The morning times., 1895-11-10

pared itself for mighty struggle, aud they
did not prepare In vain, and at the finish
there was such excitement that no man
knew where he stood. Ali encroached on
the track and timers, Judges and referee
aud all were lost In the stream OF humanity
which crowded about the winners at the
finish line.
j. e. Wefers aud Sterrett were the first
up for quarter mile, aud both ran wen.
Sterrett setting the pace all around and
finished twenty yards ahead of Wefers.
Like a flash Siiiiinau took up the lap
with Gallagher AS his opponent for the
second quarter, and In this tue good work
Of little Gallagher told, and to him must
be given large share Of the credit for
GeorgetOwn's victory. He hung onto Sill
man all the way around and forced him
to run his top notch, at one time tapping
him. and finished only five yards behind
him, having cut down Pennsy's lead
fifteen yards. The mighty Jarvis then
took up the race for the third quarter.
with j. d. Delaney as his opponent. and
the race was beauty, both repeatedly
squirting, and Delaney cut out his work
well, for he finished close behind, having
cut the lead down to one yard when the
two great and mighty cracks, B. J. wefers
aud Orton took up the thread for the
flush.
was "A 1lStA L hAOE.
1t was such a race as few people can
stan d. especially those suffering from
heart disease. Orton had one yard the
start and when thirty YARDS had been COW
cred, Wefers had Tapped him and at The
third turn coming for the chute, Wefers
gathered himself together and in such
burst of speed as has never been seen here
abouts crossed the line winner by f1ftcen
feet, and then as stated pandemonium broke
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the field on the shoulders of their college
mates. Time of the winner 1856 As min
utes; average time OF quarters, "a seconds
Sandwiched in between the track events
and run off at the same time were the
field sports in which little Of note tran
spired except that Big George Mahoney
carried off the major portion Of them.
McElhoDe in the high jump established
a new record for the college with jump Of
3 feet 12 inches. The result OF these
events will be found In the summary.
AT the close OF the days sport the ath-
letes and the officials sat down to
handsome collation..
An interested spectator of the events was
Mr.. ]. B. Brine. well-known as the New
York agent OF Spalding Sporting Goods
house.
Announcer Leahy had a six-foot trumpet
on stand, for his announcements were
over bHt
SUMMARIES OF EVENTS.
Following is the summary OF events and
results:
IvU-yards dash, first heat won by B. ].
Tefers, 10 20 seconds: second heat, by
j. s. Walsh, 10 3-5 seconds; flnal beat, b.
j. weIers' time, 10 seconds.
l20-yards hurdle, won by M. Gallaghe
tinIe, 20 1-5; second, A ]. Devereaux-
High jump, won by A. McElhone, Medi-
cal, feet inches; second, j. 3. Walsh,
D feet 4 inches; new record by McElhone
IN exhibition, feet 1 2 inches.
6SO-yards run, won by j. ID. Delaney, SO,
Time, 2:13 minutes; second, IL. Holt.
Pole vault, won by II. 7. Green, Columbian
College, ID. c., feet; second, 4. McEfhone,
u. u, feet Q inches
22O-yards hurdle won by F. B. McAnerney,
'9S, time, 30seconds; second, j. Nj. Gallagher,
P. S.
Running broad jump. won by George a
Mahoney, Med, 10 feet 10 inches; second
P. ]. Fleming, SO, 1s feet 8 l2 inches.
Two-mlle bicycle, won by Fred a. l.
Schade, Columbian College, d. c., time,
5:5l minutes; second. G. T. CABRERA, Colum-
blan College.
Throwing 16pound hammer, won by g.
A. Mahouey, so feet; second, W.T.. s.
Doyle, 81, 10 feet 8 inches.
Mile run, won by J. D. Delaney, time,
5:26 3-5 minutes; second, R. ID. Douglas, 'e6.
220-yards dash, won by B. F. Wefers,
time, "a 35 seconds; second, W E. Fox.
4sD-yards run, won by w Holt, 'e9,
time, l :04 3-5 minutes; second, W. E. Fox.
Pztting 16-pound shot, won by G. A. Ma
money, SO feet 4 inches: second. Il. Nc
Langhlin, Law.
Mile walk, won by A. W Cameron, time,
9-I0 minutes; second, j. Sullivan. 81
One mile relay race, won by Georgeiown
College team, B. J. and ]. A. Wefers; ]. D.
Delaney and j. NJ. Gallagher; University OF
Pennsylvania team, Sterrett, Silliman,
Jarvis and Orton.