The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-31
INTERCOLLEGIATE CONTESTS
Continued from First Page 7,


 records as he threw the missile 164 feet 10 inches Plaw was his nearest oppo-
 nent with IA feet inches. The defeat
 of the Californian while not unexpected surprised great many as no one thought that Dewitt would defeat him
 by margin of over twenty feet.
 The summaries follow:
 100-yards dash-First trial heat won
 by w. A. Schick, Harvard; w. Arm
 stein, Yale, second. Time 10 seconds Second heat, won by J. E. Haigh,
 Harvard; N. H. Hargrave, Yale, second.
 Time 10 2-5 seconds,
 Third heat, won by Arthur r. Duffy,
 Georgetown; F. B. Terrell, Swarthmore
 second Time 10 seconds.
 Fourth heat, won by A. Cadogan, Cal ifornia; W. A. Lilley, Yale, second ITime 101-5 seconds.
 | Fifth heat, won by r, R. Moulton
 Yale; c. C. Mccarthy, Boston college second. Time 10 1-5 seconds. 1 Trial heats for second and third in trial heats were then run, the first and second in the first of which qualify for the semi-finals tomorrow and only the winner of the second to qualify. First heat, won by w. Arnstein, Yale, J. g. Westner, U. of P, second, Time 10 1-5 seconds.
 Second heat, won by w. A. Lilley, Yale Time 10 3-5 seconds. The following five qualified for the finals in putting the shot: F. G. Beck, Yale, 43 feet l1ta inches J. O. Tingley, Harvard 42 feet 61a inches; C. R. Rob- inson, Harvard, AZ feet i inch; F. J. Porter, Cornell, fl feet inches; J. R. Dewitt, Princeton, fl feet 9 inches Plaw, of California failed to qualify, his best put being 40 feet inches.
 One-half mile, trial heat, first five men in 'each to run in the semi-finals- First hfeat, won by H. E. Taylor, Am herst; l.. M. Adsit Princeton, second; F. B. Boynton Harvard, third; A. B. Gill, Pennsylvania, fourth; J. H. Wyatt toff, ir.. Rutgers, fifth. Time minutes 24-5 seconds.
 Second heat won by J. R. Kane, Yale; r. B. Klaer, Pennsylvania, second 0. M. Bishop, Columbia, third; c. F. Be- her, Harvard, fourth; w. A, Newell, Williams, fifth Time ? minutes 1-5 second.
 lZU-y5TuS luTulp race, trlhl 1b1LS HTSt and second men to qualify for semi finals-First heat won by J. G. Willis, Harvard; W. A. Powell, California, sec ond Time Is seconds.
 Second heat, won by K. J. Clapp, Yale; l.. T. Ketchum, Cornell, second. Time 16 2-5 seconds.
 Third heat, won by E. S. Wilson, Am herst; A. w. Walton, Cornell, second Time 161-5 seconds.
 Fourth heat won by H, c. Cheek, California; J. H. Converse, Harvard | second. Time 16 1-5 seconds.
 440-yard run, trial heats, first three l men in each heat to run in semi-finals-- First heat, won by D. l.. James, Yale; c. c. Rust, Harvard; second; J. c. Fry, 1 third. Time 52 seconds.
 Second heat wen by w. J. Holland, | Georgetown; c. B. Long, Yale, second: | M. T. Lightner, Harvard third. Time 52 seconds.
 22O-yards hurdle race, trial heats, first { and second men in each heat to run in I, semi -fnals-First heat, won by E. J. Clapp, Yale; A. w. Walton, Cornell, 1 second. Time 25 S-5 seconds.
 Second heat, won by J. c. Wills, Har- yard; H. c. Cheek, California, second. Time 25 4-5 seconds.
 Third heat won by J. B, Thomas Jr, Yale; c. F. Fisher. Harvard, second. Time 27 2-5 seconds.
 Fourth heat won by w. A. Powell, Y. W Bird, Harvard sec lnd. Time 27 seconds
 Throwing sixteen pound hammer following five men qualified 'or the finals-J. R. Dewitt, Princeton, ! 64 feet 10 inches; A. D. Flaw Califor- lia. distance IA feet : inches; R. c. Wright, Princeton, distance 139 feet; w T. Piper, Harvard, distance 136 feet 1-2 inches; F. C. Beck, Yale, distance 32 feet t-2 inches.
 Running high jump trials-the follow ng five men qualified for the finals ". c. Low, Syracuse; q. w. Curtis, | Princeton; J. s. Spraker, Yale, and W. A- Powell, California. each cleared five