The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-05-25
Games at Berkeley Oval.

Barley Oval, N. Y, May 24-The
twentieth annual field meeting OF the
Intercollegiate Association of ANA
teur Athletes began today at this oval
The track and field were in excellent
condition. The attendance was not
large as might have been expected.
Shortly after noon, the in-field pre-
sented a Kaleidoscope appearance,
with the blue and gold of California,
Princeton's yellow and black, PhiIa-
delphia's crimson and black. Yale's
blue, Columbia white and blue. Harry
ards crimson and all other college col
ors as the different contestants inter-
mingled.
There were 600 and odd entries for the
scheduled events and promptly at 2
O'Clock, Father "Bill' Curtis, the ref
cree, caAed the boys to the scratch for
the hundred yard dash. There Were
Seven heats run off in this event, but
none of the contestants succeeded in
doing the distance in 10 flat. John V.
Crum of Iowa, who did it in 10 Is sec
onds, is looked upon by all colleges as
the likely winner Of the 100 and 22O
yard dashes, when the finals Will be
run off tomorrow
r. Dyer of California won the first
heat of the 100 yards hurdle. from E.
II. Cady of Yale in sixteen seconds. but
5. Chase Of Dartmouth did the trick
in a fifth of a second less, defeating
Dyer's side partner, Torrey, by mar
row margin. Everyone who saw the
races will look out for an interesting
tussle between Chase and Dyer in the
finals tomorrow.
In the two mile bicycle race. r. E.
Manley of Swarthmore broke the asso-
citation record of minutes and Is Sec
onds in the good time of 5:07 3-5.
In the field events. Hickok of Yale
outdid himself by throwing the six
teen pound hammer 132 feet and ten
inches. breaking his association and
college records, which were 123 feet Q
inches and 129 feet So inches re-
spectively.
In pole vaulting, Hoyt of Harvard.
Thomas of Yale and Buckolz of Penn
sylvania got over the bar ten feet nine
inches while Stewart of PENNSYLVANIA
Tyler of Princeton and Allen of Yale
managed TO go nine feet six inches.
The six men meet in the finals to-
morrow.
In putting the sixteen pound shot.
Hickok Of Yale beat his association
record Of forty-two feet with a score of
forty-two feet eleven and half inches.
His college record, however. is forty
four feet one and a half inches.
The winners of the trial events fol-
low:
Firsttrial 100 yards dash (seven
heatsl: z. y. Allen. Princeton. time.
10 1-5; NJ. u. Gonterman, Harvard.
time, 10 les; John Y. Crum Iowa.
time. 10 Is: II. G.. Paterson. Williams.
time, 10 %; r. Z. Rumsdell. Pennsyl-
vania, time. 10 Is; Ralph Dorr. Pince-
ton, time. 10 1-5; F. y. Lane, Prince
ton. time. 10 2-5.
Second trail-loo yards dash: Will
lam Richardson. Yale. time. I0I5 ].
V. Crum, Iowa. time, 10 IS; T. s
Ramsdell, Pennsylvania. time. 10 Is:
II. s. Paterson, Williams. time. 10 2-5.
One hundred and twenty yords hur-
DEE. Dyer, California, time. Is; 8.
Chase, Dartmouth, time. rs as; q. 8.
Hatch, Yale, time, :lel-5
Half mile run-E. HOLSTER. Harvard
time, e:oi Is: Charles Fitzpatrick. Tn
ion, time. 21l.
Two mile bicycle race: F. Howard.
Columbia. time. $40 Is: W. H Fearing.
Jr-. Columbia. time. SIS SIS: +. Hin.
Yale, time. s:s2 Is; r. c. Heidrichs,