New-York tribune., 1901-05-19

opening contest. the 1oo-yard weekes. the
strong man. too anxious TO get off and a false
break penazed him a yard This penalty probably
beat Columbia out OF the contest. for Weekes
beaten only half a yard the finish by D. H.
Mills. These two had 1t between themselves In
the 900 yard run Weekes winning this time which
strengthened the belief that he would have capt
ured the 1O0-yard dash had he had break
with the others While Weekes runs fast, he IS
about as ungraceful a runner as there Is on the
track He wabbles and larches along like muscle
bound wrestler. Without competitors he would not
appear 10 be travelling in twelve seconds for the
hundred.
CLEVER WORK BY MARSHALL AND DE
WITT.
Two OF the athletes showed form yesterday
which. in the opinion OF many, entities them to
consideration for the intercollegiate championships
be held at Berkeley Oval next Friday and Satur-
day. In the one-mile c. z. Marshall. of Co
lumbia, impressive race. easily defeating
Cochrane and Perry of Princeton, in whom the
Tigers had the greatest confidence Ccchrans had
done such good work iE practice that his friends
thought him invincible. Baker. OF Columbia. went
the the pace. closely followed by
Marshall and Perry. AT the end of the first quar-
ter Baker leading. with Marshall second and
Perry and Cochrane close behind At the half
Marshall found that Baker not setting enough
pace and forged TO the front. with Perry close up
and Cochrane not far behind. AT three-quarters
Marshall travelling like quarter horse, and
COchrane
man. who was not coming back TO them as they
had been led TO believe he would Go. Marshall
full OF running TO the end, and won by fully fifty
yards, with Perry as far ahead Of Mccoy. His
time. 4:35 80, beats the Columbia record by fifth
OF a second
j. De Witt. Princeton's weight thrower, is almost
of Flanagan build. and is bronzed Indian.
lie captured the shot-put easily. with Il feet
inches, but ii was with the hammer that he did his
best work. and if he can repeat it he ought
cha F0- fHa Cha av11rlf0 Shi
this week. He tossed the hammer II it
heavier than baseball his best throw being 156
feet inches This is better the intercollegiate
record which is less than 155 feet. II does not
oeat tho collegiate record OF 165a feet made by A
Plaw OF California. Plaw however has not en-
tered in the championships this year.
SO Coiumbia,s only hopes in the championships
ers Columbia was unfortunate again in the quar-
urn ya run; faFle was in the lead until the third
MN and he showed signs OF faltering. just
against him injuring his team mates chances ma
teraIIy; This left Willis with clear sailing. and
Bishop two yards ahead Of Thompson. The two
Richmond and Bart6oIomeW RicSmond cut out
the running for a mile. with Williams and Bartho-
Jams forced 10 the from! in the last lap and nm
fifty yards Richmond was as far ahead Of Bar-
tholomew. In the half-uie Columbia showed TO
Win the crack Of the PISTOL and and led By I ten yards
coehrane third Ss rhroHrS Wss n fS ren anS
and won. with something TO spare by two yards
Cochrane finished strong three yards ahead of Van
The pole vaulting lasted as usual longer than
any OF the other contests. but wound up with
the long wait. The result between Horton and
Coleman. OF Princeton, the former winning with a
ban ard nd Moore f Prineet6 9 te al 10 faet
for third place and in a spirit of Jest Smith offered
70 run Moore quarter mile TO see which should
men lined up for the start; Smith took the track
and fairly ran away from his rival and won as he
pleased Summaries:
One hundred yard run-von by II d Mills. Princeton:
iurnbia third Tfme-O:1oAs Won by half a yard six
inches between second and third
Perry. Princeton second: w NJ MCCOY Princeton third
Tiune-+35s. Won by twenty yards; forty yards be-
tween second third.
Quarter mile run-won by H T. Willis. Princeton;
o. NJ Bishop Columbia second; NJ. d. Thompson Prince
tom third Time-O:53ts. Won BY yard; two yards
one hundred and twenty yard hurdle raes-WOn by A
fhiqS PosT fTncefGni oin5a third TioI4 o5 SeSond
two feet; two yards between second and third
W IW9 P,chnond S Columbia ia second: H Bsrtboione ~
Courr bia third Tiue-1o:2TS. Won by nifty yards:
Halt mile run-won by G. c. Atkins. Columbia: c. T.
Cochrane Princeton. second; ". NJ Van Cise third
Two hundred and twenty yard hurdle race-won by J.
w H. Powers. Columbia. third Time-O2I. Won by haIf
a ward: three yards between second and third ~
sseEss colaba third woS sssoba bS a l, r
half length between second and third ~ A0o''
in: G. Fox Princeton 81 IT. Ga in second: L E
Pole valltmwon BY D. s. Horton Princeton. fl
J. B. Smith Columbia. and P. A Moore Princeton
Running high tump-won by G. Curtis. Princeton H.
in; B. L. NJ Ernst and W. Grace. Columbia. H.
Throwing the hAmmer-won by j. De Witt Princeton |