New-York tribune., 1901-06-05
.S7ADI1LH FORMALLY OPENED
SIXTEEN COLLEGES REPRESENTED IN
CONTESTS AT BUFFALO EXPOSITION.

Buffalo June 4-Clear skies and bright sunshine
teapered by cooling breeze made an ideal day for
the first athletic contests to be held in the Stadium
At the Pan-AmerIcan Exposition grounds. Repre-
sentatves OF sixteen of the leading colleges and
universities in the East and West participated in
to-dav's intercollegiate track and field contests
which marked the real opening OF the Stadium
sports. III" quarter-mile cinder track and the
1i0-yard straghtaway, inside the oval, in fine
condition The athletes enthusiastic in praise
OF the Stadium. The training quarters are large
and commodious. being S33 .cet long and 81 feet
wide; they can accommodate 100 men without the
slightest crowding. and $50 men could them at
the time without discomfort. The rooms are
equipped with lockers. dressing rooms a dozen
shower baths. forty rubbing tables and other fa-
cilities. The four thousand ersons who watched
the contests this afternoon filled only about one
third Of the seats In the great amphitheatre.
Duffy, of Georgetown. the l00-yard dash In
easy style. with Deevers of Westminster. second
The Maloney brothers. of Chicago, were In fine
form. and all Of the contests in which they
started with the exception of the SS0-yard rum
which went to J. NJ. Perry. of Princeton. The fin
ish in the 4i0yard run was one OF the most exciting
OF the day. with A. Maloney defeating Holland of
Georgetown. by magnificent burst of speed AT the
tape S s. Jones. Of New-Yorl. outcaysed his 6eIl
in the running high jump. The pole vault resulted
IN a Tie bota rusvy, oI t'uruuo. aili .s,,,ril, u
Cornell clearing feet. They tried unsuccessfuily
for higher mark, and finally agreed to toss the
The showing in points made by the different
colleges lOIOES. Cornell
Chicago. II; Georgetown and Pennsylvania 8 each (;
Westminster. 7; Beloit and Minnesota. each: Yale
Princeton, Purdue and New York. each and
Amherst ,. Summaries:
one mile run--A O. Berry. Cornell. won; T. r. Bush
nell Pennsylvania. second; r. S Trott. Cornell third
Time, 4:29S4.
our-hundred and forty-yard run-w. y. MaIoney
Chcaso td Il H1land IId Gearsetown second E s
one hundred and -twentyyard hurGles-F. Iaoney
Chicago won y. walton. Cornell. aecond II. r. Long
necIer Cornell third. Time. 0;15ts,
-hundred-yard dash-Arthur Duffy, Georgetown
won; Il. Deevers Westminster. second; {. ID. Young
Cornell third Time, o:lO.
Putting sixteen pound shot-F c. Beck. Yale Won; dis
tance AZ II in: r.. W Rogers. Cornell. second: dis
tance rs It. o.. in; I. T. Hare. Pennsylvania. third
''s Two-me run-B. A. Gallagher. Cornell won; f. c
Hswley Amherst. second: A. o. Berry. Cornell,
Time first mile 450 second mile. 10:07zs
pole EnGsley. Purdue. w. A. Fred
crIck Cornell. F. Deacon. Pennsy ylvania third
Endsley and Frederick tied at IL feet Endsey winning
tho for first
won; height IT. ! in. j. IL, Tate Minnesota. second:
height IT. in; r. l.. James. Cornell third; height
Eight-hundred- and eighty-yard run NJ. Perry.
Princeton, won: G.. Harris. Minnesota, second: ID. s.
feiiinger. Cornell third. Time. 2:013s.
Beloit. won; w. H. Holland Georgetown. second c. D.
Tive hundred d-tWenty-yard hurdle race-F G..
Maoney chicago. won: III H. l.yog Cornell second; A.
throwing sixteen pound hammes-T. T. Hare Penn
syvanis won; distance. 1872 Il. 10 in; william Carey
,-nicago second distance. 40 n. q. T. Wales
Cornell third: distance ta2 H. 6 In.
Running broad iump-R. Deevers, Westminster, won;
distance. Il II ioia In j. f. Tate Minnesota second