The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-24
COLUMBIA DEFEATED
FOURTH VICTORY FOR PRINCETON
ATHLETES OVER NEW WORKERS.
Result OF Yesterdays Annual Track
Conversational bicycle Circuit
winners mt San Francisco.

PRINCETON, n. j., May 23.-Princeton
scored its fourth victory over Columbia to-
day in the annual track games. winning the
victory by 61l1 points 10 1919. The two teams
were evenly matched on the track. while
Princeton had little difficulty in taking the
majority of the field events. The only good
time was made by Derr. OF Princeton. who
covered the hundred yards in ten seconds.
The surprise of. the meet was the defeat Of
Colfelt. in the quarter. by Schaff. of Column
bla. Colfelt recently covered the quarter in
40 3-5 seconds, but he was unable to do better
than "a seconds to-day. The Princeton man.
agement is discouraged over the poor time
made by its runners, and have almost given
up hope of its men being with the leaders in
the races at the intercollegiate games next
Saturday. Summaries:
Observation-Disclosures Dasf1-Derr. Princeton,
first; Lane, Princeton, second; Enrich, CO.
lumbia, third. Time, 10.
Hurdle Race, 100 Yards-Bijur, Columbia.
don. Princeton third. Time, :16 l-5.
Haif-mile Run-Schon, Columbia, first;
Emerson ,s,ni c9nmbis os second; Bryant Prince
Putting 16 Pounds-Garrett. Princeton. SO
feet ~ inches, first; Edwards, Princeton, 80
feet IA inches second; G. Carter. Columbia.
Five-mile Bicycle Race-Parker, Princeton,
first; Underhill, Columbia, second; Fearing.
Throwing 16-pound NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Princeton. lOe feet lils inches, SECOND; Ed,
Mile Walk-Mcvitty. Princeton, first:
Hacket, Columbia. second; Joseph Tnall, CO.
lumbia, ruled OFF; Time, 7:SS 5-s;
Colfelt, Princeton. second; Wagner. Column
bia, third. Time, :53 2-5.
440-yard Dash-Schoff. Columbia, first; Col
felt, Princeton. second; Wagner, third. Time,
TWO Hundred and T,wenty-yard Dash
Derr, Princeton, first; Colfelt, Princeton,
s:ss ae5 Enricn. Columbia 'hir' Time
One-mile Run-Bacon Columbia, first EN-
erson, Columbia. second; Eaton. Columbia,
Pole VauitISmfrh, Columbia, 10 feet s
Running BROAD Jump-Bottger, Princeton,
20 feet inches, first; Garrett, Princeton, and
Clark. Columbia, tied, at 20 feet inches.
Garrett won the jump off.
cd Hurdle Race lace, 22e Yards cina5 heatmBijur
ond: PeH, Columbia, third. Time. :sSss.
Running High Jump-weber, Princeton.
first, 8 feet 9k inches; Forman. Columbia. s
Tue final score was: Princeton, 621k points;
Columbia, 1917.
= National Bicycle Circuit Races.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 2s.-The date orig
inaly given to Santa Monica for the ma
tional bicycle circuit races was Cancelled and
the Faces run off at Central Park. this city.
to-day. The 1000 people present saw good
racing. The features of the day were the
riding of the Terrell brothers and the defeat
OF c. s. Wells in his heat of two-thirds of a
mile. by J. E. Edwards. of San Francisco. in
the fast time of 1:35 %. Both Edwards and
Wells. however. were ridden out, and failed
to qualify in the semi.fnals. In the final
the men lined up as follows: w. A. Terrell,
H. Il. Terrell. II. Z. McCrea, and J. NJ. Camp
bell. The men came around the hast turn
and into the stretch at terrific gait, four
abreast. The finish was so close that il took
the judges hfteen minutes, to reach deci-
sion. which, when given, left probably half
the audience in doubt as to who actually
Two-thirds Mile (professionaD Heats
First. w. A. Terrell. c. r. Coulter. H. B.
Er freeman second H. E. McGrea, 3; r.
Davis; fourth, J. n, Campbell. r. L. Tong.
Wells; final. w. A. Terrell. NfcCrea, Wells;
second. Terrell, Campbell. Edwards. Final
H. F. McCrea, Los Angeles, won; W. A. Ter
rell, San FRANCISCO. second; J. M Campbell,
Spokane, third; H. F. Terrell, fourth. Time,
y