The sun., 1895-05-26

ctkicu MS ueiu huu won OY, tWenty ybfub IN
record time.> .KiipatrLck, was a good SOC
ond. but Jarvis, who finished third. protested
had .fouisf him in the stretS6. Thsreferee,
howevor. tetnsed to alloy the claim. Stephen
oSs o.a ci Rss
best " asoosd fS held Sy W q
Il. Il. Manley of swarthmoro showed enough
speed to win the two-mile bicycle race which
D:is a.5. This wa. because the me- T ioafed for
q mile and half before making a squirt, and
: Another year such proceedings should be pre-
vented by stringent rules providing a time limit.
disqualified for foullne osgood OF Pennsylvania,
and the latter received second place;
a IN e STYLE @s %q"cTts c
forn:n second, and w. II. Mansfield OF Harvard
third. The summarizes;
-, TRACK EVENTS.
One. e.hundred .yar Hun, semi. .nnas-Elrst heat won
S ksmsdssI PsnnsH,Ssp,a Ir ss W. N HGsnrSs iS;l
.sronS S r Sr s wp e
sefson, % Williams Se sesond" RapS bert RI PrinScton
yard ' t%o feet Sr r0"f FINE Sn ssc
estM9a GyS IL i5sss.
Remsdeli showed much improved form in tho
semi finals md won oyer several lukewarm nd-
along rH for tho second heat and iinished at such
apase that his superiority was at once igs irecogss
nlzed. lllp flnih was one OF tNe RraIuestpitS OF
tionally or Stherwise Crun1 was slow IN getting
s Ss hal. Rshsls, ns rsm he wSs
were running abreast Patterson was also prac.
ttcally level and running strong In tho Inst
thirty yards Crum commenced. to close with
R,rnsdels, who had shaken Oft Richards. The
Iowa flyer caught the leader ten yardsfrom
home and won amid n0ndousrcxctement by
six inches. Richards made supreme effort
| nearing the worsted and caught Ramsdell In
| .rot margin of three inches. The winners timo
ties the existing collegiate and intercollegiate
| records
| forsecond men. winner to run In inni.Won BY H.
SG5fey Hsrrsrd S sd ssd won sevsfr
nye feet two yards between second and third Time
Final Hsat.Swon BY, Steven Chase. Dartmouth, 90;
ss' Ss}saiS liz W.; %s.':!n 81 Ss 1%:
. Torrey. the Californian who was shut out, by
! Chase in a heat on Friday. worked his way into
men me- D in most impressive style from F. Ii. Cady,
last years champion. He made the trip in
record. The effort told on h.m in the final, and
he fell away toward the finish. Chase had to
pns saw Ss n ipts TN eshS Snre and
4 run through for all he was worth to win by
front Dys wsS fst Wsa assn
held his rivals for Of tns
formance. although good, disappointed quite
number who felt confident he would as at least
| equal his collegiate record OF 10 DO seconds.
made at the New England championships
| week before.
In9n ~ ssc%nd G 6 siShe oP PeaRsYrRns r. s
$ssS Ssn "; 81 i HSs EsSS
seconds; d t"ii distance, . minu'os
This race developed into one of the greatest latest
to oofed 1t to OF race or
Kingdom but he showed a lamentabe
Of both speed and nn Bnra mndo
man ns paea or far aaff his cuSmste M Holiser. wSo
akn also carried biz crimson sash up into the the
pSfs ted" %ei Sd he he
on the curve, and il This fashion he reached the
toses s s Sg Ga nossF nd
The national champion seemed fuil OF. OF run nm,
ssks se the s race "af af It. T%s
Harvard boy kept within hail: SN md; ,sn once &c
earnest, lie closed @ ' rapidly on Kparick and
the latter made desperate effort to draw away NAY
when h9 beard m ss and rhs Re
gradually crept to tho front and won. The
Of 5 was qha Ha ns
| nation run the raceto suit them. -,
sssPHs @ yss % s .nsS u eys
MN; Won by length Tine minutes nnsv. s,3 sss
ssRs SIS Euppsf cpIa@Il fSyfsfGn'o ,5ITa
E$1%J iis$sS fS,iS ss.
heat Won by X: e. Mnniey. swsrthm"r.. ~; 9: NJ
s. S4a nsa Si
Hs g % nn IN he sef f ree on YARDS
between second and third. Time, minutes so
SrS Sy Npsy II sir9 s sss
! e. NJ Coates firth; George RUPERT, sixth. Won by
W." iens;hs: u foot hstween second and third Time
ruled ieh' out for foullns in the stretch.
The riders made no attempt to go at a decent
thought they were ,re.srvng their powers for
supreme effort in the final. but that became a
may may % be gathered IRON The eli uent fact that
FIRST mile Of the final took . minutes o;I2 ,I2
ns0 not Join tie leading bunch until some
half mile frqm home Mqmey made 1b tine d "st most
into the stretch with clear lead, Osgood was
pocketed In the scramble round the curve: and
With by ottmsn. The latter was disqualified
almost immediately afterward.
r hst y By IL fnG Z "s Perkins, Yale
t" By t%o = ;aTis ar Tine 90 $5 sss9nd: second %s.s
%sSsmi,n Ya!s; ~: s%;: fourth Won easily by yard
s5eTe5 5o1rsI IT. H1Fs1sa ,s1s %
Is
sheldon. fourth Won by three yards Time. ~ 30
| seconds
:, Cady won the first heat with such dash that
| he was mmed lately voted good investment
for second place. particularly as Torrcy the
| dangerous Californian. finished two yards away.
Each OF the trials occupied the same time. but
Bremen went his best gait in the final.
aud had the foot of his opponents from
the fifth Obstacle He reached the worsted
in the sensational time of "a 30
seconds. and completely disposed OF the inter
coiie giate record of % 10 seconds previously
made by himself and Williams Of Yale: He
made by himself at New Haven last year, a
rather gratifying circumstances, inasmnch al as
owing to the strength Of the wind on that occa-
sion.
First heat by John v CrIn; Iowa. 95i I. II. hg
Glow Harvard. 'DS second: X. w. Burnet, Yale pS,
tbird; A. D. silllman, Pennsyiyana. 20, fourth Won
Saa %h fssaa' fess wos Sas by bsf RamsGei % penn
s1a1ia, s$; EalPn oE PER- ,S;,, Pri%sssop, %s i,
TRINITY os !oarh w"n cois In,IPa PTeiSs.a sd
heat won by W. II Richards Yale rs; II. H. JAmiSon.