The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-16
STARTLING TRIUMPH OF YALE.
Her Athletes Unexpectedly Outpoint Harvard's
Stars ut New Haven.

Her Athletes Unexpectedly Outpoint Harvnrd's
Stars ut New Haven.
New HAVEN, May 15.-Yale had no difficulty
in beating Harvard in the annual dual games
here this afternoon in the presence Of $500
spectators. Harvard got three firsts and the
same number of seconds and thirds to Yale's ten
of each. Graf. Yale's best mar In the sprints,
wrenched a tendon. and 1t was feared that Yale
would lose the 100 and go runs, but Fisher and
Byers proved equal to the task Of beating the
crimson cracks. Harvard's athletes complained
of the track as too heavy. 1t had been soaked
by recent rains.
In the mile run Yale sprang a surprise on Har-
ward, young Splitter purposely running Dick
Grant off his feet in the first lap. and leaving
Buckingham and Speer to do the rest. HOLSTER
showed up in the best form for Harvard. He
made fine time in the Quarter-milea and half-mile
Bascom johnson, a Yale freshman. startled his
Yaie's chances Of winning the Intercollegiate
games are now regarded as very good. Sum-
mary:
..a soOaff Fish pa'S Ssis. third, eS h2 2ims. 1871 e 81 sssn; YALE
a2o.fard pash-won BY Fisher. Yale; Byers. Yale,
44O.Yar Run-won BY Hollister, Harvard; Garvan,
Yale. second; Vincent. Harvard, third. Time. 80 +.o
sso:Yard Run-won by Hollister, Hary ard; Hinct.
ley. Yale: second; ordway. Yale. third. Time. l min
one.mile Rnn-won BY sPeer. Yale; Buckinsham.
nAle. becopu, rainier. i hc. tniIu AlIue, = minutes
l2oYard Hurdle-won by Perkins. Yale; Thomp.
u sso,YsI sss au5d Ksn iSSpn, b g.i Pef ,s,ps. Y T,Ss. s sS Fl
Two Nile Bicycle Race-won by Tweedy. Yale; But
Ter. Yale. second; Hill, Yale. third. Time. Q minutes
Putting the shot-won By CLARK. Harvard. with 80
third.
Hammer Throw-wonb by Chadwick. Yale, with 100
feet ~ inchesi Shaw. Harvard. second; r. Hickok.
Pole vauIt-won by johnson. Yale. with IL feet.
Van Wrinkle and Clapp. Yale. a tie for second
High Jump-Won by Merwin. Yale, with distance Q
second place.
' III inches Weston YALE second Clark Harvard
LehiEh Athletes Beaten by ". Y. University.
The dual games at Ohio Field yesterday be-
tween New York University and Lehigh re-
suited in a victory for the homo team by Q score
of 70 to % points. The games were well at
tended and Ohio Field was never in better con-
dition. Tho New York University men out
classed their opponents, and in most cases scored
rather easy wins. The mile run proved to be the
p~rettiest race of the day. Mackey of N. Y. U.
trailed behind the field until the last lap and
then worked through the bunch and won by ten
sprained ankle. went into several events and
nCQulIteu nlInkc very CTtulItUly, WHINING tu6
quarter-mile in easy fashion. The best individ-
ual scores were made by Young and Mahoney.
both of n. Y. U. with 10 points zach. Summary:
IOO-Yard Dash-won by Putnam. Lehigh; c. r.
Foster, N. Y. u, second; Yates. Lehigh, third. Time.
10 40 seconds.
N, Y. w. second; pehm, Lehish, third. Time Q
IaO.Yard Hurdle-wonb by Barringer. NY u; Reese.
Lehish. seconds Holderness, Lehigh, third. Time.
a2O.Yard Hurdle-won by Smith. N. y o.; Greacen,
n Y. u, second; Holderness. Lehigh, third. Time, eS
I4o.Yard Run-won by C. r. Foster. N. Y. u;
Grubbe. Lehigh. second; Hurley. n. Y. u, third.
Time, % 85 seconds.
N. Y. IT, second; Turner. Lehigh. third. Time, 8
aao.Yard Dash-won by Chobat. n. Y. j.; aoetting.
N. Y, U, second; Putnam. Lehish, third. Time. "a 3'o
one.Mle Run-won by Mackey. N. Y. u; Kodj.
-banon. Lehigh, second; Abbott. Lehigh. third. Time,
8 minutes and 42 As seconds.
High Jump-Won by Mahoney, n. Y. o.; Forman.
n. Y. o.. second; Vat s, Lehigh. third. After q tic
between the hrst pair ct D feet o inches, Mahoney
Broad Jump-won by Mahoney. N. Y. u; Tompkins,
| n. Y. o., second; Putnam. Lehigh. third. Distance, go
feet ia. inches.
Pole n. Y. u, and Tompkins, N. Y.
u, a tie at y feet Is inches; Smith, N. Y. u. third.
Throwing tho Hammer-won by Young. n. Y. Vi
Barringer, N. Y. u, second; McCarty, Lehigh, third.
Distance. SO feet l inch.
Putting the Shot -w by Young, N. Y. u; Holder
meas, Lehigh. secondi c. y. Foster, N. Y. U, third.
Distance. 32 feet 7 inches.