New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-29
PENNSYLVANIA THE WINNER.
HER ATHLETES AGAIN BEAR AWAY THE
ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP.

ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
EIGHT MORE RECORDS BRoKEN-MANY SURPRISES
IL THE VARIOUS CoNTEsTs-CoLUMRIA GETS
FIVE POINTS on cYCLNG-DErAlLs
OF TIE LAST DAYS SPORT.
The tweniy-thi-d annual meeting % the IntercoNe-
gatc Association was brought 10 success1ul c'"'e
at Berkeley oval yesterday. and the athletes rom
the University Of Pennsylvania duplicated their sue
cess OF last year by carrying N the CHAMPIONSHIP
honors with a score o. 5s. points ont Of pos>''s
ia Princeton was second. with q points Harvard
third with 70 Sc. Yae fourth with z 90 ana ~
cuse lead the remainder. with points. Colui'''a
got on cycling
TIC ueathor VAS alnoos. perfect during the after
noon and the inheld and running and centre tracks
dried out as the games progressed. 50 that no eS
than eight intercol esiate records ana one "oiw
record were exceed Pennsylvania has nVe OF ''e
new records 10 her credit McCracken. the hed'E
man. accomplished wonders with 'S-pouno nam
r,er as vol a. with the shot and established new
Intercollegiate marks IN both contests. There Is 10
telling what this athlete may accomplish IN contests
OF this Kind in the near future, as he seems 10 s
better and stronger each succeeding day h'a'"N
Ien. OF Pennsylvania. smashed the RECORDS J" nc
high and low hurdle races and in the latter created
a new worlds record. winning ny seven yards rom
Bremen. Of Harvard. who three years ago es,"D-
tshed a worlds record in the same race OF a 90
seconds Bremen second Yesterday hIaen%-
len clipped one second off the record lie also
made A good showing in the broad jump oehg '''''u
to Prinstein Of Syracuse. and Percy Remington" VI
PENNSYLVANIA. These three men in TIER Jumps sur
"a ssed all previous intercollegiate figures. and the
winner Prtnsein almost equalled the worlds record
established three years by RosengraVe al sgd
ney Australia Prnsten was only one-elgh'h o' an
inch behina the Australian record ana MS jump Oe
all American and English records Inc syracuse
t,ia.. h1 n
athletes and ii is probable that before tle emu u.
the athletic season this year he viii create ne"
Fetterman. of Pennsylvania. easily distanced me ne
Geld of competitors in the one mile walk, wn',n no
won by over fifty yards in 6i5 20. beating me eI
eollegiate reeora ~ nv h CIanI 81 Yale and Hoyt
nf Hawai- each Of whom Cleared the bar at II
feet a. inches beating the old record by nan d"
inch, .s 49,, u,o,.rs - GEORGE
town, not TO run in the spirits the &c., prrce
formed spectators expected TO- see X Hsn c easy
The friends OF Rush. however. were sadly dlsap,
wonder %onder in loj " b TewEsbGry The latter Sapt
ured both contests in clever style. aIthoush nusH
Dawson captured two of the cycling champion
ships for Columbia and Schwarz one. Bert h tPs
CAPTURED the fve-mile by clever sprint OF me
entire last quarter The tandem championship went
10 Georgetown. Powell. of whom SO mqch vas -
pected. did capture race. He ana dawson MAO
an excellent chance in the tandem race. but an acc
dent to their machine threw them on OF ne
Berkeley oval never had on more las ',1.a5
garb The attendance was one OF the laIsest SEE.
At gsme e IN Of wedrcssd
and pretty girls noticeaby large Inc SUM
One nile tandem ecyceFirs hen, won by sJi,g t.
Williams ir and c G F. sehwaT1 ESluoso OH SEQ
R!sy e s9a M ..c5ad FT3 Tms
as d n sn' heat won By Fred schade Moran
, e s1, s RDlsy a nGd H Me P4o,on
third Il. \. Hall and W A Morrill, Columbia '00F'"
one-hundred-yard dash semi -hnaD-Frst heat won
by J. W Tewksbqry G n Ca-,ahah' " RnSinson
Tn9a hfst wSq BY second F
In sn in ri s 1 Final T heat won BY "
bury Pennsyivana II Rush pH Wb,,:1"s syra
e @: N f6apsS Tinc@ aIG ''' - -
uD ~ Fe 9Sr cSsas race ases ri Ray psSoa
ha second Ber Ripley PrnoetSn t6ird oIrnp's
LudTig, Cornell, second: f. T; Howard. Yale thirt
o osotgetoSn Ald f Powell Won coaS secd9d
stackhouse Psnn , bird RS fns
p,sia second s, T9Se Gslu9s third c c r.
Putting the shoi-won by j. c. McCracksn. Pennsy
=. feet 3 fff s esoH Eo D0n % -
nches third. W. E. Bottger. Princeton 80 feet inOhes
onehunared andtwenty yard hurdl. Cssn,tras'
ben. Pennsylvania second. TiIne-oieA. second neat
Wei wn p 4a a !6 Fss heat won BY
A Kraenzlein Pennsylvania, E. c Perkins Yale sec
P Pen fourth Time~o:l5&
Four-hundred- -forty-yard run final heaowon by
& F. Lace s' Yale third H H Fish Harvard fouT'h
Running nigh ]ump-w. C. Morse Harvard a. Rice.
Harvard e " Powell. Cornell and J D. Winsor. Penn
vided on the Powell nrs, prize. winsor second
one-ne runfTnal heat won BY cresan. rTn:st ton
Graz Psnn syTi 'sGnd r GIANT Harvard third
Quarter mile ecyse ra2e-Finai heat won by G G 2
pannsmineT. GeaSseown third: F T. Anderson. Yale
one-uhe wsik~won BY W. B Fetterma1 i. Penn.
H2RSins lh re- aa@ Sy y Mccrsoken Penn
Zee, inch second T. r Hare Pennsylvania ia feet
inches. third T. b sutphen Yale l28 feet 10 inches
Two yard dash -huas,Frst
Psnns 3Gn seoond A. Bgelow Harvard hrd
Tfme-o:22as. sea9ni heat won BY D. Hoffman.
Way. Ysis. third. TrIne-S 22as F@q9 hsa, won BY J.
w B. Tewksogry I'ennsyvanis J II Rush Princeton str
Harvard fourth Tlme-o:2is
Br n@h VILLAIN .soS0a Grant ef Harvar d'f hid
Fireman. Yale fourth. Tint $50
W fS W. How Harvard 1ei for nrst place at il # n
G T Dudley Yale. fourth First. second and third
l@Ss, p sss rs TeTe et With spp sand ana
Twc--hundred- wentyyard hurdle semi fnais1
9T. H hs1' Won se by RI sad heat
By g Kr"snzein 9nal .a won h s
KSasnzetn Pennsyivan,a. J. 1. Rremers. Harvard
end Cur, M0r Tm HaTysss third j. !" H"o~eH'
Running broad jump-won by VI. Prins,-in. Syracuse,
20 send; A. e Kraenziein pennsylvania. q r. IL
in third I. Ncksrson. Harvard p IT ~. in fourth
HAMILTON WINS THE PENNANT.
Utica " Y May 2s-Hamilton won the pennant
at the New-York State intercollegiate Athletic
Union field day in this city to-day. winning SIN
Colgate was entered In nine, making 6 points.
while Hobart entered only in the two-mils