The times., 1901-05-26
HARVARD'S SIGNAL VICTORY.
The Crimson Captures Forty-fOur
Points In the intercollegiate Meet.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Under the worst
of weather conditions the athletes of Har-
ward ran true to form this afternoon and
scored a signal victory at the Berkeley
oval. Harvard scored in every event on
the programme except the half mile run
and pole vault and amassed a total of
a points, which is fspr more than PennsyI-
vania won with last year. For alt around
work the Harvard contingent was excep-
tional
1t was crushing defeat for Yale, the
more so as the New Haven boys tri-
umphed over Harvard in the dual meet
two weeks ago, but until Harvard showed
so brilliantly in the trials on Friday the
supporters Of the Blue were confident of
another win.
The greatest surprise was the downfall
of Pennsylvania. Following are the
points scored today:
Harvard a; Yale so Sc; Princeton. l6
1-G; Cornell 10; Georgetown. 10; Michigan,
2-3: Pennsylvania, SO; Columbia, >;
New York University. 81 Bowdoin. /; Syr-
acuse, y. The summaries:
Final heat 100 yard run-Won by A. +.
Duffy Georgetown, NJ. T. Lightner. Har-
ward second; g Dupee. Yale, third; +.
NJ. Sears. Cornell. fourth. Time, 10 10
seconds.
220-yard run. final heat-won by +. NJ.
Sears. Cornell: c. DHpee, Yale, second;
II. H. Cloudman, BOwdoin, third; NJ. I.
Lightncr, Harvard, fourth. Time y 80
59-yard run, final heat-Won by W. ].
Holland, GeorgetowR; b. c: Rust, HaT-
ward, second; w. G. Clark, Harvard,
third; y. L. Manson, Harvard, fourth.
Time. 81 So seconds. e-E
HaIf-nnile rufi--Won by J. NJ Perry,
Princeton; ID. 5. Belinger, Cornell sec
oud, y. W. Franchot. Yale, third; /. W.
Nutter. Bowdoin, fourth. Time, 2:53 80.
One-miIe run-Won by II. G. Clark,
Harvard; w. 3. Weston. Yale, seB'nd; y.
K. Bushnell Pennsylvania, third; II. s.
Knowles. Harvard, fourth. Time, 4:d Is.
Two-mile run-Won by B. A. Gallagher,
Cornell +. H. Mills, Harvard, second;
ll. Williams, Princeton, third; G. J.
Swain, Harvard, fourth. Time, 1000
i20-yard hurile-Won by e. j. Ciapp.
Yale; J. II. Converse, Harvard, second,
J. G. Willis. Harvard, third; Walter
fishleigh, Michigan. fourth. Time. O:l6 10.
220-yard hurdle-Won by h. j. Ciapp,
Yale: j. II. Converse, Harvard. second;
J. G. Willis, Harvard, third: J. b.
| Thomas. jr., Yale, fourth. Time, OBS 2-5.
Pole vault-Tie for first place between
z. Deakin. Pennsylvania; Charles Dvorak.
University OF Michigan; Walter Fishleigh.
! University Of Michigan; j. ii. Ford. Yale;
A. w. Coleman. Princeton; 2. A. Moore,
Princeton, at 10 feet inches. Points di-
vided.
Putting l6-pound shot-won by r Shell
don. Yale, with 80 feet 94 inches: r. G.
Beck, Yale. second; G. II. Robinson, Har-
ward third: S. G. Ellis. Harvard. fourth.
Beck was the only one to improve.
Running high jump-Won by A. S.
| Jones, New York University. with feet
/ 9iA inches; G. a Rotch, Harvard and S.
! G. Ellis. Harvard, tied for second; w. G.
| Lowe, Syracuse. and G. W. Curtiss,
! Princeton, tied for fourth place.
Throwing sXteen-pound hammer-Won
! by J. r. Dewitt. Princeton, with 149 feet
| AZ inches; w. A. Boal. Harvard, second;
| T. T. Hare, Pennsylvania, third; G. 7.
| Wales, Cornell, fourth.
| Running broad jump-Won by C. L.
| Kennedy, Columbia. with y feet 80
! inches n W. Ristine. Harvard. second; {;
! Walter Fishlegh. Michigan, third; NJ. IL
| Cloudman BoWdoin fourth.