New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
AMONG THE COLLEGES.
WALES VARIED INTERESTS.

THE ATHLETIC MEETING WITH HARVARD
RENTS OF COMMUNICATIVE BOAT CREW
SevHaven Conn April Il (SpeciaD.-Thc great
yale-Harvard track athletic meeting VIII De he'u
on the Yale field on May Il. This dual league - u
last for ten years and silver cup Is 20 20 ~ ''
university winning the greatest huiho'' oi N'''.'
harvard has won the first three contests but 1aie
Is confident Of winning this year. Fourteen 'Nr'''
are to be contested The 100 240 and 4" Yard dashe'
tho half and one-mlle runs. the l2O and ~ yard
hurdles one-mile walk, two-mile bicycle ruhhinS
broad and high jumps hammer ana sho' an" I
vault In scoring. first place in an event COUNTS NV
points second place two and third place one ms
makes eight points to event-ll2 points III an
In the 100 and 22O yard dashes Yale depennS o''
pichards 10 win first place. In the 44o-Ear' uaSii
Yale is almost ready to concede 10 IiarN"Iu "
three places In the half-Inile Yale again H'eIu'
first place TO Harvard. With NoodhuH' ""Ve'V
and potter however. Yale expects to secure po'h
second and third places. In the mile run i"V " "
nresart counting first and third places as certain
Can,o,r Dean LYMAN is the best high hurdler AT
y,le lie takes the three-foot sX-nch hurdIes III
fine stvle and should win. Cady, or NJ har'. Vi van
Ineen '9S S. should also show up well III '''S 'o,'
test To Harvard is conceded point II ho' '"o' ~
tho high hurdle. In the low hurdle Yale cohceu'
srst mace to Garcelon of Harvard Yale mas goo'
orortat IN the two-mile bicycle in Genny' far-
malee Brewster and Alling. out OF these iou' "'0
calculates to get six points, granting seco'u pa
IN Harvard. Yale expects 10 get all e'ert p'"' -
tho hammer Unless Shea OF Harvard ''""'''
which does not at present seem likely. 1ae ",'
nrobably also gain every point In the sho'-pu' "
the poe-vault Yale relies upon either r. mar VI
Kershaw to obtain first place. TO Endicott. OF @ I,hi
ward is generally conceded the mile wa'h' W.
Runneu Allison and Hoyt Yale hopes 10 a,iI nn m OF
,,o,nts more 10 her total In the hlgh jump ~ ~
fIarvard should win and Rloss. OF hdiEdi.'' ~ "
broad iunp. may be put down aS 81 Aq,r-
Canned IN the results as here ahtclpd.vr,
ont for Yale GS points for Harvard 44t SUI, ,.cnt.
s.;ctoy. for The wcarers Of the blue me ON! r,
tn which Harvard comedies first place 10 ar .o,,,t
The hammer and shot to Hickok ana Ille p.P,e ev
80 Hart and Kershaw HarVards caiCuId''1S1,o 1n ~
ac,iv reverse those made by J ale nen; 40 dV t1ar
crimson athletes expect 10 win by Il SCoie "a "
ward 6S. Yale. A. >, ...,;,e, tho nroposed
cbapSe in the price Of rooms in the doi ~ -
Vaie There is a feeling among irlehuS yI uo~o,
,,erSitv that the scale of prices Shouiu -, ~
in Welch Hall and in the NanderoHt t'oi ~, ~ II .
~, ~ dsnostion of the faculty seems 10 NC " h,
re rates high in the Vanderbilt ana 10 ie inah ~
Httle change in any of the other dortiil1Qi - no
nsn he alIthoritatvely stated that tere VII lii
Increase in anv Of the rooms. Whether 49, -
he a decrease or not has not been deterhil"eu' " -
The students have had considerable Sport . aur,rs
tha last week organizing recruits loI ,ut.aad
"armv" Several delegations have peeh re0i rhtch
and ihev have appeared In all the resd. ,rhe,,
would have done credit TO an escaleIi Vpi''N" '
have paraded about the streets singing