New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-24
SPORTS AT BERKELEY OVAL
TRACK AND FIELD ATHLETICS AND
BICYCLE RACING.
FAST RIDING on THE NEW TRAcK-COLUMB1A
wHEEI.MEN TO THE FRONT-SUMMARIEs
OE TILE VARIOUS CONTESTS.

OF THE VARIOUS CONTESTS.
Track and field athletics and bicycle racing the
same field and at the same time under ideal con-
dons. is thing in the sporting world. yet all
enjoyed at Berkeley Oval yesterday The new
bicycle track seemed TO meet the approval Of all
who saw Il. The proposed. new stands have not
been erected yet, but the management promises that
all Will he in shape when the annual games Of the
intercollegiate championships take place The con-
tests yesterday held under the auspices Of the
Berkeley School Athletic Association and az the en-
try list was unusually heavy Il was after 9 y. m
before the last contest had been decided. The b.
cycle races brought out OF the fastest riders
from Columbia and Yale and II the results yester-
day can be taken as a criterion Columbia will again
hnish M the front in the intercollegiate bicycle
championships
The finish OF the two-mre bicycle race was ono o.:
the most exciting contests seen hereabcuts In many
day. Taking the last turn for home Tweeiy. OF
Yale seemed have the best OF H. with Powell ana
Dawson. OF Columbia close behind. In The final
sprint for tho tape Dawson and Powell had the most
speed. and they crossed the line so close together
that no one except the Judges could tell the winner
Dawson received the verdict. but II was by inches
Paced by tandcms manned by Dawson and Water
man and Williams ana Schwartz. Powell rode an
exhibition half-mile IN 70 2-5 seconds The worlds
record Is u 20 seconds
The summarize follows:
oncT, runwon by r. II cnr's,cn,.n .'es era G
W. GODDARD 90 yTds' ono; g. - lfrce q" yhrHs)'
third. Tine So. Scholastic re,ori. . CT
Four hundred and forty yard nn-Won by c. A. Sui
zcr Iirgry. =. T. Myers. Fngry. second; y. K White.
Berkeley. third. TiInc-O:5i.
fIalf niie hcyclo race--won By Ray Das,on; oian-
ba. ]. g. Powell Columbia. second; ]. T~a~ty. Yte.
third. Time -lll's. Won by two fest. two lengths he
tween second and tlird.
Putting Twelve pound shot-won by W. II. Caldwell.
Paul scratch. 43 H. O.. in, second r. Kinney *.
High jumr-Won by H. =. herman; Poytcchnic re,
Fs G . nfc IT -. H.; r. Gin $, roH
o .ncles, > Il. ~ IN. ,hrd.
Pole vaultWon by g ]. Smith. y. J. n A. o n
In p A Moor rinEry r. III ssc. ma !; r.
tied and Smith the toss
One-hpndro ard dash--Won BY +. G wckhan.
Prnt yards I. :prasie - Paul q yni-isl second
one hundred and tv'cnfy-yard hurdle " on By c. 4
rKogrk'. Trinity, T. \ ForreY. B--hcler. rec oni
II. ". l~ary. Pngry. third Tne-oI7. reins scholastic
I'd
throwing hammcr-won by II. J Brown- st. Paul.
I3a ,cet. ( L. Kunyon. T. H. s.. I2+ feet. second 9
Bril- St Paul l2l q. in. third. ~
Two. mile bicyclc-won by Ray Dawson. Columbia;
4 Powell columbia, second l. Tweedy Yale third
Tmeao9@ Won by two inches half wheel b"iween
Running broad iumg-won by T, Psun,. s., Paul. IS
second: r Russo St; Paul. IS q. o.. IN. third
See Berkeley. second TINE. 2:4'H 49,
Trfrt,v. W = Howe Pnrry second z. Grace. Colun-
h,a q s miro Tirc-o.liis
one mile alk-Won nv y. l.. Gilman. Berkeley 90
Fs,zermaye- lie sallc az reconi. t,ri. Time-s:al
F,gh, hundred and - tyyard run-Won lv y III
prls Cutler 80 var lfo y. Van rruf- Manson @
yards second @ NJ Treds, Trinity q" YARDS third
Hsf-niie paced by 'nndcm, I. a Powell Tine
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