The herald., 1895-05-12
California College Boys Who Had
Muscle to Spare
TIGERS TAKE A BACK SEAT
The Result Of the Dual Track Athletic
Games
Crack Men From the University Of California
Show What the Climate
Will Do
A,soc lated Press Special wire.

ABsOC lateQ freeS SpcClei WiIes
PRINCETON. N. j., May IL Varsity
field has never looked to better advant age
than it did today with the athletic team
picked from the crack men OF the Uni
versity of California, which reached here
from the west a few days ago, defeated
the Princetons by score of 6l to 81
points. The wearers of the blue and gold
were looked upon as being very danger
Gus by all those who saw them in practice
here. 1t was generally conceded they
would take first and second honors in the
hurdle races. the high jump and the 440-
yard race. Bradley was looked upon to
take the mile and half and mile runs,
but before the games began Manager
North stated Bradley had been called
away to Philadelphia last night ana was
aot in good condition today. He also
said Dozier was not in good shape either.
On the other hand the Princeton students
claimed Captain James could have sc
lected stronger team from those among
the eiglhles to compete. and said the
orange and black had better men among
the Tigers than some OF those whose
names were on the programme. About
1000 collegians and visitors. many OF the
latter being of the fair sex, were gathered
on the stands when the irst event was
announced. Weather was excellent, al
though the suns rays were too warm for
the runners and gentle breeze began
to blow across the field, which maue the
day "a beautiful one.
The running track and in-feld were
pronounced by the contestants to be in
splendid condition; but. as the results
will show, not one of the men equaled
his previous best record. AS the visitors
had only one man entered in some OF
the events. it was arranged to score five
points for first place and three for second
in each contest
The pole vault went to Princeton by de-
fault. as the visitors brought no pole
vaulters with them.
The first event. 100yB rd dash. was won
by +. W. Allen, Princeton; J. W. Scrog-
gins, California, second; time, 10 2-5 sec
onds.
Half-mile run, Philip Bardley Califor-
MIA. first; John Hanlon. Princeton, Sec
ond: time. NJ. 6 1-5 sec.
One hundred and twenty yards. hurdle
race, f. J. Dyer. Cal fornia, first; H. Il.
Torney, California. second; time, Ii 10
Putting the 16-pound shot, +. W. Koch.
California. first, distance 3s feet ~ inches;
W. l.. Schmalhorst. Princeton, second,
Mile walk. E. O. Mcvitty, Princeton.
first; /. Mervin. California, second; time
I m. 43 20 sec.
Two hundred and twenty va rds dash
Ralph Deere. Princeton. first; JAW.
Scroggins, California, second time, %
2-5 seco Ids.
Two hundred and twenty yards. hur-
dies, first heat. Il. J. Dyer. California,
first: d. II. James, jr.. Princeton, Sec
ond time. 26 %. Second heat, II. b.
Terry. California first; r. l.. North,
Princeton. second; time, 26 3-5. The
winners tossed up and Terry won first
place.
Running high jump. W. c. Patterson.
California, first; F. W. Koch. California,
second. Both men tied at feet and 8
inches and by agreement Patterson took
first place.
One mile run. r. +. Sterling. Prince
ton, first; H. f. Hall, Princeton second;
time, IN. 81 3-5 sec.
Two mile bicycle race, Dozier Calfor-
mia. first; A. Leland, Princeton, second
time, 5m. Al 3-5 sec.
Four hundred yard dash. +. w. KOCH
California, first; T. l.. Barnes, Califor-
mia. secondd; time. 81 1-5 sec.
Throwing 16-pound hammer, r. W. Ed.
gren. California. first: distance 115 teet;
Dudley Biggs. Princeton. second. l01 feet
2 inches.
Pole vault. A. G. Tiler. Princeton. first;
W.B. Trainer, Princeton, second; height,
10 feet inches.
Running broad jump. W. B. Rodgers.
Princeton. first; s. II. Garrett, jr. Prince
. ton. second; distance. % feet.
Total point, fer California, 81; Prince
ton. 81. First count, points; second
count 3 poi is.