The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-07-06

much hari-r 10 ain. N. nnAl order b-ing
\ ale hr-t Columbia and PrihC-ton -. TO-
-cond plaos, Harvard fourth and Cor
he'll NTH
Fencing took a long step forward tina
year afnong III. colleges, when. IN March
m-, In this city 90 decide the champiof-
ship, ia" teams hstng named rs they nm
ishsNi West Point, Columbia. Annapolis.
Cornell. Harvard. Yale and rrnns ~ylvania
tn. tourney Wa a spirited one. the qualify
- the fencing high, and a still more in
t-restlng tourney may te -SIe,tSd meat
year. later In the -sasnn the lacfussr
teams came together, there teing two
leagues among the colleges. Cornell Won
FIRST honors In me and Johns Hopkins ia
the other. Not the least interesting II
the sseson's competitions was a handball
meet lsrtween Vale and Columbia. and
these two universities NAV l.. called Pic
ne..rs In this branch II sport among
colleges.
In no branch 81 college spor, were there
more %cvcntful doings than In athletic
h athletic strife began rs early ~ last
fall. when a highly ~palGtsble di-h Wa
s-rvsd up for the epic,Ie- In the way &
an International contest, with Harvard
ard Yale on ono side and Oxford and Cam
bridg, on the other The meet wa held
az b.rkrlcy oval and the Americans were
the " nners Tie co.lcgr athletic season
was unusually noteworthy The inter.
national NEE; was one reason for This and
| another reason was tho fact that the
home-b-"d material was much atove the
| ordinary Ia ability. Indeed, Il was ex-
crpt!uually high class. Tho greatest
| achievement ~ The -,ason was Dufy'-
hundred wards In v SO seconds. which
brought The name Of Georgetown Uni-
vcrsity into gro-ter prominence than ever
IL was a rare field 81 .printers that Dify
beat In the intercnll. gate games, ton.
the bs'-t that ever faced a starter Dewitt
~ Princeton shattered the hnmmer throw
figures at the intercollegiate and ther"
~aS fne material ON hand In the distance
| runs aud Jumps
| Harvard h-at Yale In their dual gan"-
as told. ia" -ure l-ing az, points 20 i2's
| There were n number " other dual ms-''S,
| The University 10 California -ant a team
| acru~- the continent to test IN" rn"til' Of
their Eastern COUSINS h" Golden Tat"
| athLte~ were t-s,ten bv Yale. hut ,i"feai.si
Princeton. Columbia ou,Ts,in'ei M" INT
vrr-itv ot Syrscu~H Ia dual games. Pam
svivania t.at Columbia, Princeton beat
| Amh.rr, and Cornell l.at PRINCETON Ia
IN. annual relay rsS- a. Philadelphia on
April 20 two recCrt~ were broken one
VA IN ~. vo-mil" relay won hy ieUu-vl-
vanis. With Harvard -.s',ud and columbia
third another was In tn. NIL" relay. won
hv Harvard with Val" second ard G'snrge-
town third tn. fuur-mil" r'lay Wa S.u
hy Yale. with Wisconsin second, I"nu-vl-
wants third and Harvard fourth IT, Maii-
son Spuar. Csui"p 81 tvu 3 columbia 'r.a'
Yale and Pennsylvania IN q t"o-m I- relay
rl,,'
Ia rowing. Councils tripln victory A.
poughk,-T~i. VA ia" leading achieve
ment Tie Cornell 'Nar-,ty eight ~ -
| thought GOULD have b,n'ru -" r,f-rri h1i
4, ts-.u uuIsh.si A. New London III" NSl-
crew ru~',l within Yen -.-urd- ~ 49,"
| Thams- u-sprt. amt it j. all l-lsHy,l this
crew p,ult have hose, rsl ~. r'.7,rl under
Iuor. faNurshlr conditions AlthufEr third
IN thr... ra,--- ~ puIgh,'"V-'" IN -"r-"r
WIZ uu' without aquatic glory iur ,ulu'p-
hia. a. 'rs columbia freshmen Won from
the Val" fire. Nu"u uu Iae' Nhitu"v Al
u%AIpli- wa PROMINENT Iu rowing, ath'IcI
beaten bN the ing universities ph in' severn.
The cpii-g. i%a-"t,sl' -..t-H1 turned uu'
20 H.. l-tt.r than wa~ eVis rtri rh"r.
Mer. a rutnl-r - strong cams. among
'hrn l-iug Harvard. Vac. Primo 'un.
Paun-vlvania. Cornell. Manhattan. Holy
Cr,~-. Brown and G'-'-g't"wn Harvard.
a. IHT SIS aIrrli. uH- 'u,d. carried ~
| the hurnr- ~ fNn t1.' after an vN'i'irg
third game with Val" Val uucv'-c'sri.
won the -.iir- FROM pluH,' .4. o.. lV,r-
IN ha-.lal. ~ Ia other -iurt- having rather
punr -uuca--, measuring hv flulr r.-'
| impprtar' -rri,-. that With Vale OI'
Nassau. however had ~" -~r'i-far'luu 90
winning IT, only crur' Wt,N Harvard lIar-
Vari won the p.rusy'yaUg -rri'- th'
annual West Point Annapllis uaU gam"
wa won hv the latter an! Pcru-vlvara
l-a' VA" \ f"a'-Iu' - tine ha-.lJI 80.
son va the Eastern tru 4 90" I University
IT Illinois team. which proved iH"w"r
worthy - tho -forl 81 -" beet o. 20" fu.ui
In me Past IN" ILLINOIS, mon took bath
I yalc ard Princeton into ,gup and Harvard
/ barely beat them bIU "'I."I'r' Il -"
excellence nf ~" material lu.sgh' uu' nv
'h.- wears baseball -"p. % vas DO" fl't
'ha' a. ',ast = duy,r ru'l"rn u'ay'r- a.
,rar'"i the attention = Irlt'.-'una. rUan-
ayers
\ r"vi-w - 'he cp!lrg" year ~ "uHr'
would mot be cumIl"'' without T'f' "u'r
g. Al accomplishment hy NJl' teams. Which
ON one llv, NAV ~, scored ur i.-- 'htr
i've victories o. that lay thr EN- v.' ''"
gpIf championship. ~" 'Narsitv hIl '"liu
ica' Brown, 10" freshman ni"' iH'N'"i
the PRINCETON vouHg~'.rt. lie ou''g"'r'W
heat Annapolis and no" aIllr'to team Vol
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