The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-15
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HARVARD WON DUAL GAMES
CRIMSON ATHLETES YICTORIOU US
OYER THE Blue.


The Splendid silver Trophy Cup Goes T.
Hnrvard-Track Was Not Ia Goo,
Condition Because of Rains-OnIy On
Record Broken-Large Crowd in At
tendance-YaIe Won MT Baseball from
Brown Other Baseball News.
Despite the disagreeable weather O.
Saturday afternoon several Thousand
people attended the dual track games
between Yale and Harvard at Yale
field and saw the crimson of Harvard
again win supremacy over the blue Of
old Eli. Tn consequence Of the victory
the splendid silver trophy cup valued
at $500, which was offered as a reward
for competition was Won by Harvard
they having won it five times while
Yale has only gained possession of il
three years. The track was in poor
condition by reason of the showers
which several times made it necessary
to postpone the events for a few min
utes. Only one dual record was brok-
EN-, that of the one-half mile and by J
p. Adams 1900 of Yale. He reduced this
time from 1891 to 1:57R. Tim Burke
Harvard's quarter mile crack, succeed
ed IN defeating Boardman, Yale's eS-
ceedingly promising freshman, in this
quarter mile run All the races were
we'll contested ard the spectators were
afforded splendid entertainment.
The results follow
TRACK EVENTS.
- 100 yard dash-Won by F. A. Blount,
Yale; time, 10 is seconds. Second. f.
J. Quinlan, Harvard. Third, J. 4.
Roche, jr., Harvard.
220-yard dash-Won by Dixon Board
man, Yale; time, % As seconds. Sec
ond, Quinlan, Harvard. Third, C. F.
Luce, Yale.
44O-yard wash-Won by Thomas f..
Burke, Harvard; time, 40 4-5 seconds.
Second, Dixon Boardman, Yale. Third,
C. F. Luce, Yale
Half mile run-Won by ]. 2. Adams,
Yale; time, minute 81 AS seconds. Sec
ond, w. d. Brennan, Yale. Third, S. H..
Bush, Harvard.
One-mile run--Won by C. 3. Spitzer,
Yale; time, minutes SO 10 seconds.
Second, j. P. Clyde, Ya'e. Third, Del.
p. White, Harvard.
120-yard hurdles-Won by F. B. Fox,
Harvard; time, is seconds Second,
William H. Fincke, Yale. Third. ].
Converse, jr.. Harvard
220-yards hurdles--Won by J. Con"
verse, jr., Harvard, time 25 S-5 seconds.
Second, L. Warren, Harvard. Third, j.
Nv. Hallowell, Harvard.
FIFI,D EVENTS
Pole vault-All three places given by
default to Yale, Harvard declining to
compete owing to the fac. that the
meet had been already won.
Throwing the hammer-Won by w.
IA. Boal, Harvard: distance, $50 feet
inches. Second, E. Fl. Clark, Harvard;
distance, 1876 feet 8 inches. Third. H. J.
Brown, Harvard; distance, 125 feet 10
inches.
Putting the shot - Won by H. ].
Brown, Harvard; distance SO feet az
inches. SECOND. David R. Francis,
Yale; distance, 3S feet 6& inches. Third,
r. b. Robertson, Yale; distance, 3S feet
Running high jump-Won by c. M.
Rotch, Harvard; distance, 5 feet II
inches. Second, tie between e. G. Wall
er, jr, Yale: A. N. Rice, Harvard W.
r. Ferguson, Harvard,and w. G Morse
Harvard; distance, 5:10h.
Running broad iumn-Won by G. D.
DAILY, Harvard; distance, % feet 3
inches. Second, j. T. Harrington, Har-
ward; third. c. S, Edee1l Harvard.
SATURDAYS BASEBALL.
Yale defeated Brown at baseball in
Providence Saturday afternoon by the
score of 10 to 1, and in consequence won
the Yale-Brown series for this year.
The summary follows:
r. HE
Yale :. ..........5 0 0 0 1 2 Ito 10 S
Brown ...... 20 % 0 o 0 1 O. 1 s Z
Batteres-Yale, Robertson and Suli-
van; Brown, Washburn and Lestage.
Other college games
AT Observation-Disclosures 10; Har-
ward, ..
AT Hanover, N. H-Dartmoutn, 1s:
Williams, 6.
At Ithaca-Cornell. 0; Pennsylvania
At Worcester--Holy Cross, 5; Lehgh,
At West Point--West Point, 10; Wes-
leyan, 5.
AT Eaton Pa.--Lafayette, Z; Ford
ham, 5.
At Amherst-Bostpn College, 6; AM
I1erst g. (Seven, inningsl t.T
At Andover-Phillips-A ndover, Z:
Newtowne A. A., S.
At anchester-Portland, g. Manches-
ter, 5.
At Brunswick. Me.-Bowdoin college,
B; University of Maine, s.
AT Derby--Yale Law school, 2; Der |
by 10.
The Hillhouse team defeated the Mid |
dletown high school nine by the score |
OF 9 to T.
The Bridgeport High school team was !
defeated by the Hopkins Grammar |
school team at Bridgeport. The score |
was 8 to /.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Cincinnati, Z; st. Louis, 8.
Pittsburg, g.; Cleveland, 0.
Philadelphia, 81 New York, 0.
Chicago, s; Louisville, d.
Boston, 2; Baltimore, l.
Brooklyn. IL; Washington, l.
Brooklyn, Z; Washington, 3.
ANOTHER CUP.
Although Harvard has finally, after
Il long series of contests won the cup
Yale need not be cast down, for while !
the flush of victory is still warm upon