New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-26
COLLEGE RECORDS SMASHED.
YArrs TRACK ATHLETES 30 GREAT WORK At
THEIR SPRING GAMES

%ew-uaven April q (SpNraD.-At tho spring
panes II tho Yale Track Athletc Association held
This afternoon three collegiate and two in,ercoleSi-
AZ. records were broken-thc milo walk mo nam
iner throw and the shot put. The hammer thro"
and shot pu, were broken by Captain william ~
titckoy Of tho Yale team. and the milo walk by
.f,rcl.' Thrall % Of Detroit. Mich. ThrnlTs tine
| in the walk was minutes and 8 seconds ana the
| distance Of Captin Uckok In N" hammer uip"
,as 40 fee, ana inches. HIS distance In tho Shot
MI, WAS . feet and u inchc5 Thra.ls new record
ccI,nscq the old college record by second ana 4
half Hrhok's latest hammer throw rccoTi b"A's
tho former intercollegiate AMI collegiate record
made hy himself last year In New ork by iee'
and inches and his shot pat OF io-DAy ~ j's' "
| inches moro than the record he made u year ago
In v.vYor, in the intercollegiate games. J. Is Just
o. inches better than that hcTalt"i b knlpe Oh Inc
| University Of Pennsylvania. as wonder AZ ~"
spring games Of Pcunsy lvania week ago '"'
| records made Is Captain II 'k7k today WI not
stand as iY'crcollcrlj records. owing - tN' i"'
ma. a NOW rule has hrsn adopted by ~" assoc
citation declaring that records shall b. rcG'"'''
unless mad, b. the annual eames OF IN" ASSOC IA
ton but Yale athletes are losing 10 sleep over ''S
fact, az Captain Ii.ckok Is prepared - or'dH '''"
! his ro-orls of today a. the INTERCOLLEGIATE" games
| ncxt month
Win tho execution Of the two-milc bicycle race,
| all OF to-la.'s matches were holly contested ana
the tnes AMI distances were clos" TO u" co''es""'
| records IN every instance. All tho events VIZ
gcra'. a. ana The winners or O4dc"s Viii of "''''''
without further qualifying to the invitation games
hold hcrc mex week when uli ne Eastern 'oI'E'S
VIII scuI REPRESENTATIVES, Next to the re'ori-bTeik
ing events tho hurdles were productive 81 me pcs
| time Flr-, ana second places ia both were hanI-
| fourtt battles between "Cady." 80. IN" present
| CHAMPION and Perkins. *. another Hartford boy
| whom CaAy has trained all tho season. In TINS
| case the pupil beat hts master In one nsi2nce ana
| ueacly ran hm on Isis feet "a tHe otH"I. re ,'a.
il c'se mon The Intercollegiate limit IN b)h case
In ;n, nuartcr-:.l. Chubb showed NJ IN sp!"h-
i'm. a., - il, seconds Tho 22pyard dash indicates
that the Yale man IN this race this season WI
p 26 seconds The To-, yards revealed dark horse
| In Burnett sophomore from The West tie sho"et
| ioi-j seconds The Juniors scored tho greatest
number Of points and Will therefore win the oyer
Cup for the nrst Tune. INC "iHi'c'' anu '0''''
| were follows:
| ~ IL erconda. fc-ond Bycrs 'as; third. nm 'o'
% Gs ssdnG Gn1 nG Won e. 'S IrF @Gy rs ''
| ,r,yo-mi- bicycle by I'M %. tine. min
a geo second Young. o. third. Heidrch. 96
Nile walk-Won by r. &. Thral. 90. time min sec:
seroni Fred Johnson. so.
rwo-hunlrei and twenty yard dash Won by wads ee
time % Is seconds. second Chubb. third nyerr. "s
onls second. jordan %. ihnd derar' %.
one-rnie nun. Won ly Morgan. / s; TINE 4 min. 40
sec. second. Huxley 81 third. Cleveland 'os
Two hundred twenty-yard hurde-won by cady 90
time. - 80 seconds; second. Perkins. '0N
IIalt-mie Won by Wadhams, 800 time. : min
49, sec. second IAphan. ~: third. Crane %
100 inches: Chadwick. a. l2i feet ncHH
Putting the Won ~ iiickok 20 distance. ~ feet
| Colt. 'sG
Pole between Thomas % and Allen. %; dis
tancc 10 feet "a nohes
Running nigh Inmr Won by rhomg.on -. distance b
Running broad jump by sheldon. 90 distance q