New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-09
OO1JJMBIA'S SPRING GAMES.
/. BRILLIANT OPENING OF THE SEA-
SONS COLLEGE ATHLETICS
wosENTHAL WINS THE MILE RUN by BARELY
roor-EpGRrN. OF LOS ANGELES. FAILS

.,osrvTHaL WINS THE MILE RUN BY BARELY
roor-EpGRrN OF LOS ANGELES. FAILS
AT PUTTING THE SHOT.
,,a.r the most favorable conditions the open
.,,,ng games Of Columbia University Union were
saS nj Columbia oval. Williamsbridge, yesterday
.t,ernoon The meeting was not only the hrst Dig
.,,,e,c meeting of the season. but the first OF the
,,nd that has taken place at Columpia oval ior
eeveral years. The grounds were In good oruei 'he
ucathor was .deal for field sports, and III nearly All
- ,he contests there was a large number OF con-
.aetants College men and those Interested III a'u'
,.,,os turned out In large numbers TO witness 'he
,rusela for the honors. In the grandstano were
nenv women TO cheer their favorites on 10 victory
.ra they were as enthusiastic as their maze es
corts. , <h. .ro,,
Most OF the contests were bitterly fough' from
start 10 finish. The colleGians were hrs' III d" Vi
che nrincipal races owing 10 the dual contest oe-
VIZ ,yaryo-a and the University of Pennsylvania
=, cambridge Yesterday none of the athle<es from
.,her OF those colleges were entered In any Oh inc
.eries Several contestants came within lie" sec
ords % breaking records and the performance or
the coegians particularly in the mile anu h"''-
mile runs was creditabe in the cNtrene' -
The officials were: Referee. j. r. sullivan. ~ -
A. G inspectors-H. Chatain col I. T.; J 81 T
Kirby col : IA Bang n Col h1 y c TS' les ii MSpss
a. To H"i+"U T.; John Sieil s. y r v. James Robin
son. Saratoga, ana g, "; e.: +. Duffy.
''a c.: + c. Martin, K. A. C.; Warren sa e
G. G. ! !. s. sa PSlI Col E 4 L. L g. Tmsrs@t IL
p,cges, G. e. hughes: CO G. T. M ssEe: a.,
F r vi X 4. {. Assisiants-W H. FSarns,
po T. ssxas 1 Trinity Judge Of waking-T 6Snn
McKeOwh QGeiai, rsp0TterCHusH 5 QUINN
Han6iIaPTer Of yale ala not take part in The $50
yard run and ]. J. Burke who was aso and
those who won the honors In them were as Ioi'O -
hundred yard run Tor nSHics r, Ger r. L. second
+ Il W HaIn,ie c @ 4 l. ;hrd Time o:io g. The
frsi heat by 4 yose n5 col ,ne T. mira by F. IL
Warren y A. T L. Roecit qualified to 1 sSf lo n .e
pS By nss9s s@S s gan i% Jsr
Pr A. YARD; G r,Ts1 H eoI T. IS YARDS hird
Tme1o:io The heat was Won by 3 NJ "a CO.. e.
s , yiTs' b The 1 w 9arS S RI a sns
ia y ~ Ed css;SD z RPsu n c vi s q yara
;S'sin-PeuGs shG ma haHaaiis distance g
bs$E E,,s 6 IS & 3 fss e, T a9 tS!d
who the A. g. ~! and sbo was 20 tfe n
dd not ssi
6 wSP by y Herbert Wheeler WSs.sr Pr
oA2.5s a. y yd' nsndi' e. Ss III second and
Ps59S; Z nun andcapowon by
Hershhsd Coz I az v snS r. second Co Hornet
T. Yards ,nic tn. r Scratch IS man an ran the
Palmer, Pr A a anu ~ ~ - "
distance in minutes ~ v,horev A. C..
Rq nohes With 4 IL F. Kite sr X A. t n
70 ~ ssconS. W c Carroll Pr. A. A. oscratcH NV W
inShesI' $1,000 vard run ihandcap)-won by r. w
AVS Pr A. A. q yards: D c ByeTs o LIS, thrd
TYme-O31 As. 70 Adams Y A. A.
"a sends: G. Ilebeold Y. A. {. 'scra'c"' ~
Time "a 2-j. s,n, W., nv 7 G. Conlon.
Rarbeonew "a inches. distance p rec, ~ nmp Of
e ,son Soi T. l. az nches second win a "a din 5s
a. a. ; Me r Nah oney X a. c. 06 inches)' 'hir' o
lance 81 IT. l1i7 In. W.. no II G Mosenthai,
col T. T. 100 YARDS; Cregan ffln'e go varde1
90 yarqs This was most exciting ana o S
Infested race Of the day. Cregan MADE sSiia ~ "
$3.50 h, Was defeated by about foqt- .oh,
" we.,y-yard hurdle rae Revnoids Col
7, t. second :. II. Blur Col L. l. anu ~ ~ -
third Tii1eI 1Sa;ZS1acsn-won by g Cooke Y A. a.
os rbesoc O. b. Smith Col T. I; ~ rPse Cleared
e Y Thomas X a. c. f6l5 inches'' u'''"' ~
IN Zee, IA inches plus his handicap