The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-01
new lOO-YARD RECORD
SPLINTER DUFFY CUTS TIME TO NINE
AND THREE-FIFTHS SECONDS.
other intercollegiate Records Are
but Latter May Win on Protest.

NEW YORK, May 31.-Harvard defeated
Yale in the contest for championship hon
ors at the intercollegiate athletic meet
which began yesterday and was concluded
to-day at Berkeley Oval. The total score
was 81 points to 30 Princeton came up
surprisingly close to the leaders, scoring
q points.
The executive committee of the l. c. A. A.
A. held brief meeting al the Oval to-day
to consider the protest made by Yale
against Shick, of Harvard, but it was de-
cided 10 allow the Harvard sprjnter to
compete in the finals of the one-hundred
and o-hundred-and-twenty dashes.
The committee adjourned the further hear
ing of evidence in the case until the 18th or
21st of June. when it will convene in this
city for that special purpose. Shck fin
ished second in both sprints, scoring six
points for Harvard. Should the decision of
the committee be adverse to Schick Har-
ward will lose six points and Yale will gain
two, so that Yale would win the cham
pionship honors by a total of thirty-two
points to Harvard's twenty-eight
Arthur +. Duhey, the little Georgetown
sprinter. created a new worlds record in
the one-hundred-yard dash by winning in
9 S-5 seconds. There were tumultuous
cheers from the onlookers as well as the
contesting athletes when this phenomenal
time was announced. Dufey will sail for
England in two weeks hence and will take
part in several athletic meetings during
his stay abroad. He hopes to repeat his
performance of to-day
New intercollegiate records were estab-
lished in four of the events named-the
hammer throw, shot-put. pole vault
and hundred-yard dash. De Witt, of
Princeton. did not improve on his
fire throw of 164 feet 10 inches made yes
terday but Plaw. of California. was in
better shape to-day and threw the hammer
l63 feet inches. showing improvement
of over nineteen feet on his best trial throw
yesterday.
In the pole vault Horton, of Princeton.
won first place with the bar at II feet
inches, and then went after the intercol-
legiate record of II feet inches and cleared
the bar at II feet inches. Duffeys sprint
| record of 30 takes one-ffth OF a sec
ond off the best previous record.
Beck. of Yale. in the shot-put. increased
the distance from A feet 3 inches. held by
himself since 1900, TO "A feet S1e inches. On
the whole. this years meeting was the most
successful in the history of the Intercol-
| legiate Association. Summaries:
Northumberland wenty-yard hurdle.
| First heat won by E. ]. Clapp, Yale; w
| A. Powell. California, second Time. %
Second heat won by ]. w. Willis, Harvard;
H. c. Cheek, California. second. Time,
| ward; f. j. Clapp. Yale. second; II. c.
Cheek. California, third; w. A. Powell.
| California, fourth. Time, 0:23 As.
Pole vault: Won by D. S. Horton. Prince
! ton. IL feet 3 inches; H. L. Gardner. SYRIA
| cuse, second, IL feet; A. w. Coleman,
Princeton, third. 10 feet inches; L. A
1
inches
Northumberland dash, semi-finais:
w A schick. Harvard. second; J. s. West
| ney, Pennsylvania, third. Time, 10. Sec
ond heat won by A. F. Duffy, Georgetown;
| A Cadagan, California, second; ]. f. Harg
| equaled the worlds record. Final heat
won by 4. F. Duffy, Georgetown; w. A.
| Schick, Harvard, second; j: S. Westney.
| Pennsylvania, third; F. A. Moulton, Yale,
| fourth. Time, :O9 S-5 The time made was
| a new amateur and professional record for
| the world.
| semi-fnals: First heat won by W. j. VIII
| lis. Harvard; Z. S Wilson, Amherst. sec
ond. Time, 10 AS Second heat won by E.
]. Clapp, Yale; J. II. Converse. Harvard.
second Time. 10 3-5. Final heat won by
]. II. Converse, Harvard; K. ]. Clapp. Yale
| second; j. CT. Willis, Harvard. third; e S.
Wilson, Amherst, fourth. Time, 10 S-5.
| Putting sixteen-p pound shot: Won by F.
| G.. Beck Yale. "A feet S1a inches: j. 7. Ting
ley. Harvard. second, 4S feet inches; J. r.
| De Witt. Princeton, third, ~ feet l inch;
/ c. H Robinson. Harvard, fourth. AZ feet I
inch. Beck's put made new intercollegiate
| record.
One-mile run: Won by R. E Williams,
| Princeton; c. B. Marshall Columbia. sec
| ond: c. S Jacobus. Yale third; R. s. Trott
| Cornell. fourth. Time, 4:29 is.
won by w Holland. Georgetown: c. B.
| Long Yale. second: e. c. Rust. Harvard
third; NJ. Lightner, Harvard fourth. Time.
/ AZ SIS.
Running high Jump: Wen by W. c.
| Lowe, Syracuse. 5 feet II inches; w. A
| Powell California. second. feet 10 inches;
| W. c.. Curtis, Princeton, third, feet 8
| inches, y. Jack. Yale. fourth. feet 4
Two-mils run: Won by A b Bowen.
| ond; 7. Nj. Foster. Cornell. third: E. Rus
| sell, Pennsylvania. fourth Time. 9:57
| Throwing l6-pound hammer: Won by j.
/ r. De Witt. Princeton. 164 feet 10 inches;
| A. Plaw. California, second. l63 feet 3
| inches: R w Wright Princeton. third
1Ss feet; W; T. Piper. Harvard. fourth, 1876
| 2aO-yard run. semi finals; first and second
| to run in final: First heat won by ]. s.
! Haig Harvard w. A. Schick. Harvard.
| second Time. :2l 3-5. Second heat won
| by w. T. Lightner. Harvard: W. r. Moul-
won by ". T. Lightner. Harvard w. A.
| Schick Harvard second; w. r. Moulton,
Yale. third: Us. Haig. Harvard. fourth.
| Time, 81 3-5.
Running broad jump: Won by A. T. Fos-
ter. Amherst. p feet II inches; G. S. Fall
| James Grimes. Princeton. third 81 feet 10Is
inches; J. S. Speaker. Yale. fourth. q feet
HaIf-niie run: Won by H E. Taylor. Am