The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-05-30
INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES.
Pennsylvania Athletes Champions for
 1S9S-Yale Fourth

Pennsylvania Athletes Champions for
 1S9S-Yale Fourth.
 As the result of the twenty third an- nual meeting of the Intercollegiate as- sociation at Berkeley Oval Saturday, the University of Pennsylvania athletes are champions for 1898. Yale finished fourth. The points are: Out of 154, University of Pennsylvania 5O24, Prince ton 2S, Harvard 25 5-6 and Yale p S-S The summarizes
 100 yards dash-Won by J. w. B. Tewksbury, Pennsylvania; second, !. W. Rush, Princeton; third, A. w. Rob- inson, Harvard fourth, c. D. Whitte- more, Syracuse. Time, 10 seconds Tewksbury won by twelve inches.
 220 yards run-Won by J. w. B. Tewksbury. Pennsylvania; second, j.. H. Rush, Princeton; third, R. D. Hoff- man, Pennsylvania; fourth, F. J. Green, Harvard. Time, 21 3-5. Tewksbury won by four yards
 440 yards run-Won by F. w. Jarvis, 1900, Princeton; second, N. G. Lee '99, Syracuse; third, c. r. Luce 1900, Yale; fourth, H. H. Fish '99, Harvard Time, 50 4-5.
 Half mile run-Won by J. Cregan, Princeton; second, John Bray Will Hams; third, R. Grant, Harvard; ]; fourth, w. I, Brennan, Yale Time, 1:58 2-5.
 One mile run-Won by John Cregan, Princeton; second, A. Grant, Pennsyl- vania; third, R. Grant, Harvard; fourth, H. speer, Yale. Time, 4;23 S5,
 120 yards hurdle-Won by A. c. Kraenslein, Pennsylvania; second, D. c. Perkins, Yale; third, J. w. Hallow- ell, Harvard; fourth, J, M. McKibbin, Pennsylvania. Time, 15 3-5, breaking the intercollegiate record.
 22O yards hurdle--Won by A. c. Kraenslein, Pennsylvania; second, J. |. Bremen, Harvard; third, w. G. Morse, Harvard; fourth, J. w. Hallowell, Har- vard Time, 23 3-5. Kraenslein estab- lished a new worlds record.
 One mile walk-Won by W. B. Fetter- man, Pennsylvania; second, A. N. But Ter, Yale; third, c. w. Ottley. M s. '99, John Hopkins; fourth, J. P. Adams, Yale. Time, 6:45 2-5.
 One-quarter mile bicycle ra.ce--Won by c. c. Fulton Schwartz, Columbia; second, Ray Dawson, Columbia; third, L. B. Dannemiller. Georgetown; fourth, F. T. Anderson, Yale Time, 32 2-5. One mile tandem bicycle race-Won by F. Schade and A. Morgan, George town; second, J. T. Williams, jr., and G. c. Fulton Schwartz, Columbia; third, B. Ripley and H. Miller, Princeton; fourth, H. H. Hall and w. A. Morrill,, Columbia. Time 2:16 1-5
 Five mile bicycle race-Won by B. Ripley, Princeton; second, Ray Dawson Columbia; third, I. A. Powell, Colum- bia; fourth, c. c. Fulton Schwartz, Co., lumbia. Time, 12:26 9-5.
 Putting shot-Won by J. McCracken, Pennsylvania, 43 feet S15 inches; sec ond, Robert Garret, Johns Hopkins, 40 feet 91a inches; third, F. F. O'Donnell M. S., Yale, 39 feet 91S inches; fourth, w. E. Bottger, Princeton, 39 feet inch es. McCracken established a new in- terco1legiate record, beating Hickok s intercollegiate record by nine inches. Throwing 16-pound hammer-Won by J. McCracken, Pennsylvania, 149 feet lllCIleS, SGCDllNl, V. I OlleIy T l1llSSlOil 139 feet inch; third, T. T. Hare Penn sylvania, 124 feet 4 inches; fourth, S. B Sutphen, Yale, 123 feet 10 inches. Pole vault--G. S. Clapp, Yale; B Johnson, Yale and w. W. Hoyt, liar | ward, tied at Il feet inch and divided the points. In the jump-off for the prizes Clapp and Hoyt cleared the bar at II feet AS inches. Johnson was third with ii feet inch and c. T bud | ley of Yale fourth with 10 feet 9% inch es. Clapp and Hoyt broke the intercol- | legiate record by half an inch. Running broad jump-Won by Meyer Prinstein, Syracuse, 23 feet 7as inches; J. P. Remington, Pennsylvania, second | 23 feet 3A inches; A. c. Kraenslein Pennsylvania, third, 23 feet 11la inches | A. L. Nickerson, Harvard, fourth ? | feet 21a inches. Prinstein established g
 new intercollegiate record and beat the l American and English records The | worlds record is 23 feet 71a inches made by Rose Ingrave of Sydney, N. s | w. in October, 1896
 Running high jump-W. G. Morse '98
 Harvard A. M. Rice, Harvard; c. w | Powell. Cornell, and J. D. Winsor
 Pennsylvania, tied at 5 feet 11A inches l The points were divided and the mer
 drew for the prizes with the following
 results: Powell, first; Winsor, second Morse, third; Rice, fourth.