New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27
COLLEGE ATHLETICS.
xHArNzLErN BREAKS WORLDS
RECORD AT MANHATTAN FIELD.
aoMr EXCELLENT PERFORMANCES PROMISED Al
run FINALS ro.pAY-Mosr OF THE INsTI-
rurToNs SEND THEIR FASTEST MEN.

TIVE FINALS ro.pAY-Mosr OF THE INsTl-
4 rurroNs SEND THEIR FASTEST MEN
II ia a well-es,ablished fact that trial heats do
no, sppeaI TO the general public few veterans.
. however who have made a close study or track
. ana field sports never miss these triais. TOT 'he
reason that some of the most sensational races OF
q meet come In taking out the chan Inc "ea'"e'
was fine and the track and field were IN gooo OF
der Yesterday at Manhattan Field. Some OF the
.o,isva managers intimated that II New-fork
sh mot take lvelier interest In the
~smes the contests might be held In some other
CITY hereafter A better attendance Is expected To-
6ay than that OF yesterday. The semi-nnais ana
finals will be decided to-day
One worlds record was smashed. In the running
brood ,pmp A. C. Kraenzlen. OF Pennsylvania
ecpsed his own worlds record OF "a feet S's inenes
nv covering "a feet AZ Inches. He did "a ieet sIs
inches Immediately afterward. but as ne ie'' oaoN
sideways II was not allowed There was sopie
doubt as 10 whether his jump was worlds RECORD
hut Father Bill" Curtis dispelled this py asser"ns
,hs, Newhurn,s iump Of "a feet ga inches. made IN
Ireland was not accepted by the Irish or Enghsh
associate ions. -
Mccrseken. the weight putter and hammer
,hrower from Pennsylvania. II looked upon as "
certain winner while Tewksbury. the spri'ei'
nkeiv 10 capture the final Of the lco-yaro DASH
ouinlsn OF Harvard, made az good uine ~ Owns
bury but the latter was evidently In better shape
THE oUARTER-MILE RACE.
The interest in the quarter-mle race was con-
,dsrablv lessened by the failure OF Burke of Har-
yard and Bonrdman OF Yale 20 appear Inc
former won his heat in the half-mile run, wnie
Boardman chose a 220-yard dash trial. IN "nich ne
was beaten by r. A. Waite. OF Syracuse In VIZ so
Tewksbury and Quinan won their respective hea's
On this race and II all four should meet in the maj
a wonderful race must ensue With Burke and
1soardrnan out of the quarter run; Long; OF
Columbia and Muigan OF Georgetown hsu '"'i'e'
The Intercollegiate trophy seems likely to remain
with the University OF wi be resumed at
O'clock this afternoon summaries so, nv W Tewk.
bury Pennsyiysnis: j. f. Musrn Georgstown second ni
a. Waite syrsor ST. ,hir p,ncsion DSpee Yale
second sharp renpsyyani,s AaTyora B. Me-
Thra beat won ny second j. Gleason Yale third
Time-olols Fourth heat won by j. Il. n5.HI
s ssrxS'' Yale. bird Tms~o:iO.s. Dnr.. u.r-
G-F arsn, heI pen McS Ss second
Adams YALE third R p 0'a an cressn Prince
,on. ! j Lane. Pennsylvania. second: 8 H. Bush.
Harvard third W D. Brennan Yale. fourth Time
Putting the shwon J. Mct eis.. s PTsess
Ssns a. sls'an S second 81 Il j. Brown Harvard 90 IT.
81 in third W. E BS,tger Princeton enc, ann 70 Garland
1 fsnnsylrsna. % r. In sixth. vo, by
W Lewis Fox a1fIard se ssSOd' heat at
BOSSy RqssT, sSrd p.nnsplvana T. W HsoTs
Harvard second $ Barker Columbia third ua1ysT5
ohg Third e cSum nSn O second e W Cutler Syracuse
,S-d TimeEO:184. Fourth heat won BY A. e. hraenT
ieln Pennsylvania: ". NJ Fincke. Nale seoohu' - W.
wrso, Cornell third. Time-o:l6is =,
F'our- hundred y-yard run-F1rst neat won ~
II " Long Columbia T. {. Luce. Yale second. ~, f.
fourth ,Time-O52M. second heat won by ). ~ M MuI
;iean Georgetown VI. Scrarord. syracuse second J.
r. Fisher Yale. third; F. r. Steven. Columbia icur'h'
Two hundred and twenty -yard hurdleFrst heat won
nv q Kraenzein. Pennsylvania: J. W. Hal oweil'
harvard second: s Barker Columbia third Time
o25it second won by W. G. Morse Harvard; a.
warren Harvard second w r. Lewis, syracuse thrd.
Time-O 2sl. Third heat won by w. T. Remington
parnsvlyans: J H. Converse. Harvard. second c. d.
cnmmincs Syracuse third. Time-0:26
nd enty-yard run-First heat won 5y
p waite Syracuse: D. Bosrdman Yale second
ounce Yale third Time-022S. Second heat won
NV 7 p ouinan Harvard r. II. Warren. Yale. second:
" J. Holland. Boston. third. Time -o2Ss Thrd neat
won by j. W r. Tewksbury Pennsylvania; C. J. Gleason
Yale. second. Time-O:22tS. 49,, - -.
Throwing the 16- pound hsmmer-First trial won by
J. G. McCracken Pennsylvania distance. IA IT, IN; l.
T Hare Pennsylvania. i42 IT, 5h IN, second; w A.
posl Harvard is1 It, in. third: H. J. Brown. Harvard
J26 H. in. fourth: p II. Clark. Harvard. lS IT, IN
ffih. to
cleared the bar at height OF H. 10 H.; VIII COmpere
Hsverfcrd: J. * Baxter PennsyranrfI Walter carroll.
Princeton. and T.. &. Wae:. Yale t..~or
POLE vaut-R. Deming. CORNELL r. 4. Kinze Cornell;
r. g. Clamp b. johnson. Yale; W. f. Selin. Yale.
W w Adrance. Yale cleared the bar at IL II. and
Will compete IN the hna's.
Running broad jump drfalsl-Five men qualified: A. G.
Kraenzlein Pennsylvania distance. - H. AZ in: Meyer
% n G. -. DAILY. Harvard. p
IT, ~ in: T. Is. Mctlan Pennsylvania p H. 81. in,
and C. D. Whittemore Syracuse. q n. "a IN