The herald., 1895-05-19
California Athletes Go Against
Pennsylvania
SOME GOOD RECORDS MADE
Golden State Boys Show the Eastern ers
a Thing or Two
At the Close Of the Tournament the Teams
Were Tie-0nly First Points We're
Counted - Summaries
Associated Press. Special Wire.


sity of California athletes verified their
prediction of hard tussle with the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania, but scored a tie
in the track and field sports today. The
points were not reckoned as they were at
Princeton last week, when the Tigers
were beaten 81 to 81. Only firsts were
counted today and at the finish each team
had scored seven.
The threatening weather and the
steeplechase racing kept people away,
and there was only an attendance of
about 100. The Pennsylvania men as
cribed the tie TO the absence of Rams
dell the crack runner, who was not in
condition to compete. They feel sure that
he could have won the 220 and 440-yard
dashes and made the score 9 to 5 in
favor of them. Manyof the contests were
exciting, notably the mile walk and the
44O-yard run. In the walk Marvin of Cal
ifornia started off with spurt and kept
the lead until the third lap, when Fetter-
man of Pennsylvania passed him. A
moment afterwards Davis of Pennsylvania
was following his colleague, leaving Mar
vim behind, but on the last lap the Cali
fornia man put on steam and won in
most exciting finish by about four inches,
Fetterman coming in second.
In the 440-yard dash Captain Koch of
the California team took the lead. War
rem 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 any difficulty, Schusl com
ing second. Bradley, the Californian,
was not in it at any stage, and was SO
used up at the finish that he was unable
to compete in the mile run, which was a
Walkover for Jarvis of Pennsylvania.
The 220-yard dash went to the visitors
with ease, Pennsylvania not being in it
from the start. Barnes finished first, with
Sco.gins close second. Both the hur-
die races were handily taken by the Cali
fornians.
In the 2o.yard race Dyer and Tolrey
ran dead heat for first, Schlief coming
in away behind.
The 20-yard hurdle was another close
contest between the California hurdler,
but Torrey came in few yards in ad-
vance of Dyer, Middleton of Pennsylvania
taking third place, Schlief, his partner,
The two-mile bicycle race ended IN a
fzze. The starters were Dozier for Cali
fornia and Osgood and Coate for Penn
sylvania. Osgood. who has a record of
5:O7, took the lead and eaily maintained
it. On the second lap Dozier dropped
out of the race, complaining of cramp
in the leg. Osgood finished in 5:37 3-5,
with Coates second.
The field events were without special in
teret.
The officials of sports were: Referee, J.
". Kelly. ir... A. A. u: track judges,
Harry Mcmillan. W. II. Rocap. II. W.
Schlther Harold Brumm; field judges. J.
W. r. Collins. A. ?. Childs; timers. II.
l.. Geyelin. +. Ii. Lee, +. B. Ellis: meas
urers, DR.. E. T.Ward, II. W. Beam, D. C.
Clegg, announcer. N. b. Young; clerk of
course. S. G. Alexander; assistants C.
H.. Perkins, ". Walters, Z; Engeman;
e.. starter. X. d. Turner.
l0O-yard dash-Bucholz, U. of P, won.
Barnes of California second. Scoggins of
California and Judd of Pennsylvania tied
for third time. 10 10.
Half-mile run-Orton of Pennsylvania
first, s. w. Sicheld of Pennsylvania Sec
ond, Bradley OF California third; time,
2:O3.
Putting the shot-Knipe of Pennsyl-
vainia won. 40 feet 81 inches. Knoch of
California second, 3S feet 51a inches.
2O0-yard hurdle-Dyer and Terry of Cal
ifornia tied for the first place, Schlief of
One mile walk-Merwin OF Californ
won by four inches, Felterman of Penn
sylvania second. Davis of Pennsylvania
third; time. 1887.
Running high Jump-Wlnsor OF Penn
sylvania won, feet II inches; Koch of
California second, feet 10H inches Pat
terson of California third, feet 81
inches.
Two hundred and twenty yards dash
Barnes of California won, Scorggins of
California second, Freeman of Pennsyl-
vania third, Sillman OF Pennsylvania
fourth.
Running broad iump-Wolsey of Cali
fornia won 21 feet 34 inches; Bucholz
of Pennsylvania second, 20 feet AZ
inches; Warren of Pennsylvania third,
10 feet inches.
The one mile run went to the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania by default. Bradley
was used up in the half mile race and
there was no other entry for California.
Jarvis of University of Pennsylvania had
a walkover; time, 4:5M.