The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-05-09
HARVARD DEFEATS OLD PENN.
The Cambridge Sren wln the Dual Games ~
Two Points. ID WE

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May s.-The annual dual
athletic games between Harvard and Pennsyl-
yania here this afternoon resulted in q tie, each
team scoring 90 points. II was a day Of fast
races and exciting contests, and the result was
In doubt up to the very end. The weather was
all in favor OF the athletes, and the cinder path
on Holmes Field was in splendid condition.
The bicycle race was ridden in the morning on
the Charles River track, and here Harbeck, tho
Harvard freshman, beat out stackhouse, the
Pennsylvania flyer, after q close race.
Harvard scored six nrsts, nine seconds, and
eight thirds, against Pennsylvania eight frsts.
Ave seconds, and six thirds. Hoffman, Pennsyt.
vania's crack sprintor, shove his great speed
by taking both his events. doing the hundred 7"
In 10 seconds and tho furlong in &c seconds.
The quarter mile was one OF the prettiost races
of tho afternoon, though oil tho points went to
the crimson. . y
The field events were productive Of unusually
good records, winsor's mark OF 8 feet 2la inches
IN the high jump being a surprise, at least to the
Iao.Ys H~uidle@Finsi heat won by y. q. Fo1. H.;
y: i. Halowen, H., second; ii. l.. Williams, H., third.
io0.Yard Dash-FInai heat won by r, D. LORNA
FL W. !; Donholm' H. seconds +. II. Biselow' H. third,
440 Yard Run--won by r. HOLSTER, H.;w. H. Vim.
cent. \, seconds H. H. Fish. H.. third. Time, 90 10
J; G ;:sseas, I Rq 4. SssSlln sy E. e; s&Sii Third 1F'2 fine r;' I m HIa"s;
81 80 seconds.
one.mile walk-won by w. B. Fetterman, p; ~. D.
Phillips, H, second; :. L. Munson. H., third. Time, 2
sgo Yard Iurdlss-Tinal heat; Won by W. @.
F.. third d. Time msk IS IS seconds. ps ssSond'' w. + Remington
one.Mile Rlcycle-Final heat. Won by 9. 7. Har-
beck, H.; A. w. Stackhouse, p; second; Coates, T.,
third Time, . minutes Ia seconds; ~
Half.MiieR un-won by L. Hollister, H.; q. w.
orton. p. second; L. J. Lane, r., Third. Time, l min.
ute 81 80 seconds.
aso:Ysrd D~ash-Final heat won by R. D. Hoffman.
p; w.P. Dcnholm, II, seconds; y. II. Big low. H.,
seconds.
Putting l8.Pound shot-won by J. c. McCracken.
p, distance 40 feet Ga inches; 4. II. Clarke, H., SEQ
ond, distance 40 feet IA inches; w. q. Woodruff, p,
Pole vault-won by w. W Hoyt, H., height II feet;
A. u. Emmons. H., second, height 10 feet o inches; w.
A; Stewart. p" third. height 70 feet d inches.
High Jump-Wonb by ]. d. Winsor, Jr., p, height o
! inch; =. Holt, H.. third, height 8 feet sa inches.
Broad Jump-W0n by j. L. Remington, p, distance
22 fe. { 4 inches; J. @. Clarke, H.. second. distance 22
feet i inch.
Throwing l6.Pound Hammer-won by W @. Wood.
run. p, distance 1874 feet II inches; J. c.. Nc.
cracken. p, second. distance 1870 feet y inches; F. q.
Shaw, H., third. distance III feet 3 inches.
Har, ard claimed that in the half-mile run
George orton fouled Fenno, the Harvard rum
ner, and two OF the officials conceded with the
crimson's view OF the case. Orion was charged
with cutting inside Of Fenno and taking the pole
away from him by showing him out. orion, on
the other hand. stated that he had the pole and
was fouled by Fenno.
The protest, after a protracted meeting OF
nearly five hours tonight, was allowed by Ref
cree Curtis, and Harvard thereby wins the
games, 81 TO So points. Lane of Pennsylvania
was placed second, and Fenno Of Harvard third.