The sun., 1902-03-02
CoLUMBIA'S INDOOR GAMES.
EXCITING RACES IN TWELFTH
REGIMENT ARMORY.
MarShaii OF the Local University Wins the
Haif-Nile After q spirited Race Win
Orton OF Pennsyi, anis Yale Disap-
points by Not Running In Relay Race

The largest crowd that has attended n
Columbia athletic meet in years gathefeu
at the Twelfth Regiment Armory last hlght
at the uniyersity's annual indoor meet. The
perform ances were In no way renarkaoie'
but close finishes marked several events.
The most exciting and hardest-fought OF
the many events was the special interco-
Iesiste half-mile race. From the start "
was evident that Orton Of Pennsylvanla
and Marshall Of Columbis would fight II out
FOR three laps, or quarter or mile, ORION
led. followed closely by Marshall and BAKER
OF Columbia. On the fourth circuit mar
shall shot ahead and when the beginning
OF the anal lap was reached he was hve yaros
20 the good Less than a hundred yards
from the tape Orton spurted and the men
ran neck and neck to the end, Marshall per
si.tently holding his lead. and winning py
a bare foot IN 2 minutes as seconds BAKER
Of Columbia finished third some ten yafos
In the rear. ,-...
In the intersoho elastic relay race the BOYS
High School OF Brooklyn took the lead al lhe
start and were never headed. lhey won
~ thirty wards from De witt Clinton High
school. which looked dangerous on the thlrd
Ian hut failed to finish strong. Rutgers ran
second to the College OF the City OF New YORK
in the intercolle giste relay race Tor Two laps.
when stevens passed his local opponent. and
the visiting team widened the gap to hfty
yards at the finish.
There was some disappointment In the
failure Of the Yale team TO put in an appear
ance 20 meet Columbia in the scheduled re-
Law race Manager Dodge said that month
ago Yale agreed to run and only telegraphed
81 noon yesterday that she would be unable
10 compete. -,,
some enthusiasm due to the steady work OF
" @ Frank. the scratch man lie was
heavily hsndiospPed but lap Py Id zap he iS,n en,
the stretch ahead OF the bunch. eventualy
winine from Karkella by twenty yards. The
summaries:
land ooumba S%sgS H.bISn ATGsSe1 HsTfs
tGysTsdy sYsld bsss. fass handespSwon BY Frederick
Rcksn Company Twenty see9sd % 1eet Fes%sHi ser"nd
K. FRIED. KnleksrbocEer A. G.. "a feet, third
Time 8 50 seconds; s.,. T.
pas,,me 1 hn 4. O., % IS yards; Il W COIN. Msahsttsn
Is yards. second; 4. Msckeihlns. Mohawk 4: C..
t%sn6 Essmss' Inter Company y,s sssy S1nsss. Rss.
~Hh Charles Tonence, G p. Tuile J. r Kenyon.
and W 4, Meiniire;' Company G. third Time.
Yard Run. Novice-weu by william csrn,
TORY seventh ,ssSd sesmsG' G YER p Psnss coam
bls University. third. Time, minutes SIS
Two Nile Bicycle, Handlcsp-won by "; g.
Frank, Twenty second Regiment, scratch, J., y
EArkella Thirteenth Regiment lzO yhtos, SctOhu'
q. a. Cameron, Eighth Regiment, 40 yards third.
Time, minutes 20 2 5 seconds. -
intercollegiate Relay Race, one Mne-Won by
and r. O Smith: College Of the cry OF New YORK;
second with q. CoSsenAs W. Horindge, ". II, Coll
and w n Holde. Time minutes 81 +5 seconds.
Columbia Interclass Relay Race-Two thirds OF
Mle-Won by Senior Junior team Win A. Nohen,
J a McAherney. c. A. Baker and Odgen N. Bishop.
Sophomore freshmen team, second, Win Albert
l.. Kahn, John r. Thoman. J. g. Prail and James
Taylor Time minutes n as seconds.
InterscholAStlc Relay Race-LlS iards-Non
by Boys High School OF Brooklyn. with swan.
NcMeeken. Kittle and Brinkerhon; De Witt Cllnton
High school. second with Cregan. Neitsch, hcDow-
ell and Berlnle Boys High School OF Brooklyn
(second team, third. with Samson. Wsthey, wilson
and Herr Time minutes as seconds.
4t0-Ysrd Run HAndicap-Won BY ID. NJ DAILY
rnion Settlement A. G., 30 yards; Albert l. Kahn
Columbia University. % yards, second; Joeh
boyle, National A. C., 50 yards. third Time, 81 30
seconds.
Running High Jump Handioap-Won BY j; j.
Pssenger Jr., New York; Turn Veren, incheS'
With an actual jump of feet inches: A. W VII
cor, Shamrock Harriers, inches, second, with
feet inches; c, II, Zoebisch, New York Inches.
third, with feet inches. -
Putting 10 Pound shot, Hsndicap-Won by M.
V. Connolly. Shamrock Harriers, feet, with an
actual put OF 81 feet II inches; J. > NeAuley. 81.
Bsrtholomew's A. C., feet, second, with 80 teet
yerSity, 4 feet. third. with ~ feet ia inches.
Special intercollegiate Halt hne-Won byChes-
ley r. Marshall, Columbia Universityi irving orion
University of Pennsylvania, second; Charles \.
Baker, Columbia University. third. Time MIN
uies IS seconds.