The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-29
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC
GAMES.

Pennsylvania Finished First, Harvard
Second and Yale Third = Record
Broken.
The intercollegiate athletic games OF
track and field held at Manhattan fielC
Saturday were the most successful ev
er held by the l. C. A. A.
One worlds record was broken anc
tina in the running broad jump by A.
Kraenlln of the U. of P. He als(
clipped 18th of a second off the IL
yard Intercollegiate record. Long o
| Columbia broke the intercollegiate rec
ord for the a mile by lilo of second
Boardman of Yale did not do as wei
as expected in the 220 yards dash, and
was beaten by Tewksbury of Pennsyl'
| vania. Yale was handicapped in the
100 yard dash by the loss of Bloun
| who strained tendon in the prelimina'
ries on Friday and was unable to run
! The only first won by Yale man was
| in the pole vault and that by Clapp
He afterward attempted to break his
| own worlds record of 10 feet l0K
inches but failed.
| AS it was Pennsylvania won this
l.
the other smaller colleges following.
The summary:
| One mile run, won by j. f. Cregan,
'99 Princeton, SO Yale: fourth Fl. B.
Smith 1900 Yale time, 4 minutes 2A2
seconds.
440 yards run won by M. W. Long,
Columbia; second, T. r. Fisher, Yale;
third, C, F. Luce, Yale; Fourth, j. e,
Mulligan, Georgetown. Time, 40 20
seconds. This beats the Intercollegiate
record, which was 1872 seconds 1t was
made in 1891 by Shattuck of Amherst.
Putting the shot.-Won by j. c. Nc
Cracker, Pennsylvania, distance AZ
feet u inch; second, E. T. Glass, SYRIA
cuse Al feet Y inches; third, III. j..
Brown, Harvard, 40 feet Az inches;
fourth, w. E. Bettcher, Princeton, 40
feet 91s inches.
100 yards hurdle race-Won by A. c..
Kraenzlein, Pennsylvania; second, F. z.
Fox, Harvard; third w. NJ. Fincke,
Yale Time Is 2-5 seconds This beats
the previous intercollegiate record by
is of a second and equals the collegiate
record.
100 yards dash-Won by ]. w. B.
Tewsbury, Pennsylvania; second, f. w.
Jarvis, Princeton; third, I. B. Nc
Claim, Pennsylvania; fourth f. j.
Quinlan, Harvard. Time, 10 seconds.
Two mile run won by Alexander
Grant, Pennsylvania; second, E. A.
Mechling, Pennsylvania; third H. w.
Foote, Harvard; fourth, G. c. Torrance,
Cornell Time, 1908 2-5
Running high jump--Won by I. X.
Dexter Pennsylvania with a jump of
6 feet 2 inches; second, A. N. Rice,
Harvard, 6 feet 1 inch; third, w. Car
roll, Princeton, 6 feet. E. C. Waller of
Yale and E. B. Conkln of Harvard were
tied for fourth place with 5 feet IL
inches, and divided one point.
Running broad jump-Won by A. c.
Kraenzlein, Pennsylvania, distance "a
feet Az inches; second, Meyer Prin-
stein, Syracuse, 90 feet; third, c. D.
DAILY, Harvard % feet Az inches;
fourth, C. D. Whitemore, % feet 3
inches.
220 yards hurdles-Won by A. C.
Kraenzlein, Pennsylvania; w. G. Morse,
Harvard, second; j. w. Hallowell, Har-
ward, third; w. P. Remington, Penn
sylvania, fourth. Time, :23 AS.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-Won by
J. c. McCracken, Pennsylvania, dist
ance, 144 feet l inch; second, 7. Hare,
Pennsylvania, 142 feet 5h inches; third,
w. A. Boal, Harvard, 1872 feet 0 inches;
fourth, H. ]. Brown, Harvard, 1870 feet
10 inches.
One half mile run-Won by T. e.
Burke, Harvard second, Alexander
Grant, Pennsylvania; third j. p.
Adams, Yale; fourth, w. d. Brennan,
Yale. Time, 1853 AS
220 yards dash-Won by j. w. B.
Tewksbury, Pennsylvania; second, ID.
Boardman, Yale; third, J. F. Qinlan,
fourth, r. A. White, SYRIA
cuse. Time, 81 5-S seconds.
Pole vault-Won by r. c. Clapp,
Yale height II feet 5 inches; B. john
son, Yale; r. Deming and e. A. Kinzie
of Cornell, tied at II feet 2 inches, and
divided six points, Yale getting two and
Cornell four. In the jump off for the
medals, Johnson, Kinzie and Deming
were placed as named.
Score by oints-Pennsylvania 81,
ward %, Yale 221a, Princeton II, SYRIA
cuse 10, Cornell 5, Columbia, s. Williams
3, Georgetown l, Haverford u, Total,
l43.