The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26
YALEBEATS THEN ALL
Winning Intereollege Sports
With Thirty Points.
PENNSYlv WANNA 25, HARVARD %.
Poor showing by California Crurn OF
Iowa a Great Runner-HickokA Again
Breaks the Hammer Record.

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University OF Pennsylvania men running
second with =. and Harvard third with
- The management was excellent, There
was no time wasted throughout the after
noon. and the progre mTne was gone
through In less than three hours. The
grand stand bleachers and the tops Of
houses were crowded with spsc tators 20
the number OF 500. The running track
was lightning fast. and the field could not
have been IN any better condition
Probably the most popular competitor
was John =. Erum OF Iowa, who won the
ice and 2oo-yard dashes. His running In
the trials yesterday showed he had several
links 70 let out when pushed. In the final
dash az - yards Crum WOE again from
Richards by three yards. One OF the
timers clicked" him at q - seconds
but the official time was - fat. IL was
officially announced that Crum's pedigree
would be carefully looked into. and IL the
objections are sustained Yale viii secure
ten more points The California team was
looked upon as dangerous for the hurdles
and the quarter mile run. Their man were
in good condition. and Capt. Koch fel-
confident that they would acquit them
selves in good shape. Dyer and Torrey
finished second and third respectively, be-
hind Stephen Chase of Dartmouth. and
Bremen Of Hartford and Cady OF Yale
held Torrey down TO third place In the 30
yard hurdle. Capt. Koch fought Vincent
OF Harvard stabbornly for the quarter
mile run but had 10 be ~ tisfied with sec
ond honors. Edgren scored one point IN
the hammer throwing contest. being beat
en- by H;ckok and Cross OF Yale. This
made the seventh point scored for Cali
fornia.
Hickok smashed the collegiate record
by throwing the hammer 135 feet IL in
Ches. and put the shot 4 feet lll2 IN
ches.
In the two mile bicycle race Manley. OF
Strathmore, WOE cleverly from Otto
mann. c. C., New York. Ottoman was
disqualified for interfering, and osgood,
Of Pennsylvania. was placed second. with
Fearing. OF Columbia. third.
Harvard showed well as the wearers OF
the crimson. Brewer and HOLSTER won
their respective races in good style, and
Hollister surprised everybody BY beating
fitzpatrick. Of Union, for the half mile,
Kilpa trick having previously done the
distance In several seconds better.
Buckholz. of Pennsylvania. after tieing
with Hoyt OF Harvard. In the pole vault
at II feet 2, inch. which beats the associ-
alton and collegiate records, cleared the
bar AT 10 feet 81 inches and won the first
medal Leslie and Winsor. OF Pennsyl-
vania. tied In the high jump, feet 9.
inch. and after tossing the coin, Leslie
was given first place.
The first and second men in the finals
which will try conclusions with the ath-
letes of Oxford and Cambridge in Eng
land this year.
In the mile run Morgan, OF Yale. was
assisted very cleverly by Cleveland. his
college chum. for three laps. Cleveland
dropped exhausted at the three-Quarters,
and orion and Jarvis. of Pennsylvania.
moved up and the bell tinkled for the
last lap. orion forged ahead when pass
ing the grand stand. and kilpa trick, of
Union. overlook Jarvis in the home
stretch. orion won easily in 4:3 20, Kill
patrick crossing the tape In 40 40. ms
Is the fastest time ever made az a meet
ing Of colleges In this country. The win
ners were:
Seminal. 10o-yard dash-First heat, f.
& Ramsiell. Pennsylvania, first. William
Richards. Yale. second. Time. 10 l-5. Sec
ond heat-John Y. Crum, Iowa. first; II.
8 Patterson. Williams, second. Time,
10 Is Crum won easily oy two yards.
r2nyard hurdle $3.50 ToTrey, California.
