New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-23
POLY RECORDS BROKEN.
SUCCESSFUL FIELD GAMES AT THE EAST
ERN PARK GROUNDS.
MADDREN SETS NEW PACE FOR 100 Yards
AND WEBB FOR THE 22O-YARD HURDLE


AND WEBB FOR THE 22o-YARD HURDLE
OTHER FINE CONTESTS.
The twenty-frst annual field games of the Poly
technic Institute were held at Eastern PARK yes
terday afternoon under the auspices or the IracA
Athletic Association. The attendance was not as
large as the excellence of the contests called for
but there was a fairly good assemblage present
when the games began. Several of the institute
records were broken, the two-mie bicycle record
in a marked degree. The events were divided INTO
three classes-Institute, Polytechnic preparatory
School and open events. The institute TRACK
events and their results were:
-hundredyord rnnFrst hcatSwebh, N T,,d frsi
sec second heat ~AIaddren 90 first Putnam 90 acc
mad ia can'S g. ais @eSD T%f
SsS 9Sns n lhf s :'G. y q A
Two-hundred twenty yard run-AIaidren 90 81 hrs'
Webb ~ seGona cooNwxperthwais record Of - sec
f in i,e e.i by il j. sec c.
Eight hnndrei pnE@n 3n Time
%"2:io N 2-5' o. ''''D'
rwohunarea and yard npralsTeSFE ,s go as
beating the record by Sec En'snsi Fourth
one-me bicycle raceyan ordeG Ts hGot TnS" tb
record Of 1892 by % seconds.
Glass relay rnce-Each c,afs start four men; $50
yards The entries IN the different Gassss VIZ re- w
cry cry slbrm,r ;capain IS Van Orden 90 ratten'
90 Lichtenstcn captain 9e Maddren 9o Bristol 'cap
Dan 90: Aekermnn 90 ~, 49, ass5
Van Orden. 90 second Bristol. o. third lme-lf- D.
INSTITUTE FIELD.
Indse ea WctS ' Q" sccGnd feet \ Inch eard'l'y '1
third Is feet inches.
Running high jump Bristol o7, first. feet ~ inches
Webb 49, second 5 feet; Putnam '06. third feet
inches.
Putting the shot-Howes. o7. first, as feet . nchSs;
Lichtensien o. second 30 feet inches scnumann d.
third. 80 feet inches
BcaTdsIes 81 seeond Is feet, Lictenscin. SO third
ii feet s inches
Pole vaui-simmons '07. first feet 10 inches irs-
,o '97 second feet inches. huntington 80. ihirl'
This concluded the institute events
POLYTECHNIC PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
Eish, hundred and eighty yards. handcap--J SANFORD
az wards scratch J. l.. Vanderbilt 90 Yards gee,
ond g. II. Brooks scratch. thrd Ilme--'l'' broo"s
This broke the record Of i VANDERBILT 2l5a made
Putting the shot D. Ran IS feet: Client Boz
don second IS feet IA inches G. T. Norton 'hrd' ~
s TSss The , sco d. o: IT,, & s Van ncS Gs " feet "
TwO-hundred- and twenty yard run Nandcap,-ira Rich
G j. Norton @ YARDS ana G. D. Ran Il I. a yea . i9T
c.psr'sSSs! i II 'g &. q jan sG
record Of y ) made by a Foster in 1892
This closed the contests of the junior''
OPEN EVENTS.
hundred yard aashTs; haiMM en- r. KSP s1bo n
second, j. F. fitzgerald. National Athletic Club third
Tme-IO 4-5 sec.
second heat-P J. Coriey. New West side A. c. first;
F5?d second fime-io - sec.
Final heat-E H. Goc,tins. Brooklyn High school nrst
Net " + s nS' a. c.. mira TiineNiois sec.
hundred and twenty yq1dsmc H. Goe''ins i no2
+ j. Soriey. New West side A. c. third Times 30
sec
Esh, hundred and eighty yacas-P J. Christensen.
BrooHyn High school J. J. Beasey. Adeph school
second. r a Brennan. Williamsburg a. A.. third. This
was q pretty Time III - D
Van Qen then sss G 4eca aS H M IN an paS %
and broke the ola record EASILY 1t was nsls
By seldmeisr n S o5 MN w., 80 oo sSs Van ofaen
The committees having charge OF the different
Entrles~George W. Lehman. '97; Arthur A.
Crosby. '96: Z. Percy Smith. ~.
Onicals-COrnelius II. Tiebout. 1r.. VI. AIRED
H. Lchtensein, D6; Wilson 5. Dakn
Przes-lrvlng J. Bristol, %; Alfred II. Lichten-
stein, 90 -
Publlctv-Charles G. Huntington. 90 Frank
G. Snzheimer '9S: VIII II. Maddren.
Programme. S. Brewer. '9G: Cornelius II
TiebOut jr, o1.
The officials were:
Referce-wlIliam II. Andrews. Brooklyn High
School.
Judges Oheld)-John C. Zimmerman. Crescent
Athletic club. and Howard Whitney. Crescent
Athletic club
judges 0rack>-Harry s; Petit. Adelphi. and
Frank jerks Crescent Athletic Club.
Measurers-Oscar 4. Docriilnger. Polytechnic
Institute, and Joseph p Carlin. Polytechnic
Institute.
Timcrs-James d Andrews. Polytechnic In
etitutc Harry c. Van Cleef and Dwight G.
Douglass
Announccr-Thomas T. Snclaire, Polytechnic
Preparatory School.
Clerks-Ar,hur a. Crosby. Poytcc hnic insti-
tue and Cornelius II. Ticbout, jr. Polytechnic
Institute.
Starter--W II. Robertson.