The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-24
INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS.
THE ANNUAL AIHLETTC GAIEES AT
 THE BERKELEY OVAL.

Leading Entries for the Various Events To-
 day and To-morPow-The Chances of the
 Leading Colleges for the Championship
 Cup.
 The games of the Intercollegiate Attn letic association at the Berkeley Oval to-day and tomorrow promise to be ex- tremeIy interesting, and the entry list shows that they will undoubtedly af- ford number of close and exciting con tests. The entries number over 16O and most of the men are entered in more than one event. Yale, Harvard, Prince ton and Pennsylvania lead in the num- Der of entries. The trial heats will be run off to-day and the semi-finals and finals tomorrow.
 In the hundred-yard dash the winner will probably be either Ramsdell (Penn- sylvania), Crum Qowa). Derr (Prince- ton), Patterson (Williams), or Richards (Yale). The western man Is said to be very fast, but so far as is known the chances favor Richards and Ramsden in the order named.
 In the 220 about the same men are en- tered and the race is likely to be very close. Derr should be found well up in the finals,
 The quarter-mile run list contains no really flrst-class men. Bingham ana Marshall of Harvard will probably d. vide the honors, and Stermtt PennsA- vania) may get third place, though Cir ard CYale) may push him hard The half-mile should be fine contest. Kilpatrick Union), Orton Pennsylva- nia) Hollister (Iarvard), and Jarvis Pennsylvania) are the best men in, and as Jarvis will doubtless be saved for the mile the remaining men named are like | ly to finish in the above order.
 The mile will be a pretty race between | Jarvis, Morgan (Yale) and Orton (Penn- sylvania). They should finish in this order. but if Orton does not run in the half-mile he will be dangerous in the mile.
 The high-hurdle race will probably go to Chase CJartmouth), who holds the worlds record in this event. If he IS out of form all three places will proba- bly, go to Yale with Cady, Perkins and Hatch, This was the order in which the Yale men ran in the recent games With Harvard, the Harvard murders being beaten off. All three are running close together and have done better than six teen seconds in practice.
 Chase will probably have to content himself with third place in the low-hur- dle race, as Bremen Harvar0 and Ca dy CYale) are likely to defeat him at the distance.
 The mile walk will probably be taken by Thrall CYale), with Houghton (Am- IhersD second and Drew or Phillips (Iarvard) third.
 Paine qIarvard) should take the high | jump, with Winsor Pennsylvania) ana Sheldon CYale) following. The last named man seems sure to win | the broad jump, as he is a consistent performer and has done twenty-three feet in practice. Chase CDartmoutn and Ramsden Pennsylvania) will probably get the places.
 The pole vault will probably go to Hovt GIarvard), Buckholtz Pennsylva- nia) second and Thomas (Yale) third. The shot and hammer events are like Iv to add fourteen points to Yale's score, as Hickok will almost certainly take ! fake the seconds. Knipe Pennsylva- nia) may get oile third and Patterson (CornelD the other, although Erdgren l (CaliforniaJ may be close up.
 Goodman ~Princeton) seems sure to win the bicycle race. Hill CYale) will likely be second, though Coates and Os- good Pennsylvania) are both danger ous.
 The abilities of the California men are practically unknown here, for their only games on this coast this season have been with Princeton, whose men are very weak. California won, but in many cases her men were not pushed. They appear to be fair athletes, but by no
 means first-class. Their work in the coming games, however, will be watch ed with interest.
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