The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-05-31
Harvard Has Nineteen Men and
Yale Eighteen Men Eligible
for the Finals.
TRIALS FULL OF INTEREST.
De Witt of Princeton Breaks All
Records in Hammer Throw,
Easily Beating Plaw of Cali
fornia by Twenty Feet.

New York, May 3O.-The showing made pS
the athletic colIegians in the preliininar.
heats and trials in the track and field con
tests which took place at Berkely oval to
day give promise that some unusually clev'
er performances will be seen when the semi
finals aud finals of the intercollegiate cham
pionships are being decided tomorrow.
As was expected, Harvard and Yale out,
ranked all the other colleges In the numbcE
of men who qualified from each. Harvard
has nineteen and Yale eighteen on the list
OF eiigibles for the finals tomorrow. Next
in point of numbers is Princeton. With
! eight. California has seven, Pennsylvania
| nve, Cornell four, Amherst three, Columbia.
| Georgetown and Syracuse two each anu
| Rutgers and Williams one each.
Harvard is the favorite in what little bet
ting has been done SO lar, but if the pro-
test made by Yale against Scliick. the Har-
ward sprinter, who won his trials In the
sprints to-day rather easily, should be sus-
tanned. Yale would gain "a decided advan-
tage. as harvard would lose either 5 OF lO
points.
showing made by A. ID. PIaw OF California
in the weights events. He failed to quarry
feet S inches. De Witt of Princeton tied
qualiasd. with q put Of 4 feet 8 inches.
sixteen-pound hammer throw by breaking
all previous Intercollegiate records, as he
threw the missile ia leet 10 inches, Plaw
was his nearest opponent. with IA feet Z
inches. The summaries:
in Trial Heats.
One hundred yard dash.Ftrst trial won by ".
4. schiek; aar raD1v W. xs1 A5n; ;s,l5 Yale; s &c
~ ssssas ssss' SsYs s sss j; 7: i H5ss. il! Aass$s.id: N.
ID Th hsIF bsst won nalei b. sef !xrshur ii Fa Da Il George
town: F. b. Terrell. sw%arthmore. second. Time.
Fourth heat won by a; Cadogan. California;; W.
A.; LiLley. second. Time ~ 10
MsGaiihy; Boston College; second; time, ~ -;
which qualify for. he semidgss ts.morTow and
only Firs the h Slnn son Of BY the w. sscq a4ns to Saa HsIs: J. $.
Westney. Pennsylvania, second. Time, 10 10.
Second heat won by w. A. Liley. Yale. Time.
The following hye qualified for the finals in
inches: ! {. TInsley. Harvard. ~ feet 81 inches:
PRINCETON Il feet 8 jim inches. Paw Of California
feiled to qualify, his best put being AZ feet $
Try-Out for HaIf-MiIe Run.
one,half mile. trial heat. first five men in each
heat to run in semlhnals;
pl ha5si asl ses T . B. ). l. l.. b i; T 7 Ha L ' M A sSirs:
ton e d 1r eiF ku, RsPa'i ffiha rlm aSsF' a5js !! 4. H. Wyatt
second heat won by J. R Kane: Yale: F. il.
j il xs .SiTa: S . +; hssssE. Hslya s5sai sSur fS:
trial hea,s-First and second men to qualify for
A.; P.wsii.. California. sssond. Time eI IS seconds M.
Kstchum; Cornell. second. Time. is Is seconds.
A, T1 II, Walton hfasnw Gorns Ii E. Second 5; w TiGe. 4 F1 ; sss:
Fourth heat-w9n by H. C. Cheek. California. |
Sc seconds m converse Harvard second Time SIS
Four hundred and forty yard run driai heats. !
hrst three men in each heat TO run in semi
First heat-won by D. L. James. Yale: e. c. !
f.ust, fATNurU, second j. q Fry third Trina
Second heat-won by W. J., Holland. George
H9 Twa hun 1hira, a Tipe; w 8 seconds ,nu,,s
!, , r an, heats a .t first and second men in each hea;
ton s's cornell! neil. sessnG Gs + Time =; csss e s ss1s; a. Wal
H. G! Cheek. California. second. Time. Is si e see:
c: :. Fisher, HaFvafsa, second I'3 T1me, Z! Z . f ses
F. W. Bird. Harvard. second. Time. i seconds. |
Hammer Throw and High Jump.
,, TI,nyS ITn svs sin ,Ise 1pss hammer: trials: The
Dewitt fS.'SSt"x n nEs %sn q ais,anse 81 ,s t Feet. ah q jn i R
i 4; D: Flaw; T IlIss diss,nee II feet. =
z inches: F. q. Beck, Yale. distance. - fss ffeeeett
Running high jump. ,trials-The following 1--WE
e "ass 9 e. ". ca fpf up fr insls; VI j 6 SDr Ipw: syTs-
and v: A. Powell, California, each cleared 5 feet
inches. oe'
Two hundred and twenty yards dash ,rIa,
heats. FIRST men In each heat to qua lily for semi |
for finals: 'o""''
First heat won by W. A. schick. Harvard.
Thompson. Columbia. second; W. A. Liliey. YaIe.
Second heat won by ]. r. Moulton, Yale. ] a |
onds. ~ W
Third heat won by n. H. HarKravs. Yale: e.
Fourtb best S Gon hv " seg ~ lime: . seconda
w Arn,tein. Yale, SECOND. Time. e2i.5 seconds.
Csdogan. California, second. Time. q Is seconds.
Trial heats for second men, winners to run in
Frs: hsa, Won by Thompson. celumbis.
Pennsylvania: ", a. Lilley. Yale. sec.
trial heat and a. schinS TN third in the
under protest, Lilley qualified. ~
Pole vault, trisls-The following qualified with
the bar At II feet y INCH, LA. Gray. Pennsyi-
Hinton. Yale; H. L. Gardner. Syracuss.
8. Horton. Princeton. and A. VI. Coleman.
ou Rp99sning broad jung. .sials-The i've men who
Il Inches: c. s. Fnliows. Yale 81 feet is
inches inches James Grimes. Princeton, Il feet iS7Ss
and A w. Ristine. Harvard. Fl feet ! inches.