The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-25
ON BERKELY OVAL.
TWENTIETH FIELD MEETING OF
AMATEUR ATHLETES.
California, Princeton, Philadelphia,
Yale, Harvard and Columbia CO.
Tors Represented.

twentieth annual field meeting of the
intercollegiate association of anna
teur athletes began today at this oval.
The track and field were in excellent
condition. The attendance was not as
large as might have been expected.
Shortly after noon the in-field present
ed Kaleidoscope appearance, with
the blue and gold of California, Prince
toms yellow and black, Philadelphia's
crimson and black, Yale's blue, Col
umbia's white and blue. Harvard
crimson, and all other college colors as
the dlfferent contestants intermingled
There was odd entries for the sched-
uIed events. and promptly at o'clock,
rather BIZ Curtis, the referee, call
ed the boys to the scratch for the hun
ured yards dash. There were seven
meats run off in this event, but none
OF the contestants succeeded in doing
the distance in 10 fiat. John V Crum,
of Iowa, who did it in 10 1-5 seconds,
is looked upon by all colleges as the
likely winner of the 100 and 220 yards
dashes, when the finals will be run off
tomorrow.
b Dyer, of California, won the first
heat of the 120 yards hurdle, from E.
II. Cady, of Yale, in 16 seconds, but
>. Chase, of Dartmouth, did the trick
IN fifth of a second less, defeating
Dyer's side partner Torrey, by a mar
row margin. Everyone who saw the
rase will look out for an interesting
tussle between Chase and Dyer in the
finals tomorrow. In the two mile BIZ
cycle race, r. E. Manley, of Swarth-
more, broke the association record Of
minutes and Is seconds, in the good
time of 5:07 3-5.
In the field events Hickok, Of Yale,
outdid himself by throwing the 10
pound hammer 1872 feet and 10 inches,
breaking his association and college
records, which were 12S feet, 9 inches,
and 129 feet. 81 inches. respectively.
In pole Vaulting HOyt, of Harvard:
Thomas, of Yale, and Buckholz, of
pennsylvania, got over the bar 10 feet,
inches, while Stewart, of Pennsylva-
MA; Tyler, of Princeton, and Allen, of
Yale, managed to go 8 feet, inches.
Inc SIX men meet in the finals tomor-
row.
In putting the 16-pound shot Hickok,
OF Yale, beat his association record of
AZ feet with a score of 42:111s. His col
iege record. however. is ~ feet, ~
inches
The winners of the trial events fol-
low:
First trials, 100 yards dash q heats)-
+. n. Allen, Princeton, 10 Is; M. G. |
Gonterman, Harvard, 10 49, John V.
Crum, Iowa. 10 1-5; H. G. Patterson,
Williams, 10 2-5; R. E. Ramsdell,
pennsylvania, 10 1-5; Ralph Dorr,
Princeton. 10 10; F. A Lane, Prince
ton, 10 2-5.
Second trial, 100 yards dash-William
Richards, Yale, 10 is; J. V. Crum.
Iowa, 10 Is; z. r. Ramsdell, Pennsyl-
Vania, 10 10; H. S. Patterson, Will
liams, 10 %.
The l2o yards hurdle-E. Dyer, Cali
tornia, 16; S. Chase, Dartmouth, is As;
G. B. Hatch, Yale. :16 ID.
Half mile run-E. Hollister, Harvard.
;:O4 1-5; Charles Fitzpatrick, Union,
Two-mile bicycle race, F. Howard
Columbia, time GIG Is; w. H. Fear
ng. jr., Columbia, time 5:3S S-5; E.
Hill, Yale, time Sos %; E. C. Held
'ich, Yale, time 6:2S as; E Williams,
Columbia, time 5:42 3-5; r. Manley,
'wartmore, time 5:07 3-5; H. C. Bur-
lett. Harvard, time 7:OS AS.
40 yards dash: R. L Sterritt, Penn
ylvania, time sol 3-5; P. R. Freeman,
time 90 90; f. c. Koch, :
california, time 81 As.
22O yards hurdle: J. L. Bremen, jr.,
Harvard. time 81; E. T. Perkins, Yale,
ime % AS; L. P. Sheldon, Yale time
%; H. Torrey, California. time !
D 20.
22O yards dash: w. NJ. Richards. S
ale, time % 20; F. H. Bigelow, Har- c
ard, time % 3-5; John v Crum. Iowa, /
inc p Is; E. S. Ramsdell, Pennsyl- Il
ania, time % S-5; Ralph Derrall, g
'rinceton, time % is.
Throwing 16-pound hammer: w. o.
Iickok, Yale, first, distance 1872 feet a
inches; H. Cross, Yale, 12S feet 6 =
lches; c. c. Hadwick. Yale, 119 feet .
inches; R. W. Edgren, California, =
z feet s inches; R. A Hickok, Yale, .
81. distance III feet 61a inches. L
Putting 16-pound shot-W. o. Hickok,
ale, first, - feet liz inches; A A. G
-nipe, Pennsylvania, 40 feet, Az ,
lches; A. Brown. Yale, so feet, 10 .
lches; K. K. Kublin, Harvard, 80 feet, u
inches; H. Cross, Yole, sc feet, 915 :,
ches.
Running broad jump-L. P. Shelton, =
ale, first, distance p feet, 4 inch; A Il,
jr., Harvard, % feet, 31a - =
ches; w. B. Rodgers, Princeton, q Il
ct, inches; ]. G. Clark, Harvard, q 9.
'et, 3A inches; F. L. Dunlap, Harvard, :;
feet inches. =,
Pole vault-F. w. Herith, Harvard; "a
Buckholz, Pennsylvania, and H c.
homas, Yale, each cleared 10 feet,
ches; W. A. Stewart, Pennsylvania,
c. Tyler, Princeton, and G.. NJ AL CT
n, Yale, each cleared 10 feet inches. et