The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-21

SOC Zoo. io even numbers. These figures
.,firste that. barring accidents, he VIII
.i- t,,o Of Yale's events at the comug
80 IfI0k0ll was graduated from alc
a., .oiars Of 'g5. Besides his track rec
l,le in Yale he has had WONDERFUL
csrcor as a football PLAYER having been
a r,er,ber OF the Varsity team two years.
,.nsre as giant guard, he has shown
great strength.
,-ovt IN ex-Capt HickoiS, Capt sheldon
Co. .,noetol To- show championship FORM
tfe VAS close behind HickCk IN me Eng
ifsb Games Jest year. ana has won ms
events from Harvard and otner AhieIlca"
COLLEGES for two years by ptchy hilsles
u-ben fo secure first place seemed ihiI's-
49, cont SholdOu's events are the rum
ming jumps Hc IS surest III we DioaD,
tr. has dsyelopod fine form TINS spring
Il, ,ro ni,h and may win that. 10 is pro-
1-tlo however. tnat as J. II. Thompson
,-,n fr.t place for Yale in the games
5.r4 This surnr ne viii represent Yale
h. ne first string DOB tho hieh jump
sheldon is clearing 22 feet 10 inches IN
49,, r-rrf.r broad. ana about feet 10
inches in the high. Last spring ne was
a. work OH the bundles and has Won
rlaeos in the intercollegiate games. re
is hest in the high hurdles. AZ England
last wear he won the running broad
ign,o. and tied the running h1h.
Wales veteran mile runner, Joseph T..
Morgan. has never been IN sLch superb
form as at the 9r sent time. Although
DE was beaten cut in Ergl1nd last year,
he IS now running close 10 minutes and
- seconds. ANA without the hahaedp
placed on him last year by bad weather
in England, Doe is th9.sht 20 stand a
good chance of winning this event ms
above arc Nalc's strongest events. Be-
sides eX-Capt. Hickok in the hammer
throw. Clifton Chadwick. who finished
close to HickOk al the games tnis spring.
will compete He can hurl the hamme~
over 80 feet and that is nearly as
strong as any OF The English competitors
can DO. In the shot put, Alexander
Brown has scored A. feet in practice. and
will be member of lale's second string.
Like Chadwick. Dee is football player,
filling place ON lale's eleven at guard,
while Chadwick was tackle. Brown ac-
companied last years Yale team TO Eng
land, and took second place IN the shOr
put there.
The number OF the hurdle races is not
yet decided upon The present indications
arc AAlNN AlA'li WIZ h' WV A''ANt" +e''r'f
one on grass, according TO the English
idea. ana one ou the oinler path. Pro-
badly both VIII be over the English inn
movable h'sh hurdles. Ernest n. Cady,
the Yale champion huraler, Will. ia all
probability Dee q member OF Nales first
string.
For the half-miie run Yale has no star
material and This event may If arranged,
De accorded ,lcerWliy 10 the Cambridge
team. J. g. Bennett is 1alc's best man,
/ but be is not capable of anything better
/ than 2w fat-Ui0b8bly not quite that
The qrarlor-mle viii Dee more closely
contested %. G.. Chuhb. Nale's best
man in this event. can, i'm DIS best form.
J clip $3.50. and Doe viii train with tho New
York Athletic club team an summer. and
| Gee in fine ftfte for the e mes In The fan
George H. Sanford. who Represented vale
/ in Che games in England IN this event Is
/ again eligible. Ho has passed the last
| year in the law school and VIII train for
| .he event alain.
II Cambridge insists on the ;hroe-mila
rnn. Yale win concede the event 10 her.
/ Such an event has never been run m
! American colleges Fifteen Years AKA
/ there was two-mile run in the inter
! collegiate gaues. but this was discontinue
| "a nearly decade since and only Jew
minor colleges now retain IT, Yale would
! find 30 extremely difficult Co get COM
| Tctiior o. enter in this event.
In ,he iW-yari dash. Richards, the Yale
| champion. viii nm. His work is close
! 90 o.l0 Nat, and DE is expected 20 rrn a
/ smart race. Hs was prevented from run
! ming last year hy a football knee, but
! has the last spring shown great speed
! ir the ini'f,oN'siate games.