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COLUMBIA WHEELMEN WIN
THEY CAPTURE FIRST PLACE AT THE
BICYCLE MEET OF THE I. A. A.
YALE COMES SECOND. AND PENNSYLVANIA AND
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY TIE FOR THIRD
PIACE-TIE MANHATTAN BEACH
TRACK IN FINE CONDITION.

TRACK IN FINE CONDlIlON
TIL. first regular bicycle meeting OF the Inter
collegiate Athletic Association was held at the Man
haitian Beach track yesterday afternoon, ana the
1000 people who travelled down to the track when
is generally swept by ocean breezes. witnessed some
Of the most spirited contests in this nelghbor
hood in many day. Columbia the day. Yale
being her sturdest opponent. The ocean preezes
were not In evidence yesterday, and while the spec
tators sweltered the speedy riders had no fauit 10
find with the atmospheric conditions, FOR the ao
sence OF stlr wind was just what they had been
praying for.
There was breeze enough in the early afternoon
to stir the flags the grandstand lazily' but as
the racing began in earnest the breeze ded out anu
the nacs hung limp against the poles Many OF
the onlookers took advantage Of the splendid
weather and rode their wheels to the beach track
Pretty girls were there in plenty 10 cheer the COL
,epe boys on to victory and many OF them. In be-
witchlng cycling costumes, came to the oeach on
tandems II was pretty sight on the way oacK 10
Prospect Park after the races. Men and girls
seemed to be inspired by the sport and the trip
hack 10 the city along the Cycle Path was made In
faeter time than the law allows. But there was
racing in the air In Brooklyn yesterday, and the
police did not interfere.
A. predicted Columbia Yale and the University OF
Pennsylvania carried off the majority OF the hohors
The speedy riders Of Columbia won the real honors
finishing first with twenty points TO eight Tor faie
and 1--WE Tor the University Vi feHHSSANo"o ~"
Columbian University OF Washington won race and
captured five points. while Harvard had to be con-
tent with two points. The points were scored as
follows: Five 10 the winner. two 10 second man
and one TO a third The college scoring the most
points-Colurnba-g five points. In the general
count In the Intercollegiate Athletic Championships
on Saturday Yale gets two points In the coming
championships and the University OF Pennsylvania
and the Columbian University one-haf a point each
W hrok he sDoh through
out was nrst-c.ass and the finishes were unusually
close and hard fought. ". G. Douglass OF Pennsyl-
vania. the ex-Class Il rider. proved disappointment
Mcfarland. OF Yale. did some splendid all-around
work but the ugly fall he received several days ago
did him no good. lie ought TO do better In future
contests He is a big. raw-boned fellow, with plenty
Of speed and grit f. a. l.. Schade. who won the
ve-milc race In clever style. came 10 the track Ike
a young millionaire. lie down In a special car
which side-tracked nearby, and with him came
trainers. rubbcrs and a chef.
W II. Fearing. Of Columbia. won the final heat In
the half-mle race. after desperate finish with Hill.
Of Yale The men separated by only couple
Of inches Douglass and Rupert clearly out
wltted. Columbia swept the board In the quarter
mile. running rrsi second ana thlri In me tandem
within their grasp. The Pennsylvania team seemed
shut out a, time BY daring riding. however.
Eg.in and Williams broke through the apparent
pocket and captured a clever race by about half a
yard The college boys tried dIatory tactics in the
the course twice. Finally the referee warned them
that II They lI not race. he would put them all on
the ground for the day Rupert captured the race.
with Mcfarland second AMI Fearing third
referee. J. e. Wetmore. VIII X. Pitman, j. +. Gen
tie AMI Mr. Wise Judges The announcer was +.
" Burns ami the starter :. ID. See There were
several falls OF the riders were severely In
Jurrl The summaries:
one halr mite Final heat Won, BY v, II. FEARING r..
third Time i.i9 . > ". q. Douglass Pennsylvania;
q r. Rupert. columbia. II. H. leweu, Harvard. also
I, h, tvR, hes Sam
tan between second AMI third.
Quarter mile Final heat won by j. 7. Williams, jr:.
Columbia q 49, tnderhll Columbia second. II. X. Bird
Columbia. third Time-32 , sec L. Tweeiy. Yale;
Cpr-er Pennsy lyana. and j. +. Alexander Cornell also
started II 10y three inches. foot between sec
and third.
one mile ianiem-Finai heat-won by Elsin and Will
Jams Pcnnsy lyan.a McFarlard and Hll. Yale second;
Uutler and French. Yale third Time-2:2l 33. II was
Won by half wheel; three lengths between second and
third
one miie-Final heat by O, E; Rupert Columbia;
iumba third. Tme-2:27 80. W. II. Douglass. Pennsy
yanla q. - I'nderhill Columbia. J: D. Corer. Pennsy
ward also started. II by two lengths; half a
wheel hetwcrn second and third
Five miles run in one heat-won by +. 4. l.. schade
Columbia J. + Wood. Harvard second: f. I'LL. Yale.
F IT, j. Paul q G. New York W. @. Douglass Penn
sylvania: J. Il. Corser. Pennsylvania; A. Stackhouse.
Iams Pennsylvania: A. g. Eslin. Pennsy vania: G. II.
McFarlanc. Princeton; J. r. Parker Princeton: r F.
Hubbard swarthmore: II. y. Campbell. swarthmore; J.
S Mcfarland Yale. l.. Tweedy Yale: J. 5. Butler Yale:
" p French. Yale: H. NJ Kaufman Yale, .: z. Baxter.
Columbia. A. W. Harrison Columbia: J. T Williams: Dr..
Columbia :. 5. Barre Cornell; A. f. Dacy: Harvard r.
=. Powers Harvard O S Baker Iiarvard H. e. purde',
two long his bet and third