New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-01

HiIlIt AL the start DuHey was NOT as QUICK as
usual in getting away, schick starting first.
The nss ser. almost abreast at twenty-five
yards, but from that point 10 the seventy-fve
yard mark it had settled down to duel be
tween Schick and Duffey. Twenty yards from
the finish Duffey forged TO the front and the
Harvard Splinter was beaten. Dufey by
a little over two yards. with Schick high In the
air as he breasted the tape.
THE SUMMARIZES
TRACK CONTESTS
massa 2a ees s heat ss.sS Sa
heat wen by A F Duney: Georgetown: a cadogan.
F. Durey. Georgetown: " A schics Harvard second:
fourth Ti5 6: Ss WoTils s 1eeord Il
The foeT s9ra5eTs Of mh The he piss s fash
The little champion was going like ,he .~nd and
yards. schick was . yard before Westney who
iGST e e M2u hon This IS thS Tst tina an ama
van and Hutchings. professionals. are credited with
the same time
nv = ii, teg,ya: ng55Is-Tl5st heat won
Time. O:l5ts. Second BY E. J Clapp Yale: J.
Wen m i c syg9nd time III Ftnal hsat
ond; WINS Hsrrard third: Z s Wtlson Am
The four were well together for nifty yards Then
me ne yale c9ors forged 70 the front Converse was
last two hurdles. winning by a yard with Clapp
two yards before Willis. Converse surprised his
one-Inile rph-won by R E Williams Princeton: G b
r 5. Trott, Cornell fourth. Time. 420is.
Trott and Flanders Of Cornell, set the pace and
6 o af for i fr ons Fsew a h sa Sn
Marshall fourth In the last lap Marshall set sail
turn into the stretch The Columbia man seemed
10 10 e as6 VEL The In Pane hen Ma nassd ne
Srtnd FORM ana won on the tape by ave yards
-Four hundred and f9Ttyysrd ran-won by ". J. Hol-
0:49a, = '''''''''' 'Aa' @'' 'ou' i" LINZ
Holland took the lead at the start and although
second three yards before Rust. of Harvard.
TT y@nasot FuR Wv by 4 G Bowen, Peqnsyyania
Z fs aho a sdand Soa NJ T 25se Cornell third
for the first mile Seven fell by the waysde befofe
have the race won but he falered in the ast
twenty yards and little Bowen threw himself
beate1 only yard, 1t looked as if Franchot lost
Two-hundred and hurdle semi nnals>-
First heat by E J, Clapp Yale: W. \. Powell. Cali
wills. Harvard II. { Check. California second Time
a. Powell. California. fourth. Time 0:23+s
The four men were aligned for two jumps when
big Willis the Harvard captain forged 20 the front
Willis had clear sailing the rest of the way. and
won easily by five yards Clapp far ahead OF
Cheek
Two hundred and twentyyaId dash -anals)First
yard. second; y II Hargraye Yale third. Time 0:2I@5
2outon Yale. second. Time, OIL y Final heat by
NJ I. Lightner. Harvard; W. A. Schick. Harvard
ond; F. r. Moniton, Yale, third; J. F. Haigh. Harvard
fourth. Time. 0:2I"5-
s9o X Fb last to make 3y v52Gs Ais Of but
Lightner. took up the running, and won by a
yard. Schick was far ahead of Mouton. who
stumbled at the finish.
mile rIn--Won by II. E Taylor Amherst; I. N
Adst Princeton, second; E b. Boynton, Harvard third
j. r. Kane. Yale, fourth. Time, zoos.
Taylor took the lead the start and held II
for hundred yards, when Adsit forged to the
front Adsit set the pace to few yards from the
tape, when Taylor again and won handsome
" by yard. Adsit much ahead OF Boyn-
ton Kane struggled painfully, but he did not have
the strength TO get UP.