The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-05-19
RESULTS IN A TIE
PENNSYLVANIA AND CALIFORNIA
UNIVERSl TIES COMPETE

seven Each--PennsylSaDidns AscTiDe
the Tie to Their Crack Runners ABB
sence--Exciting Mile Walk anG -Four
| Hundred and Forty Yards Run-Two
Mile Bicycle Race Farce-Tigers De-
feat Columbia by Fifteen Points.
| Philadelphia, May 1s.-The Universi-
~ of California athletes verified their
! prediction Of hard tussel with the uni
versity Of Pennsylvania by scoring a
I tie in the track and field sports today.
I The points were not reckOned, as they
were at Princeton last week. when the
! tigers were beaten, 81 to 81. Ouly firsts
We're counted today and at the finish
| each team had scored Z.
The threatening weather and the
steeplechase racing kept peopl eaway
and there was an attendance of about
1900 The Pennsylvania men ascribe
the tie to the absence Of Ramsdell, the
crack runner, who was not in condi-
ton to compete, They feel sure that
| he would have won the go and 44O
yard dashes and made the score 8 to 3
in favor of the home team.
Many OF the contests We're exciting,
notably the mile walk and the 40 yard
run. In the walk, Marvin of California
started off with a squirt and kept the
lead until the third lap, when Fetterman
of Pennsylvania, passed him. a mo-
ment afterwards Davis of Pennsylva-
MIA was following his colleague, leaving
Marvin behind, but on the last lap the
Californian put on steam and won in
most exciting finish by about four
inches, F'etterman coming second.
In the 440 yards dash, Captain Koch
of the California team, took the lead.
Warren of Pennsylvania, pushed him
hard and afterwards, after covering
about 200 yards, passed him, whereupon
Koch made squirt and won by about
three yards.
OrtOn of pennsylvania won the half
mile without and difficulty Sichel COM
ing in seoud. Bradley, the Californian,
was not in it at any stage, and was
SO used up a the finish that he was un-
able to compete in the mile run, which
was a walkover for Jarvis Of Pennsyl-
Vania.
The 220 yard dash went to the visitors
with ease, Pennsylvania not being in it
from the start. Barnes finished first
with Scogsins a close second.
Both the hurdle races We're handily
taken by the Californians. In the 12O
yards, Dyer and Torry ran a dead heat
for first, Sshlief coming in away behind
The 220 yards hurdle was another
close contest between the Californians
hurdlers, but TOrrey came ina few
yards in advance of Dyer, Middleton
of Pennsylvania taking third place.
Schlief, his partner in the race, having
fallen over one of the hurdles.
The two mile bicycle race ended in a
fizzle. The starters were Dozier for
California and Osgood and Coates for
Pennsylvania. Osgood, who has a rec
ord of 5:07 took the lead and easily
maintained 1t. On the second lap, Do
zier dropped out of the race, complain
ing of a cramp in the leg. Osgood
finished in 5:37 3-5 with Coates second.
The field events were without special
interest.
PRINCETON DEFEATS COLUMBIA
Williamsburg, n. Y, May 1S-For the
third time in four years the Tigers of
Princeton today feated the Columbian
college boys in trials of speed and
muscle at the annual athletic games
held here on the Columbia oval by a
score of 631a TO 4S1a points.
The features of the days sport were
the wonderful burst of speed exhibited
by Bogert of Columbia, in the finish of
the mile walk and the breaking of the
two mile bicycle record
by Fearing Of Columbia, who sped over
that distance in five minutes and two |
and three-fifths seconds. Score by |
points:
One hundred yards dash-Princeton |
Z, Columbia l; 120 yards hurdle-Prince- |
ton ;, Columbia 8; mile run-Princeton |
2 Columbia 4; 440 yards run-Princeton |
;, Columbia 3; mile walk-Princeton 8, |
Columbia 5: two mile bicycle-Prince- |
ton 0, Columbia 8; 220 yards hurdle |
Princeton 3, Columbia 5; 220 yards dash |
Princeton s, Columbia 10; half mile |
run-Princeton 8, Columbia 5: throwing |
hammer-Princeton s, Columbia 10; |
running high jump-Princeton l. CO. !
lumbia Z; putting shot-Princeton z, !
Columbia l; pole vault-Princeton 51a, !
Columbia .; Totals-Princeton 631h, CO. |
lumbia 4S1a.
YALE WINS FROM HARVARD.
Cambridge, Mass. May 1S.-Yale won |
the dual games from Harvard this af-
scoring 60 points to the Grim
sons II. The afternoon was cold and
gloomy and the track a little heavy !
Captain Hickok outdid himself by !
breaking the dual records for the shot |
and hammer events by a wide margin
and battering the intercollegiate rec
1rds as well in the same events. In
the pole vault, Young Billy Hoyt of
cleared eleven feet which is
higher than the intercollegiate record
by good margin. Summaries: One
hundred yards daSh-Harvard 8. Yale
): one hundred and twenty yards hur-
0. Yale s. Mile bicycle
race-Harvard >, Yale 6: four hundred
and forty yards dash-Harvard s, Yale
}: mile walk-Harvard 8, Yale S; mile
., Yale 6; two hundred |
and twenty yards hurdle-Harvard 5.
Yale S; eight hundred and eighty
Yards run-Harvard Z, Yale /; two hun
lred and twenty yards dash-Harvard
;. Vale 5; putting 16-pound shot-Harv-
ard 1, Yale Z; throwing 16-pound ham,
ner-Harvard 0, Yale S; pole vault
3, Yale 3: running high jump |
Harvard 6. Yale ,; running broad
ump-Harvard , Yale 8. Totals
47. Yale 65.