Cadv. Yale. and Munroe. Harvard, who
ran In second yesterday. were contest
ants. and the winner of this heat was 10
race with Dyer, California, Chase. Dart
mouth. and Hatch. Yale, the iirSts yester-
day. Result: II. Torrey, California, nrst;
E H. Cady. Yale, second. 1ime, 10 40
seconds. This time equals the collegiate
or intercollegiate records for the distance.
Half-mile run. fnal-HolHster. Harvard.
first: Charles fitzpatrick, Union, second;
c. c. Rlchel. Pennsylvania. third. Time.
. minutes This was a surprise. as XII
patrick was looked upon as a sure winner.
+ having gone the distance several seconds
faster. The Harvard men went wild at
the result. as they did not count on scoF-
ing first houors.
serni-dnaI. two-mile bicycle race: First
bea+-w III Fearing. Columbia. first: W.
Gilman. G. C. y. s. second. Time. I'll e-5.
second heat-W. n. Osgood, Pennsylvania,
6rst. q. Rupert. Columbia. second. Time.
7.ol Third heat-R r. Manley. Swarth-
more. first. G. ". Oates. Pennsylvania.
second Time 500 s-5.
Throwing the sixteen pound hammer.
hnal-W O. Hirkock, Yale, first. distance
la feet ~ inches; II. Cross.
Yale. second distance I55 feeti
distance 1et feet ~ inches. Hic-
Rocks throw hea. all the previous col
Ier9ate ara INTERCOLLEGIATE records. which
were made ~ him. Cross also beat pre-
vious records.
one hundred and twenty yards hurdle.
arai-C : chase. Dartmouth. first, =
T. Dvar california. second} y. T>rrey.
california th.rd Time. -. The Cali
fo--,ia bows ran well. but Chase was 100
cool FOR Them. winning by a yard in easy
sseNfor Hatch. 80 Yale. had no show
vi,h The Wes,erners. as they outsprnte1
Rim after passing the las, hurdle.
one hundred ward dash. ANAL v
s,rnr, IOWA a-S,. ". NJ Richards Yale.
second. r {, Ramsfell. pennsylvania.
thirh Time, n seconds
putting the sixteen pound shot final
". o Hick7ck Yale. first. distance =
feat H. inches: 4 4 Kn!pe. Fennsyl-
ami, second distance Al feaf So inches.
r2~ovr. Yale. third distance 90 feet
a. INCHES Hi~kock beat MS iutsr~olle-
ela.e record - feet. made last YEAR.
I, .he fua} f00 yard 1ssh Crum. Of Iowa.
80, OF badly. hut ran Al excellent rae.
r. Df~lsef an on Richards. who was load
ing in The f}~st hair. AM orally beat him
ouf about six inches
one mile wake. r. Trail YalH f-s-
II = Tronrht0n Amherst second. J n
J5htltps. Harvard. third Tine. 1-o3 3-5.
ts,-sr. ~ Columbia was disqualified.
Ouar,er-rY7iIo ran. anaI-W. z. Vincent.
Harvard first. =. " Koch California.
second. " + Mansfield. Harvard, third.
Time 80 t-S.
i've hundred and twr0;y yar1 hurdle,
..->t-e~,1 FIRST heat-E II Ca5v. Vale.
e.. u To~rev. California. second Time.
~ 80 second beat L. EreUs< IT.
Harvard. first: l. T. sheldon. Yale. see
Rg7rirr hlch Jump n0s--R- r Leslie
7,ornefyvaa-a f-s-. +. n Winsor. Penn
sv1y-suia second; =. J. Paine, j.. Har-
xa-4 .hir8 leslie and Nins7r tjc' for
-,Iace ~ feet TIA, and they tossed coin
r-- ~~s. bo0o~S Leslie WANING.
purni1g broad iump. fnai-I- T. SAe]-
nan vale arst distance - feet So in
~b.s \. S.lckoey. Jr Harvard, second.
sts-s->a - feet = Inches. W Rogers.
p~iaeescn. third. distance q feet - &C.
ches
two hundred arA twenty yard dash.