The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-17
YALE NOTES OF INTEREST
THE GREAT VICTOIX OYER HAR-
YARD Ar THE FIELD SATURDAY.

1924 Was the Score In Yale's Favor in tho
Athletic Games--A Yale Crew VIII Enter
the Harlem Regatta-College Men win
Enter the N. j. A. @. Meet-society Elec-
tjons This Week.
More than 5000 spectators at Yale
Field Saturday saw the Yale athletic
team defeat the Harvard team by 50
points to "a, in the first Yale-Harvard
meet that has been held in two years.
Yale's great victory was hardly antici-
pated by her most sanguine supporters,
and happier man cannot be imagined
that was Keene Fitzpatrick when the
games closed with 50 points to Yale's
credit. He is the Yale athletic trainer
and took the position left vacant by
Mike Murphy when the latter accepted
the offer of the University of Pennsyl-
vania- Mr.. Fitzpatrick had good cause
to feel jubilant as the score Saturday
was the largest that Yale has ever roll
ed up against Harvard in athletic con-
tests. The results of the games were
as follows:
44o-yard dash-Hollister of Harvard first,
Caravan OF Yale second, Fish of Harvard
third; time $3.50 4-5; score, Harvard 9,
Shot-put--Clar of Harvard first, o'Don-
nell of Yale second, Abbott of Yale third;
distance, 3s feet 10 inches; score. Harvard
ii, Yale 5.
Two-mile bicycle race-First heat, Tweedy
of Yale first, White of Harvard second, Hurst
of Harvard third; time, $50 As. Second
h heat Butler e yale hrst Hill Of Yale sec
12b-yard hurdle Perkins of Yale first,
Thompson of Yale second, Vanlngen OF 1aie
third; time, 0:16; score, Yale Is, Harvarq II;
100-yard dash--ByerS of Yale first, Gralt
of Yale second, Fisher of Yale third; time,
SOTO rs; score, Yale II, Harvard IL. Il
One-mile run-Speer Of Yale first, Buck
ingham of Yale second: Palmer of Yale
third 4:31 %; score, Yale 20, Harvard H.
Half-mile run---Hollister Of Harvard first,
HincA,ey of Yale second, ordway of Yale
third; time, 1:5S As.
Hammer throw-C Chadwick of Yale first,
third; distance, 100 feet 111A inches; score,
Yale 49, Harvard 10.
Yale second, VanWinkle and Clapp of Yale
tied ed for third; he !, A feet v.,a ans.
Morse of Harvard second, yan1ngen of Yale
third; time OBS 3-o.
Two-mile bicycle race-Tweedy of Yale
first, Butler of Yale second, Hill OF Yale
22O-yard dash-Fisher Of Yale first, Byers
time. o:222-
High jump--Mervin of Yale first, Rice and
Morse of Harvard tied for second; height,
feet "a inches.
Broad jump-Cheney Of Yale first, Yves
ton Of Yale second, G. G; Clark Of Harvard
SCRUB CREW WILL ENTER HAIR
LEM REGATTA
The substitutes of the Varsity eight
have decided to enter a crew in the
Harlem regatta on Memorial day j.
H. Simpson, the former Varsity stroke,
is coaching the crew, and may possibly
pull the stroke oar on that occasion.
Columbia has had an entry in for some
time. There are several Harlem crews
training for the eight event. They are:
First Bohemians, Union Boat club, New
York Athletic club, and Lone Star.
COLLEGE MEN TO ENTER N. J. A.
c. GAMES.
The college team relay race at the
Decoration day carnival of the New
Jersey Athletic club, which will have
as starters Yale, University of Pennsyl-
vania, Harvard and Princeton, is daily
attracting more anu more dtlellllUII
Hollister, Harvard's crack half-miler
will compete on the Cambridge team.
SOCIETIES CELEBRATE THE
WEEK.
The annual "Omega Lambda Chi
celebration will be held on the campus
this evening. The freshmen are al
ready sscrewing up their courage to rur
the gauntlet of the other classes and /
is said that some are preparing armol
for the occasion.
Tomorrow evening the Junior societ.
election will be announced and the an
nual calcium light procession of tht
socities, D. K. E. Psi Epsilon, Zeta Psi
and Alpha Delta Phi will be held.
On Thursday the senior societies
Skull and Bones, Scroll and Keys, ant
VOLTS Head will hold their elections
and in the afternoon the Shaping
will take place around the oak tree OF
the campus in front of Durfee.
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