time-is ass.
Second trial heats in the l2o-yard
hurdle came next. first and second men
to be in the finals.
The first heat was easily won by W. II. Cady,
Yale. with A. Cooniey, Harvard, second. in los.
Second Heat-won by W. F. Garcelon. Har-
ward; G. II. Hatch. Yale, second. ~.Timc..-l6 Ass
There were sixty entries for the two
mile bicycle race which was run OF In
heats.
First heat-one F. W. Sims. swOrthmore; 2, ],
A.. Wilborn, L. OF p. Time-5 III. l5s, beating
Glennon', intercollegiate record OF 5N 4-5.. and
second Hsas.Tir.t, " II. Glsnny. r., Yale;
Third Heat-First, W. c. Roome, Stevens: sec
ond, W. n. Brinckerhon. Harvard. Time-5.tt -.
In the hammer throwing zone of the h,
the running, but they were allowed TO
stand. W. o. Hickok: Of Yale. won
Chadwick, Yale, second. 12lft. 10in. G
l.. Patterson, Cornell. Sparrow Robert
sons Wonder" third, with llsft.
II l-2in
This gives Yale seven points and Cor
nell one point.
In the morning trials. Patterson threw
the hammer two Inches short OF 1876 feet,
but he fouled, and It was not allowed.
Hickok's throw beats his own intercol-
legiate record by 13 feet 41-2 inches and
his college record by ~ feet 5-S inches.
Fourth trial heat. two-mile bicycle-E. r.
Kinds Cornell. hrst A. r. Holmes Harvard. sec
FIT Heat-Two-m mile BICYCLE. l.. Crane.
Columbia; ?. C. b. Gorbey. Cornell. Time
So S-5.
sixth heat--one. F. F. Goodman. College City
Of New Yory; 2. W. D. osgood. U. Of T. Time
Seventh hsnt-one. W. Gilman, c. c. Y;
In putting the sixteen-pound shot w.
q. Hickok, Yale, won first place with
a put OF ~ feet, breaking. the intercol,-
legiate record by i 7-S inches. which
Knipe. L. OF P. third, with 40 feet 6
inches.
This gave Yale seven points more and
L. OF p. one point,
Neither Harvard nor Yale got the run
ming broad lump, that event going to
tia I. Of p. Bamsdall winning,
Final OF the ~l2o-yard hurdle. =. II cady,
Harvard. Time-Ol IS, Points-Yale, S: Harvard,
Score now: Yale. 10; Harvard. sl--; U. OF P.
8: Cornell, 2.