New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-24
090 MAGNIFICENT
UunEOv WGOs WHEEL.
DOE an IVES, 10Th st: ~ Warren-st n. 7.
or Bedf,rd-ave., Brooklyn. ~ T.
ISL Broad-s, Newark. n. j.
GAMES AT BERKELEY OVAL.
MADE BY THE ExEcu.
TIVE COMMITTEE
ACTION TAKEN on THE PROTESTS AGAINST som
or THE MEN ENrERFD-PRosPEcT FOR THE

.,.-,ox TAKEN ON THE PROTESTS AGAINST SOM
o,, THE MEN ENTERFp-PRosPEcT FOR THE
CONTESTS TO-DAY. AND TOMORROW"
There was q lively meeting Of the Executive COM
r,,,,ee OF the Intercollegiate Athletic Assoc'a''oa
at the Fifth Avesue Hotel last hs"' " I'm
a,o,a tho preliminary arrangements for the coiess
,.oio,sbins 10 be held at Berkeley oval 10
dav and Tomorrow. and TO act upon the p'o,S
sled acain., some OF the most prominent "',ee'
who were entered. The members OF inc eo'''n
nresent were s. NJ Kendrck. OF the ,hvers"s =.
par,sy,vapsa: George Crompton. OF harvaro.
George r. Swain OF Princeton: E. j. Waisehe.'. %
~ f-n,versty of New-York; C. T. kirby OF 90
rmb,a: f.. p Andrews OF Cornen, ana secretary
Russell Van Arsdale. OF Rutgers. Inc p'o'es
against John V. Crum, OF the University Oh io"e'
Nessrs Rupert and Howard, OF Coiuho'a' anu -
r. Freeman. of the University Oh re'"s'."
,ere thrown out, and the men VIII compete '"
60. %, dartmouth and Goodman OF Princeton
uere allowed to withdraw their entries ana ,hey
,rI NOT start This is a. polite way OF disqua"y'
ing an athlete. 80, x..,ur xur.,
Union College charged with entering nlpa"
r,ck who was said to be Ineligible these cna's So
will be investigated. and If found to De 'ue' INV"
uIu no censured and probably expelled.
The entrance fee will be returned 10 all conese
athletes who compete A special meeting OF inc
committee will be held on Saturday. wnen div'
dend will be declared ,..
Some OF the best college games OH feS''" 80
for to-day and tomorrow. There are b entries sha
40 men are likely TO compete. The contests .o.'.s
ru, include trials in the loOyard fiat lT-yard nur.
die 2eo-yard hurdle 22oyard fiat, Ao-yard nat ana
the Ave field contests. which consist OF the sno
hammer running high jump, broad jump ana poe
vault Yale has nnety-three entries. harVafa anu
Princeton eighty-one each and the University OF
Pennsylvania sixty-three
A forecast made by the experts last night gives
Yale as the probable winner. with Harvard ano
the University OF Pennsylvania close behind Inc
Caiifornians expect good work OF Barnes. hocn'
Over. Edgren and Tory. but their chances OF nm
ishing near the front no, bright. Crum ID
said TO be doing 100 yards in practice IN ten sec
onds fiat Princeton expected Goodman 70 WIN tns
two-mile bicycle race. but he will not start Co
lumbia has a promising rider in Fearing VINO COW
cred the distance in soc last Saturday Osgooos
~ Pennsylvania. will a.so have some fouo"e.s.
The dartmouth and California men were az .no
rrstol last night; the Pennsylvania were al IN
SAVOY: Princeton and Yale at the Murray hn'
Harvard Al the Windsor. and corner, oyracTmsSe
fiin,on and Swarthmore at the Grand Cpton Inc
men from Brown and Williams are expected mi
morning. Trains will leave the Grand Sen',a'
a,s,,on every ten minutes. between and p m
and extra trains will be run also on tne nor' he'"
road from West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES