St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-27
YALE's VICTORIES.
The intercollegiate Athletic Co
test Hold in NoHy yorly

The Inter- Collegiate Athletic Con.
test Held in New York.
NEW YORK, May 26.-The nineteenth
annual contest of the INTERCOLLEGIATE
Athletic association was held today at
Berkeley oval and resulted,aS had bee IL
generally anticipated, in favor of Yale.
Harvard and the University of
Pennsylvania struggled hard for
second place the former finally
winning al the very end of the games.
Union and Wesleyan colleges, of the
City of New I ork.a Amherst eacn won
single event. 1he other points were
scattered. Princeton was extraordi-
narily weak, not winning single point,
and only in one case getting man in to
the finals. There were over 700 entries
for the fourteen contests on the pro-
grammeS.and in the hope of finishing the
sport before dark the pre- liminary
heats in several were held in the fore
noon. Three Intercollegiate records
were broken, and one Was equaled. The
two-mile bicycle record was reduced
from 5::a.S to Sis Is; the mile run was
lowered from 4:29 Is to 4:26 As. In put
ting The 16-pound shot, the distance
was increased from Al feet e inch to AZ
feet. The 100-yard-dash record of 10
seconds was ecualled. The conditions
in the throwing of the t. pound hammer
have been SO changed since last year
that no comparison can be made. BY the
conditions today, however. record of
1913 feet inches was established. The
record under the old conditions was liz
feet 156 inches.
The honnrs of the day unquestionably
rest with E. s. Ranstell. '95, University
of Pennsylvania who won three firStS
for his college. These were the 100 yards
dash. the 220 yards dash and the run
ming broad jump. He won Is out of the
20 points with which Pennsylvania was
credited Summaries: l''l-
Track Events-1O0-yard dash, final
heat. Ransuell won, Patterson second,
BuchoZ third; time, 10 seconds. Rec
ord, 10 seconds.
One hundred and twenty.yards hurdle
finals - Cady won. Garcelon second,
Coonley third; time, IL seconds. Rec
ord, Is As seconds.
Two-mile bicycle. finals = Goodman
won, Corbey second, Glenny third.
Time, sis is. Collegiate record. Sis.
One mile run-Jarvis, Wesleyan, won;
Morgan, Yale, second; Ortoli, Pennsyl-
vania, third. Time, 4:26 As. Record.
4:29 rs.
One mile walk-Houghton (AmhersD
won; Thrall, Yale, second; Drew. Har-
ward, third. Time, TIA 3-5. Record. 6:52.
220 yards hurdle, finalS-Bremer won.
Cady second, Jameson third. Time,
:25 Is. Record, "a As. 1870
Running high jump-Payne. Harvard,
won, 5 feet lO15 inches; j. b. Becker,
Cornell. second. 5 feet ~ inches. 1852
Bloss, Harvard; Leslie, Pennsy lvallia;
McComber. Brown. and Harrison, Co
lumbia, tied for third at 5 feet inches.
Record, 6 feet inches.
Running broad Jump Ransdell,
Pennsylvania, won. % feet l inch;
Bloss, Harvard, and w. /. BLUR, Col
umba. tied for spcond, 81 feet 81
inches. On the jump-off Boss won, u
feet 10 inches; record, % feet III
inches.
Putting the sixteen-pound shot -
Hickok. Yale. won. AZ feet; Brown.
Yale, second. 40 feet 81 inches: Knipe.
Pennsylvania, ti'ir,I. 40 feet & inches.
Il cord, lfert Is inch.
Summary of uointS-Yale. 4 firsts, s
seconds third: total. 81. Harvard,
:; tirsTs, 2 seconds, 81 thirds; total, '24144.
L n>,Iviiiia.. ) tigrtS. second, "a
thirds: Total. 20M. Amherst, New York.
u ..l-ii and Wrsir, du, first each. Cur
Ia..i. = ,,.e.'tt,is. thru total. ). Will.
i4m-. Secoiiu. Cruinbia. "a thirds
Sw-flhmOrr,' third. Brown, u third