The sun., 1899-05-28
EASY WIN FOR OLD PENN.
MANY RECORDS sMAsHED AT THE
INTERC0LLEGIATE GAMES.
Harvard Beats Yale for Second Place
linnd ahn1zinE hx aHrhnnae-K Ilain

honors at the intercollegiate championships
held on Manhattan Field yesterday afternoon
III easier fashion than the most enthusiastic
supporters OF the Philadelphia university had
dared to hope. The Quakors' cup OF Joy was
full to the running over point. and everything
com bned to make the meeting one OF the most
memorable In the history OF the Intercollegiate
Association.
The widely heralded performances Of the
cracks In the college meets held early In the
season served to attract larger crowd than
has been seen at an intercollegiate meeting for
many years. The wonderful broad jumping OF
Kraenzlein. the Pennsylvania student. In the
trials held on Friday. also had salutary effect
on the attendance, and when the games were In
full swing five thousand persons were In the
stands while the many vantage points In the
vicinity from where the sport can be viewed
without the formaty Of paying were patron
lied by large crowds.
The condition Of tho Pennsylvania men was
certainly credit to Trainer Murphy. Not
single U. p. crack failed to win in his specially.
ana all those events which the prophets de-
olared doubtful were carried of by the Penn
sylvaniens. Altogether tho Quakers supplied
the winner In nine Of the fourteen events on
the programme. took three second places. one
third and one fourth. rolling up total OF ffty-
place apporton9d to old Penn be,
SeeSsen Harvard @ i'f% and 9als r In ths P pub.
lie form was verified p and The tie, Crimson
victory. but the places on which the result
between. tho rivals depended were fought out
TO the bitter end. The loss OF Clyde. who was
thought to have good chance in the two: mile
run. initiated against the New Haven athletes.
sRd and their other distance asd to
PLACE wa Wse sSep5
nj hat ifI.Ara lv in hrin ni
scoEe OF the Cambridge boys to a total of %.
while only 22 points were credited b to Yale
RRrEinceton hard RUB for third place; The
hss hse6s ny II Of tffs Pons
absolute winner the university from up the
f ana fourth u1a Places " S The othsr Hs
ttEIppted as follows; ColumbIa. >; Cornell. 8;
Maxwell E. Long. the speedy, Columbia
sprinter. whose prowess was sufficient to ex-
quarter mile run. proved that his ability had
not been oyestimatssd His point Of ,x attack
hs shst,ek @e tsefq Of 'GsOHsS
record has withstood the attack of all
intercoegate ehamGons 9nssr than any any
got inside the record by the merest fraction.
but the Columbia man had to make big own
pace pace all the % way and is capable OF much faster
Kraenzen confined his record breaking ef-
final heats OF both races over the sticks he made
determin ined attempts to create new figures. He
slipped 5 Of aS on sh h%ss sn4
himssi IFS sms lust s%"siIsd the
kraenzisin appeared q the aeid. In
f nshed almost aaef Rurds ahead oI Rs
but the time nas 2s see S
vdSf oRq5s the fsy ss5aay Fss RET
feet a. inches on Friday placed a worlds rec;
ord to his credit. in addition to the record
,clapp q, Yae, was the other record breaker.
with ease. supp!anting the previous ntercol-
seate reG9rd q feet shss held oanty
ert hoyS to pce sp hme the
so1I$s asuEss S1 a. ys T.s SsS f ~ Ss s,assi
record and on his iirst trial the famous vaulter
rose considerably above it. His spring. how
the bar. ana he fell back. breaking the stick in
two. On his third ATTEMPT he lust shaved the
DISAPPOINTMENT ran through the crowd at tho
Tewkshury. the lanky Penpsylvania sprlnter
yard DASH bat the real test q his ability cHms
pheno99enon. 9 aas' WAS whispered "u TO be be the the
good Thing who would take the 9&uakssr's & s
cheered him Justify as he toed the mark. pre-
pared to give hattie TO the speedest spriRter
to III Rgh bitch Of but BosrdmaR Bssh
s3i a%s @S S. 81 Ss
enthusasm Of the Pennsylvania rootors broke
loose. "Tewksbury! TewksburyH was the cry
breasted the worsted In the remarkable time
halfmile run when Adams. the winner Of the
GRANT ~ as
hs ssa t"d es ayed nS SwS Se e % yeR
ment men was TO too much for % the , raw New Haven
time than he accom- plished at New Haven re-
gently. Grant Of Pennsylvania. who not half an
the trying ordeal OF the two-nile run. SUR
prised every one by finishing with a dash that
isnhsd hm In SECOND pses In the h hall ba
freshest man in the race at the finish. Sum
mariee:
1O0-YARD DASH.
IntercoleGilte and collegiate record. 9<-6 seconds
semi.F Final Heats~First hsat-won by J. W. D.
..ssna &aEan ,Sird ha5s
To- 20 seconds; Second heat won by F. W. Jarvis
Dupes, Yale, third. Time, 10 l:5 seconds.
Final Heat-Won by j. W. B. Tewksbury. Pennsy
yania; F. W. Jarvis. Princeton. second; T.. b. Nc
CLAIM Pennsylvania, third +. J. Quinlan, Harvard
fourth. Time, 10 seconds.
Dupee of Yale did not come to the scratch in
the rinal heat Quinlan had the inside position.
with the two fayorites. Jarvis and Tewksbury
together, but Tewksbury was quickest into
his running and at nifty, yards was half yard
in front OF Jarvis. Gradually the Tiger closed
up and ten yards from the finish the men were
abreast. In the supreme dash for the tape the
Quaker just landed ahead and received the
two yards in front OF McCain. who beat Quin-
Ian out a foot for fourth place. MulliGan
stopped at half distance.
120-YARD HURDLE RACE.
Former intercollegiate record. IL as seconds. A. g.
Kraenzein Pennsylvania; collegiate record. 10 90
seconds S. Chase, Dartmouth,
Semi Final Hcats-First heAt-Won by A. c.
Kraonze!n, Pennsylvaniai ". +. Lewis, Syracuse,
second J.. W, Hsllowell Harvard. third. Time.
Is 4.6 seconds; Second heat-w"n by = Fox.
Harvard W; NJ Pinkes Yale, second; y II. Converse.
Jr,, Harvard, third Time. ~ seconds; r,
Final Helt-Won by A. c. KraenZlein, Pennsyl.
vania; L. z. FoI, Harvard, second; W. T. Lewis.
Syracuse, third W. II. Ftnks. Yale fourth. Time.
lb rs seconds
.Kraenzlein hurdled in grand form; He drew