New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-19
A VICTORY FOR PRINCETON
DEFEATS COLUMBIA IN THE ANNUAL
GAMES
.,r, TrAMs IN e.. cr,..ENr CONDITION AND TIL
eoNr'rsrs wrRn EXTREMELY CLONE
,oirMniAa PINE SHOWING IN

cosrrsrs WE'RE EXTREMELY CLONE
,oLrMniAa PINE SHOWING IN
rpr BICYCLE RACE
cha four,b annual Princeton Columbia games
we're held yesterday NJ the Co'unp'a o'"' ~
,amsbridgc and resulted IN thlrd v'e'ory ~.
prncoton by n score OF G. to 49, Last year TOT
-. ors ,,ne since the starting OF this dual league
-. $500 co,,,m,a won. beating Princeton by n
.core OF a TO TO- Yesterdays games were by Ia.
tho best We, held The track and the DAY were a''
that could he desired. and both teams were !" e
cellent condition IT was expected that the sa'"'.
would be closer than they were. but the interest
y. ~. ,aryo crowd Of spectators was kept up TO
the highest mitch until the broad jump ana Po'o
vault finally decided the contest In faVor VI '"'
BOYS from New-Jersey. 49,. =.
The afternoon was full OF surprises and MOI
,cw disappontrnents for the Columbia poys' INC,
had confidently expected to win first ana seoo"u
Mace In both hurdle races but they had 10 u'
content with one first, second ana mn
Tho hicycle race. ridden In two heats. was inc
con,est Of the afternoon. Goodman. OF Princeton
had been picked for the winner. with Coi""''"
man for second OF third. When the men came ~
the scratch however. 1t was announced that uoou-
man would not ride. so all was IN oouo'' III oosn
the heats Columbia succeeded In getting hrst ana
sacona nlaces so there were only two princeton
man N ride In the finals The men In the last
heat kept close together until the nnal lap ~hen
they spurted In the order In which they hn'sheu.
Fearing won In minutes 2 3-5 SECONDS. oea'ns ai'
records made in unpaced intercollegiate contests
p Derr OF Princeton won the 22o-yard dash easily
rmrr,ng IN % Is seconds Columbia failed to score
no,nt in this contest. One OF the pretty races
o, the day was De Salazars victory In the low
hurdles in % As seconds, beating d. X. James, Vi
Princeton by about six inches. -. T.,
The outlook for Columbia In the bicycle race hh IN
the intercollegiate meeting is certaih,yy .h
oeg wbo So Slaces We're not more than second
apart and all were riding well ana sIea of what
any intercollegiate man is known to have zone n,
The other although run IN goop ,ar nliere
warrant any great expectat tons Tor either coiicsc
for next Saturday.
The summary is as follows:
onehundred-yard dashwon by psrr Of Princeton
Of Columbia. Time-lo is seconds princeton l. 00"''
bla /. g., VT,
norers Of Prnce,on second II Blur OF Columbia
third II ' T. Joseph OF Columbia Time-ics-' seconds
runwon by II K ,s,ss Of c SH~D a
second ManOn of Pnse,on sec 'hl Panceon cou%
E bia E. Time MN" >
,unwon by C hrs ssirs
F. v Dobbins Of Columbia Tme-as Is seconds Prince
ton s. Columbia g.
ond F. q NEWLY Of Prinse,on third e. NJ sme co
Of Princeton Time min-' 80 10 Sec princeton o. '0
Two-mle bicycle r- hesswSn by cd L mSw
ara Of c W Iam.on se' Of i:
second heat-Won by G. II. Rupert. or Ccumbia sec.
ond w / Fearing Of Columbia. third. j. A. fIanu o.
princeton Tme-S min 80 Is sec Final heai-Monn "
" j Fearing Of Columbia; second H. L. Howard. OF
columbia third, G. r. Rupert, % coumo'a- i"s-
Z min % sec Princeton o. Columbia -
wv nv ~ r James IT, OF Princeton second f. r.
Won S NY .; Princeton Tine-27 Second heat.Won
80 " he Salazar OF Columbia second W X wilson.
T,ue.o7 sec Final heat-Won by w. De salazar 20, 1i
t,irrhia. second II. r.. James OF Princeton: mira W
"a Wilson OF Princeton Tme-25 40 sec princeton d.
Columbia D. z,.. .s
One-,n,e rn-Won by II. Bacon. OF Columo'a seeohn'
y sterling 81 Princeton third. j. H. Fule OF Co'um-
h,a T,me4 min. 81 Is sec. Princeton q co'umo'" D.
Two-hundred and twenty-yard dash-Won by psrr OF
Princeton; second, H. r. Jamison. OF princeton: MIRO
II A. McNulty OF Princeton Tims-2s 10 seooho'
Princeton 4. Columbia o.
y fp W Howman Of Columbia: third O. u: Smith OF
Columbia Height OF bar. 10 feet inches Princeton D.
Columbia g.
Running broad jump-won by W. H. Rogers. o. Prince
TON ~ feet inches second. J. Hammond OF columbia
20 feet inches; third II. Garrett. r ~ feet Inches
princeton o. Columbia
Throwing sixteen pound hammcr-Won by j. NJ khodes.
~ Princeton IS feet 81 inches, second T. u igkr OF
princeton 100 feet 10 inches third, W. H. Schmhlhortt
OF princeton iOi feet II inches Princeton columbia
Running h,gh jump-won by y. Burke, Of Columbia
second ii. u, Young ~ Columbia: third, ~ weber ana
W H. Rogers Of Princeton helsh, OF bar feet ncheH
Princeton I. Columbia I,
Putting sixteen pound shotWon by A. L. Wheeler. of
Princeton 70 feet II inches second, W. IT, Schmalhors
81 Princeton 10 feet 10 inches. third. w BAIL OF Co
iumba, 81 feet 10 inches. Princeton 7. Columbia J.
Total Of pon,s-rrince,on az. Columbia 40