The evening world., 1894-06-09
TWORECORDSB BROKEN
New Yorks Beat Boston in the
Mile Relay Race.
Chase, a New Yorker, Smashes
the Hurdle Figures.
Five Thousand People See the
Games ut Travers Island.
lSpeclal 10 Tho Evening WORLDLY

A great crowd gathered at the hand
some grounds OF the New York Attn
letic Club, at Travers Island. this after
noon in expectation Of witnessing some
OF the finest sport that the season
would AFFORD. The day was perfect.
the track in prime condition and among
the entries were most all of the promi-
nent performers In all branches of
field and track athletics In this vicinity, |
including many OF the cracks from the
college teams of Yale, Harvard, Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania and Columbia,
who took part In the recent intercol-
legiate contest at Berkeley Oval.
The races were started with the B-yard
dash handicap, which was run In heats. |
Harvard. in sl-5s.. C. HOLSTER. Yale.
Second heat won by L. NJ. Lawson. tr.,
y. Y. a. G. Times. /. N. Jordan,
T Fl. IL beat + Won RIsh BY rd +, Y \, 8 se' & & ..s ::
Fourth heat won by. H. X. zust, N. J.
A; G.; N. p. Halpln, N. Y. A. c., second
Fifth eat w9n by 2. II, cady. N. "a
sixth heat won BY W; De salazaE,, N.
Y. A. c.: w. Pond. Yale. second. Time
., The riis 10 10 ggs ssSssn nu GSs,. ra &, y vas 4, won en-
3 iS seconds p; 2, Hatch Vale, was
ssiTna E eng W. e Cob. S n. }. K G.. hit the
second hurdle and ~sprainsd his leg.
He was forced to retire. This is a
die r Amer'S cady [ee the Yale a e s,asse who who
was expected to great things. was no.
where.
inches xa 4 i. e =. s sSsiao hsl II. Y. A. fec e., Il Sec L.
s St. a / 5sse A. , e.. ssiira. fsef s1oss
Baker, N Y. x. e., but the latter lost
on the toss-up.
Fitzpatrick. II. Y. A. G.. had no difficulty
in d%istancing his competitors. He won by
about six yards, in 2 minutes IT. second second
and r. Rowe. N. Y. 4. C., third.
Neither Woodhull nor Morgan, OF Yale.
ran In the half-mile.
The mlle,walk handicap was won BY I;
seconds, with a handicap OF 20 seconds.
and a dead heal for SECOND place be-
tween I. W; Letson, N. y. A. C., and +.
The second trial heats were then run.
the winners only to run In the ina.s. The
xxln &c; =. We" Me s hs Ter; tnS J. K. e.; II. K.
Zurst, N. ]. A. C.; Pond, Yale. The
handicaps were six, nine, twelve and four
feet, respectively. Pond won his heat in
The one~mile relay race between teams
Of four men each from the y. Y. A. G.
and Boston A. C. was an exciting contest.
Bostons. LED II. chubb. N. Y A. G.. ali
the way. finishing about a yard ahead;
F, Rowe led s. X. Gerard. Of the New
8 yards ahead at the end OF the second
In the third quarter George Sands. n
. last Ha a Gus art ref E. ", A All Sf \. Y SnU who ao h sat
a start of about 10 yards over s, N. MeT
, rill' his opponent. won 6y about : yafS i,
, m = minute bH IS ~ secs seSshdS' 0ea''nS TN
Six men started in the one-mile bicycl,
. race from the scratch; The men rod,
|. yell punched until the last lap whsn Il Il
H. i! t "a s7ssi wi th II p0H 4Sis race Ssss"S Was : 70 8
? m r1sGsD ! m of the sn a: 4 ib a. g mi niue sad no
e close struggle. n was won by. e. w
ssiedler, n . a. e, with q handicap z 9
was second. and l.. NJ. Lawson, N. Y. 4
e The two-mile bicycle race was hotl,
E to the mile, prevented fast time from Be
led until the last lap, when J. 4, Powell
and T.; won on ca easily iIsW in AT s%. l tse5s. .ne with H1"e
4 handicap OF ITO yards. W: J. Enrich, 6
c. N. Y. with a handicap Of lSS yard.
+ i SS' y ssS2"d; wan and , Il K e easfg e. g : s Ai &
the scratch man. succeeded In gettin
fourth place.
1t second. Howard F. whitney, Brookly
re Y. Nc. Az 10 feet: third, Kenneth b
caas snIas NJ y 4; rs c. . w feet . ,h Inches .,o,n
s~hot:pStting. contest, distance is fee
t two feet behind his own previous recorc
second. 9; 4: Hickok; Yale; I. feet
IN Yale. 80 feet I inches. '
I. The i2o.yard run on turf from 4
. The FIRST was won by T.. 8. Randel
Re Yale, second. Time-i2 3-5s,
II n second e. q. H e.: A Pon Sy Yale 4 b. s s@a'
ID The 2so-yard hurdle race handicap W,
I. imRe an run in trial s heats First Heat
second. NJ. p. Halpln. n. y A. c. Tim
re % ass. Second Heat-First,. J. q. Woo
I; :; SgH; s.. g Geo TSms. second g S,sa T Eb,I "a. 4 Gsa
re j.. r Rim, Pastime A. C. Time. q Is
e, The mile run handicap, was won east
- minutes q 20 seconds, with a handics
Of 15 yards, A. J. Walsh. Navier A. {
scratch. was second, with J. +. Morga
- Yale. another scrstch man. only a 10
behind.
IA George James Wesleyan, the intercC
" legiate champion, ran. but gave up beto
the linish. He started az the scratch.
In the finRl OF the l20-yards race on.
Smull, Columbia, won in IL 2-5s.,
ay Pond, Yale, second, md c. Gillette. va
&c third
Ramsdell. the University OF Pen
re s~ylvania crack, strained a tendon In /
We lief, lei. and fell before he had M M
'e. yards. He Mas REGARDED an a su
er winner before the finals were run.
ht In the fnal OF the 220-yard hurd
handicap l.. p, Sheldon. ~. Y. A.
NJ with a handicap Of s yards won
at 26 LIS; II. X. Gust. n. J. A. g., secon
rel is yards, and j. a. Woodruff. 81. Geor