The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-25
HARVARD TEAM WON
Yale Defeated by a Score of
81 to AZ.
FOUR RECORDS BROKEN
Princeton Defeated by uni
versity of California.

Cambridge. Mass, May 24.-Harvard
won in the dual track meet with Yale on
Soldiers field This afternoon. scoring sll.
points to ~ for her adversaries.
Four duel records were broken-in the
10 yards dash. the go yards hurdles. the
pole vault. and the 220 yards dash. A
worlds record was equaHcd in the 10
yards dash, while in the 90 yards hurdle
the tine was within one-hfth Of a second
Of Kranzlein's record.
Mile run-First. Teel. Yale; second. ia
cobus, Yale; third, Stevens. Yale. Time.
- Is.
Score: Harvard. %; Yale. 10.
1e0 yards dash-First, schick, Of Har-
ward; second, MouIton. Yale; third. Arm
stein Yale. Time. - seconds.
Score: Harvard. q; Yale. 13.
schick's time breaks the Harvard-Yale
dual record The runner strained his leg
Oh the last jump.
$50 yards run-First. Deming. OF Yale;
second. Boynton. Harvard; third, Behr.
Harvard. Time. 200 10
Score: Harvard, 90; Yale, IS.
High jump-First. Herman. Harvard;
second, Murphy, Harvard. and Speaker.
Yale
Two miles run-First, Franchot, Yale;
second, Mills. Harvard; third. Humstead,
Yale Time. 10 minutes fat.
90 yards hurdIe-First, Willis, Harvard; ,
second, Scheuber, Harvard; third, Clapp.
Yale. Time. 3 IS second.
Willis time breaks the record for Har-
vard-Yale dual games.
Broad jump-First, Fallow. Yale; sec
ond. Shick, Harvard; third, Ristine, Har-
ward. Distance q feet 8 inches.
Hammer throw-First. Paper. Harvard;
second, Beck. Yale; third. Harris, Yale.
Distance. 12S feet 10 inches.
Do yards dash-First, Schick. Harvard:
second. Moulton. Yale; third Rust, Har-
ward. Time, p seconds.
Pole vault-First, Preston, Yale; second.
Schubert. Harvard third. Hease, Hun
ter and Thompson, all OF Yale. tied.
Height, Il feet inches.
Total score: Harvard, 61lz; Yale, 421z.
PRINCETON rs DEFEATED.
Princeton. n. J., May 24-The Univer-
sity Of California defeated the Prince
ton team in dual meet held here to-
day by the score Of 7 to S, California
having much the best Of the lot In the
spirits and hurdleh and Princeton show
ing up the stronger in the distance and
field events. Only the first places count
Cd and the meet was closely contested.
The surprise and big feature of the
day was the defeat OF Plaw by Dewitt in
the hammer throwing The crowd quick
contest was called and these two peers
OF the collegiate hammer throwing world
began hurting the Is-pound weight On
the first throw Dewitt swung the ham
mer ia feet ~ inches. which broke the
intercollegiate record by about ten feet
and proved TO be the winning throw.
Plaw failed TO do more than Isl feet ~
inches.
The next most exciting events were the
one-mne run which was Won by VII
liams. Princeton. over RedweII. Califor-
mia. in minutes and 80 seconds and the
hve-mne event in which Tihbets. Califor-
mia. beat Williams. In the last quarter
OF the latter event Williams lost a shoe,
and with the foot entirely bare. and af-
ter having lolst 70 yards by the accident,
ne ran the rest Of the distance. finishing
only a few feet ebhind Tibbets.
The surprise Of the day was the de-
feat Of Plaw by Dewitt in the shot-put,
the latter pushing the iron z feet So
inches and the former Il feet 10iz inches.
Captain German took the pole vault, go
ing over the bar at II feet. and Horton.
Princeton. and Wilcox, California. tied
1t 10 feet and inches. In the running
broad jump both teams landed half a
point In each event. The meeting held
between Princeton and California two
years ago resulted In q score Of 10 10
In favor OF Princeton