The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-12

Princeton, N. J., May 11,Varsity
Geld has never looked to better ad-
V5ptage than it did today when the
athletic team picked from the crack
men of the University Of California,
which reached here from the west
few days ago, defeated the Princetons
by a score of 81 points to 81.
The wearers of the California blue
and gold, were looked upon as being
very dangerous By all those who saw
them in practice here.
1t was generally conceded they
would take first and second honors in
the hurdle races, the high jump and
the 44O yard race.
Bradley was looked upon to take the
mile and a half and mile runs. but
before the games began Manager
North stated that Bradley had been
called away to Philadelphia last night
and was not in good condition today.
He also said Dozier was not in good
condition today.
On the other hand, the Princeton
students claim Captain James could
have selected a stronger team from
those among the eligibles to compete
and said the orange and black had bet
ter men among the Tigers tha4.
some of those whose names were or
the programme.
About 1000 collegians and visitors.
many of the latter being of the fairer
sex, were gathered on the stands when
the first event was announced. The
weather was excellent, although the
sun rays were too warm for the rum
nerS, and a gentle breeze began to
blow across the fields, which made the
day a. beautiful one.
The running track and in-fieId were
pronounced by the contestants to be
in splendid condition, but, as the result
will show, not one of the men eQualled
his previous best record.
AS the visitors had only one man
entered in some of the events. 1t was
arranged to score points for first
place and for second in each con-
test.
Summaries.
The pole vault went by default to
Princeton, as the visitors brought no
pole vaulter with them
The first event, a one hundred yards
dash, was one by F. w. Allen, Prince
ton; ]. w. Scroggins, California, sec
ond. Time-:10 rs.
The half mile run-Philip Bradley.
SdllIOI LID, III OOlll4 11dAi4OAiJ 4AAAOO-
ton, second. Time-2:06 is.
The 12O yard hurdle race. ]. Dyer.
California, first; H. B. Torney, Call
fornia, second. Time-:16 Is.
The putting 16-pound shot-F. ".
Koch, California, first; distance Sc it.,
10 in: W. L. Schmalhorst. Princeton
second, 81 #, in.
The mile walk-E. Q. McVitty.
Princeton, first: L. Mervin, California,
second. Time-7:49 2-5.
The 220 yard dash-Ralph Deere.
Princeton, first; ]. w. Scroggins. Cali
fornia, second. Time-:22 2-5.
The 900 yards hurdle, first heat-E. J.
Dyer, California, first; D. r. James, jr.,
Princeton, second. Time-:26 3-5. Sec
ond heath. B. Torrey, California,
first; r. L. North, Princeton, second.
Time-:26 S-5. The winners tossed UP
and Torrey won the first place.
Running high jump-W. G. Patter-
son, California, first; F. W. Koch, Cali
fornia, second. Both men tied at IT.,
in, and by agreement Patterson took
the first place.
On the mile rum. F. Sterling,
Princeton, first; H. F. Hall, Princeton,
second. Time-4:57 9-5.
The two mile bicycle race-Dozier,
California, first; J. A. Leland, Prince
ton, second. Time-5:41 3-5.
The 44O yards dash-F. W.Koch, Cal
ifornia, first; T. L. Barnes, California,
second. Time-:51 is.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-R. W.
Edgren, California, first; distance liz
feet; Dudley Tiggs, Princeton, second,
101 #, in.
Pole vault. A. c. Tiler. Princeton.
first; W. r. Trainer, Princeton, second;
height, 10 it., 2 in.
Running broad jump-W. B. Rogers,
Princeton, first; r. R.. Garrett, jr.,
Princeton, second; distance, % #.
Total points-California 81; Prince
ton 81. Firsts count five points; Sec
onds count three.