The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-07
DID Ell AGAIN VICTORIOUS
ALE ATHLETES WON FROM THEIR
 ENGLISH OPPONENTS.

'hey Captured Eight Out Of tho Eleven Isvents-Fine Weather and Representa- 4 five American Crowd-"Fair Women" \ Also Present--The English ys Cheered
 in ChivaIrous style-Captain Horan's
 Good Run-The Events in Detail. N New York, Oct, 6-Rah-Rah-Rah for Gale and old Eli's atheletes, Eight out pf eleven events in the contests with he Cambridge men. II was another big lay for Yale men. The weather was all hat could be desired for the contests, nyriads of threats went up huzzas for sfYale, and 10000 blue emblems f1oated and fluttered among the shining faces of thousand fair girls.
 None of the unpleasant college feeling and college boisterousness which often mar the intercollegiate football games 4were noticed here, What shouting there was was good-natured, and was di- Erected at good work done, instead of being inspired by college feeling. Only once did vast cry of "Yale" arise and that was when Richards, by tremen- I dous spurt in the 100-yard dash, over took and passed Levin of Cambridge, who, up to that time, had apparently x the race in his own hands, or rather at his own toes ends. It was bit of work < which brought the cheers involuntarily, { and Englishmen and Americans joined heartily in the cry. After that exultant shout Yale lungs and Yale thoraxes seemed spent. Some thing snapped. for neither Richards vic tory in the 300 yards nor any other of \ old ,Eli's successes were rewarded with ~ the response aroused by the flash of 2 speed in the dash, M On the other hand, when the delicate X blue of Cambridge gave promise of first v breaking the gloom of defeat at the % hands of Fitzherbert in the S00 old # classmen of ages ago arose, backed up N by the younger generation, and it's X cousins and best girls and yelled "Fitz- 4 herbert3" Cambridge" But Fitzher a bert's last link was out twenty yards @ from the goal, and reeling like a drunk en man he could neither withstand stur- z dy little Richards titantic effort, nor & Lewins dazzling rush.
 Thus the first glint of victory for \ Cambridge was squelched. Even George # Adee and the whole Westchester crowd @ looked disappointed. q The events in detail were as follows: .1O0-YARD DASH Won by w. M Richards, Yale '95; R. w. Burnett, Yale '97, second; c. H. Levin, Trinity Hall third; F. H. Wild ing, Pembroke college, fourth; time 10 IS # seconds Won by foot; five feet be" S tween second and third. 4 Worlds record, 94-5 seconds. American intercollegiate record, 10 sec onds.
 8 English university record, 10 seconds
 Richards best performance, yeight inches behind 10 seconds.
 Burnett'sa previous best performance, four feet behind 1O1-5 seconds.
 Lewin's best performance, one foot behind 10 g seconds 300-YARD RUN. N Won by w. M. Richards, Yale '95; c. } L. Levin Trinity Hall, second; w. FitzA herbert Trinity. Hall third; D. c. Byers Yale '93 fourth; time, g 2-5 seconds Won by four feet, yard between sec- { and third.
 Worlds record, 31 1-5 seconds. There are no American intercollegiate and English university records at the distance
 Richards has no record at the dis tance. but in a trial at Yale field the other day he ran in the same time as his win. 32 2-5 seconds
 Levin is credited with 32 seconds, but the performance is questioned.
 Fitzherbert's best performance is 11h yards behind 31 4-5 seconds.
 Byers has no record
 QUARTER-N MILE RUN.
 Won by c. H. Levin, Trinity Hall; w. M. Richards, Yale '95, second; w.. Fitzherbert, Trinity Hall, third; F. F.. Wade, Yale '96 L. S., did not finish; time, 49 4-5 seconds. Won by eighteen inches; eight feet between second and third.
 World record, 47% seconds.
 American intercollegiate record, 491a seconds.
 English university record, 49 4-5 sec- onds.
 Lewins previous best performance, 50 4-5 seconds.
 Richards best performance, 50 sec onds, although the above is a shade better than that.
 Fitzherbert's best performance, 49 S-5 seconds.
 Wade's best performance, 5115 sec onds.
 HALE MILE RUN.
 Won by F. $. Horan Trinity Hall; P ". Crane, Yale '95, second time, ? minutes 2-5 seconds. Cranes time, 3 miutes, II 3-5 seconds
 Worlds record, 1 minute 5 2-5 sec onds.
 American intercollegiate record, 1 minute, 57 1-5 seconds.
 There is no English university record.
 Horan's best performance is 1 min ute 55 2-5 seconds.
 Cranes best performance is minutes 1 second
 ONE MILE RUN.
 Won by w. E. Lutyens, Sidney col lege; ]. E. Morgan, Yale '96, second H.,J. Davenport, Trinity Hall, third; w H. Wadhams, Yale 96, quit on last lap; time, minutes, 35 3-5 seconds. Won by 20 yards; fifteen between sec ond and third. Morgan's time was 4 minutes, 3S 4-5 seconds.
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