New-York tribune., 1901-05-26
WINNERS

on account the gate and the atmospheric dis
comforts. The college men. however. made Of
sterner sun. and. besides. their time for sports is
limited.
Harvard had so many men qualify in the pre-
lrninari-s Friday that it looked if the Crimson
would win, and they did. Harvard scored IL points
309s for Yale. in second place; 1G 1G points for
Princeton, in third place, and 10 points for Cornell.
in fourth place. Then came Georgetown, with
10; Michigan. with 2-3; Pennsylvania, with 69s:
Columbia, with 8; New-York University, with 3;
Bowdol. with 1. and Syracuse. with half point.
The Did Eli men from New-Haven captured three
OF the contests, both Of the hurdles and the shot
but harvard had the better all-around team. and,
while the Crimson captured only one first place,
she aade up for II in her numerous seconds and
tht,e. seventeen of her athletes managing to
scre Princeton won two firstE, the half-Inile and
te hammer. Cornell got two in the two-me and
te 229-yard runs Columbia captured the broad
sInp. while Georgetown away with the lO0-
ard and the quarter-Hile New-York University
eptured the high jump.
The infield many inches deep in water and
the cinder track not IN much better condition.
Some of the athletes were severely handicapped by
the conditions, and, while records were broken.
The time made was good, considering the track.
il was impossible, of course, think Of bicycle
races in such weather, and this part Of the pro-
gramne was postponed until tomorrow morning
10 o'clock It would have been impossible for the
riders TO have kept their machines on the sharp
and slippery banked surface
unlike a cross country in the early spring.
Women and girls In light, low shoes tramped up
the muddy hill and through barbed wire fences,
and some OF them seemed to enjoy the experience.
As was generally expected. the 1OO-yard dash
that sturdy little sprinuer and international
champion, A +. Duffy. Of Georgetown Duffy
of like frightened deer at the crack Of the pistol.
and he held his rivals safe all the way, winning
By a yard in 70 Is seconds % second slower
than he had won his preliminary Friday.
in Ter
William Holland leading most OF the way and
winning by FIVE yards. with something in reserve.
IL the two-mile run y. A Gallagher took the lead
after going half a mile ana held the advantage
10 the end, winning pretty struggle iby twenty
yards Mills was second and Williams third
The struggles in the hurdles were interesting
throughout. Z. J. Clapp. Of Yale wen them both
in clever style. J. II. Converse, Of Harvard, finish
ing second in each Fourteen well trained attn
letes started in the mile Earle. OF Pennsyl-
vania started out make the running, but at the
half the leaders punched Then Bushnell
essayed slip away from his rivals cut falled'
for II. Z. Clark OF Harvard. finishing strong, won
By ten wards with w Z. Weston, Of Yale, in sec
ond place and Bushnell third. Princeton expected
10 capture the half-mile with j. NJ Perry, ana Nas
in the stretch and won by TWO yards. tanchot
Of Yale. finished pluckly aItsF appeibH''y yCarn1
showed a fast sprinter in the furionS race sears
with Dupee and Cloudman. -.
In ne ijeId contests Yale captured the shot with
eneldOn.
Der OF the football team bScf, "a P-,nsViyania
ond. Michigan getting thlTd eng I'll! ,i5 |r
give adnersi srei siisfaction The referee decided
that the eleven points 5hSnIa 6 b cered To- feet
inches on FTridav The best vault made yesterday
S s Jones of New-York University, captured
the high jump with feet 9l2 inches fUiGh ith all air
Ellis OF Harvard. tied for second pIaGe' ne Nun VIII
an inch less AS predicted ). IL; De +hro.S
q Pneeton carried of the hammer an e ~5n On Friday rISE
Of liB feet Az inches wnlch ne Hf NAV with throw
W A. Boal. Of Harvard, came me- neAt aa @i her only
So rsz Ieet 5g74 nedV in The running broad
jump c B. Marshall who ran ectsd SO WeI fo tn win vim
the o5elTaie run but the conditions of the traeK &
seemed tangle him up badig dnes soE p Sullivan was
the referee II was H2rvards hrst VicloiS '''0
SUMMARIES.
ward run CseI- -fanals)First heat Won & Dy
,G Sears c05nsil sssi won g bg'f by e. J 6u
A. T Laghtner. Harvard sscona ss:,,Ini NJ r Ightner.
Aryerd second: C. DnPs1s6 faifj Duff lea all the way
shd won by a yard; hair yard between Se'0"'
aar.ernle run-won by william Holland 1le,S GeIIss aS
town r. G Rust HaryaIa d sec@hp fopTth Timc-o:5l
Won BY ave yards: yard between second ana si. n E.
Nm. ssT5 5qawsa .seohs sg K Aams iTd
twenty yards. i've varde between second ana third
Fls, as on @ e yls Harvard carP
Yale second rIpeo second heat van se by second e. a.
Teo.2es Final heat won BY e. j. clapp Yale; d
d y E homsr jr Yale fourth Time ~
"cn hy TWO Yards tw9 yards eetws,R sr Harvard W b.
eston. Yale. secoDd: T. H. bushnell rslasy al Y
t.e; u. +. Knowles, Harvard. fonrth. .lin s ,bi@d
Hn iy yards yards between second anu e. 10,
one -twenty-yard hurdle race tsShi-
t'-rst heat won by T.. j. clapp Yale; J " :, -
arvArd second. Time-0.Igts. second heat won -
. r. Converse Harvard, Fishleigh. Micnih.n'
sr1nc. Tme-0I7h FINAL heat won by r. >. 'si;e imRe
tale5 J. H. Harvard. second > " ea.ls,
Haryard third: Walter Flahlesh Michigan fouith III
third. -
tiaf run--Won by J. 81 Perry. Prineeton' -.
EeinRcr II. W Fancloi.
! ". Nufter. Fowdoin fourth. Tifne.2soS3s- Won ~
fafcss between fecnsla Mrs,
sctlfereG -tges.tyyard run 'seIni-