The herald., 1895-10-06

yards. Wade was several yards in the rear
at the finish.
1t looked like a dead heat, and when
Lewin's name was carded he received an
ovation, as he broke his own record py
three -ffths of seconu.
The last event was the 120-yard hurdle
ON the turf, where the Englishmen are
while the Americans use the cinders.
Fletcher overlook Cady at the eighth
hurdle, but he was unable to reach
Hatch. who finished beautifully by six
feet, while Cady was nearly yard be-
hind Fletcher. Hatch beat his own rec
swarmed in on the field when Hatch
crossed the finish line and ne was carried
to tue club house amid the cheers of the
spectators. The summaries follow:
Hundred-yard dash-Yale: W. NJ.
Richards, '95; R. W. Burnett. '97.
college: G. H. levin. Richards first.
Burnett second, Levin third, Wllding
fourth; time, 10 1-5 seconds.
120 yards on cinder path-Starters-- L..
2: Pilkington. Kings college; W. Nj.
Fletcher, Trinity bali: Cam mbridege, L.
H. Cady: 95; and G. B. Hatch, '97 for
Yale. Csdy first, Hatch second. Pilking-
ton third; Fletcher fourth; time, Is sec
onds.
100 yards, hurdles-Cady and Hatch
jumped into the lead at the start and the
result was never in doubt for a moment.
The Yale men broke the tape yard
apart. Pilkington was three feet behind
Hatch, and about two feet ahead of
Fletcher. Pilikngton knocked down his
last three hurd les.
Running high jump - Competitors:
Cambridge, A. r. Johnstone. Pembroke
college. Yale, J. H. Thompson, jr.,
,97; L. P. Sheldon, 's6., The bar was
81 ali - II
went ovr it easily. The bar was then put
at height of feet inches. jennings
and Thompson jumped American FASH
ion, straight run and q spring, while
tombstone and Sheldon took side run
and jump, Englisnh fashion. Johnstone
and Jennings missed their first trial with
the bar at feet inches. Jennings
cleared it on his second, but Johnstone
missed both second and third.
Run, 300 yards-Starters: Cam bridge,
W. Fitz Herbert and c. P. Levin, Trinity
hall Yale, W. NJ. Richards, '95; u. c.
Byers. Richards first; Levin second,
Fitz Herbert third, 4 Byers fourth; time,
ards overlook hin in the first fifty yards.
Fitz Herbert challenged Richards in the
stretcn, but was unable to overtake the
Yale sprinter, who won by two feet from
Levin, who came fast at the finish and
nipped Fitz Herbert at the tape by about
six inches.
Half mile run-Starters: Yale, P. W.
Crane. '95; Cam bridge, F.W. Horan. Trim
ity hall. Horan won, Crane second !;
time, minutes 2-5 second. Hoian snot
ahead OF Crane and gradually increased
his lead. winning easily BY so yards.
Putting l6,pound shot-Com petitors:
Yale, W. c. Hickok, 'e5 A. B. Brown,
'96. W. G. Hlckok won, AZ feet inches;
A. B. Brown, 40 feet inches, second; E.
]. Watson. 81 feet "a inches. third. In
the shot contest the Yale men put the
weight from a 7-foot circle and the Eng
lishmen from 10-foot square. Hickok
lowed to compete under English rules.
Running broad lump-Competitors
Cambridge, W. Mendelson. Jesus COL
lege. and f. NJ. Jennings. Caius college;
Yale. L. P. Sheldon '96, R. Mitchell '96.
Sheldon, p feet AZ inches, hrst: Jsn-
eA inches, third. Mendelson dropped
out.
One mile run-Staiters: Cam bridge. ".
E. Lutyens, Sydney college; H. J. Dav-
enport, Trinity hall: Yale, B. E. Morgan
'95, and W. II. Wadhams '96. Lutyens
won Morgan second. Dayen port third;
time, ABS 3-5.
Lutyens outdistanced the other COM
petitors ID the first lap. ". H. Wade
hams found the pace too hot for him and
dropped out in the last lap. Lutyens
won by 20 yards. Morgan beat Davenport
about 10 yards.
Throwing the 16- pound hammer-Com-
petitors: Cam bridge, A. B. Johnston,
Penn broke. and f. II. Jennings, Csius COL
lege: Yale, ". c. Hickok and H. P.
Gross. ". c. Hickok, i30 feet inches,
FIST; II. P. Cross. l27 feet 6 inches second |;
A. b. Johnston, 10Y feet inches. third.
Hurdle, 120 yarjs, on turf-Starters:
Cam bridge, L. S. Pilkington, Kings. and
Cady '95 and G. B. Haton '96. Hatch
first, Fletcher second, Cady third; Pill
ikne ton fourth: time. l6 seconds.