New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
COLUMBIA WINS THE CANES.
PRINCETON BEATEN ON TRACK AND
FIELD
THE NEw-YonK BOYS MAKE 81 POINTS TO THE
TIGERS. so-REcORps BROKEN

TIGERS 5o-RECORDs BROKEN.
The thlrl annual Princeton Columbia track ath-
le.lc games were held yesterday at the Columbia
oval. Wamstrdge 1t was the best series OF
contests in this iranch OF athletics that has ever
been held at the Columbia grounds and the
students OF that college will long remember the
athletes who by breaking six Of the dual league
records won the championship by a score OF 6l
TO 20. \ large and enthusiastic crowd was present
in spite Of the rain The spectators were fully re-
paid for their trouble by the excellent work when
both teams dld. Notwithstanding the poor condition
Of the track
The first record broken that Of the two-mile
bicycle race which was won by Baxter, Of Column
bia. in minutes Al seconds. breaking both TIE In
terco!egate and league records
Much - hcr surprise Columbia took first and
second prize in the mile II. r. Kingsley. by
a brilliant squirt in the last lap. finished in the
lead. with 4. II. Bacon a good second. The dual
league record was broken by several seconds
Kingsley also won the haif-mle. beating II. c.
Srnull OF Columbia. broke his own record Of last
year in the 22o,yard dash, running the distance IN
- % seconds. lie also got second In the 100 yards;
With McNulty, Of Princeton. not six inches behind
The other three records broken were the pole
vault. high jump ana broad jump.
II is the first time since the formation OF the
enthusiastic The college cry was given again and
again. The rejoicing was renewed in good old
fashion the campus OF the college last night
The summaries OF the contests are as follows:
1co,,yarl dash-Flrst. Ralph Derr. P, second J. p:
Small, c.; third. II. j. McNulty. =. Time 10 10
seconds.
nsSS 'f Bsrf p 5r Il S s9g c 's Tmd
nIiC;yard run-,Flrs,, r; o. Swan, P; second Il.
Time. - % seconds
:, mile r,innFir;t, r. R KlnEsley seGond
H. 6. Brokaw. p; third j. II. Thatcher, p Time
Nile run-Firs; 7. r. Kingsley, CT second; r.
,lzp,.yari hurdle First. S IL Blur. C.. second.
W. II; Sill, =. third 5. 5. Seward. {. Time. IS ID
seconds.
s.econnd - y James, F.; third. J. II. Hammond
:, one-milc wak-FIrrt, T T. Bogcrt, c. second
Two-mlle bicycle First. VI D. Baxter. C.: second.
H. X. BIRD. g.; third. y. ". Jameson. +. Time
- ThTowns llsPouna hammer First T TiH,IIr
G.. distance. - feet third. L. d. Riggs. j., dis
asancc 50 Ss neRcs second r " Edwards
T.. distance. 20 feet 81 inches third. X Taylor. p
Pole vault First. a. {. Tyler. p. height. 10 feet
infH@s scc t51 u @ Eo, S height Get
inch
Running high tump-First +. c. Earle. c. and
feet 50. inches; third. II. Weber T.. height, feet
lance. % feet 10 inches; second, J. Hammond c.
distance; ~ feet inches: third w. Robb. r, dis
Tho officials Of the games Referee. r. J.
Wendell, y y. \. g.. Judges. G. n. Sherill. ~ Y.
a G.. H. II. Baxter. y. Y. \. c.. f. J. Ginnnnl.
y Y. 4. G. timers. Charles Reed, u. A. G; Robert
stoll. y. y. A. C.. c. . Hughes ". A. G.; W. y.
Of Princeton: LLOYD Coils. Of Columbia; F. y.
Borcherllng. 81 Princeton official scorers. ". 7.
Lawson. ~ Columbia. Crowley Wentworth. OF
Princeton. W y. Mnnice. OF Columbia; clerk Of the
course. J. - Anlerson NJ 4 g: assistant clerks
Davis. Herbert G. Wade; Judge OF walking T. r
Murray A. \. C.: starter. 5. ID. See; announcer.
T. W. Burns