The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-18
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letics.
 Yale won the first annual dual track athletic meet with Princeton here Sat urday afternoon, leading from the first event, and finally finishing ahead by the score of S7 to 25,
 In three events Yale took every place, scoring points in each, and in four more events Yale took first and second, scoring out of the possible points in the events.
 Princeton failed to capture all the points in any event, and in only one did she take first and second, the 220- yard dash. In only this and the 440- yard dash did she take more points than Yale. Of the IA firsts, Yale took F and Princeton ?. Of the IA seconds Yale captured and Princeton 5. Of | the thirds, Yale scored the same num- Der, 9, to Princetons 5, | Perhaps the most significant point of | the meet is the record made by the | Yale athletes against the Princeton stars, who have just returned as the l Olympic champions. The Princeton | men took two first places at Athens, but third place was all that the Olym- plan champions could secure here, Gar rett, who made such a fine showing in Greece, was able only to take third place in the broad jump, and could not score in the shot-put
 No records were broken, as strong wind blew across the field.
 1osr, .,lo ,;Y,.r ;,, tla h,,rI Ac, the bicycle race, the pole vault, the walk and the hammer and shot-put attests to her strength in the coming intercollegiate games.
 Individually, the work of Perkins in the hurdles, Buckingham ia the mile run, Mcfarland in the bicycle race, e,Van l Wrinkle in the vault, Captain Sheldon in the jump and Burnett in the 100-yard dash was fine. Colfelt and Laing made the best individual showing for Prince | ton
 The summary is as follows:
 10O-yard dash-W. B. Burnett, Yale, won; R. Derr, Princeton, second; F. F.. Chapelle, Yale, third. Time--0:1o 1-5. Points-Yale 6, Princeton ?.
 120-yard hurdle-E. c. Perkins, Yale, won; F. T. Van Buren, Yale, second; G. B. Hatch, Yale, third. Time-0:16 2-5. Points-Yale s, Princeton 0.
 Hale mile run-B. B. Hinkley, Yale, won; c. w. Bryant, Princeton, second; J. Hanlon, Princeton, third. Time-2:0l. Points-Yale 5, Princeton 3.
 Mile bicycle race-J. S. Mcfarland, Yale, won; E. Hill, jr., Yale, second; H. H. Tweedy, Yale, third. Time-2:34 4-5. Points-Yale s, Princeton 0.
 Mile walk-William Darrach, Yale, won; F. c. Thrall. Yale, second; J. L. Hitchcock, Yale, third. Time-7I4 Points-Yale 8, Princeton 0.
 440 yard dash--Won by J. H. Colfelt Princeton; second, F. D. Garven, Yale; third, s. K. Gerard. Yale. Time-o:51 Points-Yale 3, Princeton 5.
 Mile run-Won by D. F. Buckingham Yale; second, w. T. Laing, Princeton; third, E. H. Lewis, Yale. Time-4:35 Points-Yale 6, Princeton ?.
 220 yard hurdles-Won by L. P. Shel- don, Yale; second, J. l.. Fewsmith Yale; third, l.. F. Jones, Princeton Time-0:26 1-5. Points-Yale z, Prince ton l.
 220 yard dash-Won by R. Derr Princeton; second, J. H. Colfelt, Prince ton; third, F. P. Garven, Yale. Time OPP 2-5. Points-Yale l, Princeton 7.
 Pole vault--Won by c. T. Van Win kle, Yale, 10 feet, 71a inches; second, W E. Selin, Yale, 10 feet, 41s inches; third P. w. Allis, Yale, 10 feet 11a inches Points-Yale 8, Princeton 0.
 Running broad jump-Won by L. P Sheldon, Yale. distance. 22 feet 6A inches; second, R. F. Mitchell. Yale third, R. Garrett, jr., Princeton. Point: Yale, Princeton 1.
 Throwing the hammer-Won by H P Cross, Yale, distance, 130 feet inches; second, R. F. Mitchell, Yale third, R. Garrett, jr., Princeton. Points Yale 2, Princeton 1.
 Putting the shot-Won by Richard Sheldon, Yale, distance. 39 feet 5& inches; second, F. G. Beck, Yale; third D. M. Edwards. Princeton. Points Yale z, Princeton l.
 Running high junp-Won by R. c Merwin, Yale, height feet 10% inches second R. Weber. Princeton; third, tic between Merwin and Gerard of Yale Points-Yale 6, Princeton ?.
 YALE'S BAD DEFEAT BY PRINCE
 TON.
 To Yale's series of defeats this spring on the diamond another, one of the worst decats Yale has ever met, wa. added last Saturday by the result O. the game with Princeton. Yale played spiritless game in very respect, ant none of the usual snap and energy evi dent in Yale team was apparent. | begins to look as though Yale for thu past three years has depended on tho great Garter to win her games on tht diamond, and now that he is gone tho remainder Of the team are unequal tt the extra energy required of them This seems to be a prevalent opinion or the campus.
 Princeton, on the other hand, played an almost errorless game and outplayet Yale at every point, being especially strong in the box and at batting. Int summary of the game is as follows: l PRINCETON