Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-27
HARVARD WINS
the 10th Annual intercollegiate
Athletic Contest.
Makes As 2-3 Points--Ya|e Second
With 305-e, Princeton, 1916.
oowoo'n Scores Four Points, All Of Them &c.
ing Made by cloudman.

'~-AN WIN a. NIClOTy AT
Berkley oval. Saturday afternoon.
Amid a field of dark horses who
smashed the calculations af the ex-
perts III almost every event, the Grim
son pulled a triumph from Yale and
Mike" Murphy, and won the Goth an
nual meeting of the intercollegiate AS
ISOLATION.
Never before in the history of these
sports has the competition been so
fierce. Out of the total las points in
IL events on the program the Cam
bridge boys carried home As "a points.
Second came Yale. with 80 Sc points:
then Princeton. with 16 1-6 points; Cor
nell. with Is: Georgetown, with 10; the
University of Michigan, the newcomer
In this meeting, with 2-3, and in the
seventh place the Quakers, who for
four years had been supreme in this
meeting, linped home with Sc points;
hard crowded by little Bowdoin, with
points.
The New York University was ninth
in the final reckoning. with 1913 points,
Syracuse College, for csevcral seasons
made famous in these games by the
crack Meyer Prinstein, brought up the
ANt-A anu 1851 l'iStNc oIi lIic uSl, WIFI
half point.
The summary:
1O0-YARD DASH. SEMIFINAI. HEATS.
First heat-Won by F.. NJ. Sears. Cor
nell; second, Charles Dupce, Yale. Time,
10 los
r. s Second heat-WoI by A. E. Daffcy,
Harvard. Time. 10 2-5s.
Final heat-Nun by y. L. Duffcv: sec
2nd. ". r. Iightncr; third, Chas. Dupcc;
TRANSFORMATIONS ), harvard 3. Yale
,, Cornell /.
23o-YARD DASH. SEMIFINAL HEATS
First heat-Won ny F. NJ Sears. Cor
nell; second. Charles Dupee. Yale. Time,
Second hcat--Wcn by II. II. Cloudman.
Bowdoin; second. W. T. Lightner, Har
Final heat-Won by F. Il. Sears: see
man; fourth, W. T. Lightncr. Time, =
3-5s.
Points-Corncll ., Yale 3. Bowdoin >.
ito-yard dash-Won by William ]. Hol-
Harvard; third. W. G. Clerk: fourth. r.
l.. Manson, Harvard. Time. 81 3-5s.
Princeton; second, D. S, Hiliingar. cdrntlI;
W. Nutter. Bowdoin. Time. Pm 3 3-5s.
Points-Princcton .. Cornell 3. Yale ;,
Bowdoin 1.
one mile run-Won by H. L. CLARK. IIar-
T.. Il. bushnell. L. of F.: fourth. II. S.
knowles Harvard. Time. i'm = l-5s.
Points Harvard G. Ya!c ;. I. Of I. .
Cornell; second, f.. ". Mills. Harvard;
third. X, Williams. Princeton: fourth. {.
j. Swan. Harvard. Time loI..
Points-Cornci! :, Harvard. 4, Prince
ton =.
1.a-yAI:D IU-RpI.ES. SEsIiFISAI,
HEATS.
First hcai-Won hr J. G. Wills. Iar-
ward; second. L. J. c!ap2. Yale. Time, >
Us.
second trial heat-Won by J; Il: Con
Jr.. Yale. Time. 20 los
j. na tsn1crsr sd Gy tGrd ca7G s W1
fourth. j. i5: Thomas Jr, Time. . rs.
loints-Yalc i, Harvard ).
Kt tmm99F c @hGan distance 2ift 5n
second A. w R;Stine. Harvard, Pitt )
2-5in; third. Walter F'ishlcish, Michigan.
e1ft { 4-5in; fourth; II. H. Cloudman'
Points-Colambia 5, Harvard ;, Michigan
Thinning high JUMPS. S. Jones. New
York University, NJ c. Rotch. Harvard.
S. q. Ellis. Harvard. tied for first place
at SIT Gin: " q. Low, syracuse. and G.:
W. Curtiss. Princcton, tied for se sc nd
the medals Jones won first medal with 4
iiimp of SIT . Lin Ellis and Rotch tied
for second medal at 5ft Gin. and Low anu
CurtiSS for third medal by jump Oh OF
Points-Ncw York University ~;
Harvard %, Princeton, l., syracuse =
Putting the shot-Won by Richard Shei-
don. Yale. distance AZ # Lin; Second.
Fred Beck Yale. 70 # 5 lin: third, e. IL.
Robinson. Harvard. .i3ft lin; fourth, 5. Ii.
Ellis, Harvard loft lin.
Points-YaIe s, Harvard J..
Throwing the hammcr-Won by ). x.
Dewitt Princeton, distance li9ft Inn
second, VI 4 Hoal aaryarI ia-f1 lasf r
lin; fourth. c. L. Wales. Cornell, lZh'
Points-princeton 5. Harvard 3, Pennsyl-
I Pole vault-Tic between Charles Dvorak,
Michigan: +. Deakin, PennsyiVania' }: n
Uord' Yale; A. w. Coleman. Princeton
i. A. Moore. Princeton, and Walter FISH
xii XII Of these men qualified on Friday at
loft DIN. Today Deakin yaulted l1ft an
Dvorak loft sin and Hord: Coleman.
/ Moore and Fishlcigh tied al lott Bin THESE
yaults stand for the division OF the meG-
! ala but as none came up TO FrluaE
rnlns Of the Intercollegiate Association
nnmaIlv divided among the SIX men WHO
oVi,oIitied on Friday. Princeton thereby
sof : - points, Michigan 3 % and Yale
ara re9RsExa Of the sae games 3"
Referee, j. L. Sullivan, ~ ~. T.
| inspectors. G.. T. Kirby, lntercolleglate
A. A. 4. A.: Charles +. Patterson. rrinf.
! -, "a i-niversity: c. II. Mapes, University
Cymb and " alter Camp. Yale tlnlverslly y,
Judges at finish, Barlow $ Weeks New
yor,I x g.: j. II. Booth. New York a Z.
i ,l,bomas F. O'Brien, w. J. swan, New
| York a. c. , ~ x-, , ~
~ .;.,tr pishnp New York A. &.
C MU,r I''1' G. Hughes, E. J. Wendell. Uni
versity Club.