New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-05-31

arnong the members Of the Yale team. They say
that they defeated Harvard in their dual meet last
year. only 10 lose in the championships. AS Har-
ward recently defeated Yale IN the dual meet. the
Yale think that a reversal of conditions may
turn up in the championships. The Yale men are
counting upon winning in the two mile run,
ring high jump and putting the shot to-day. They
expect least two points in the broad
sump, hammer, 300 hurdle and 12O hurdle, and at
least point in the 100-yard and mile runs and
with chance of point in the quarter mile. Schick,
of Harvard. competed Yesterday under protest and
81 he should be disqualified II would mean much to
Yale.
While no phenomenal performances we're made
yesterday, the time was good. In the le0-yard
sprint Arthur Duffy, of Georgetown, the national
champion, won handiy that his friends expect
20 see him win easily to-day: Abadie the speedy
on Thursday and he will be able compete.
seemed finish as he pleased. With the condi-
lions right he may break the college to-day.
In the l2O-yard hurdle race Willis, of Harvard.
did the best work covering the distance in l6
o1hos' ,loolh Creek ana wilson mace better time
In the half mile Kane, of Yale. finished in good
Acsit in the opening heat in two and three-ffths
Singuary enough. both heats in the quarter mile
were run III the same time. James, of Yale beat
and Of m tRe Mon 9 h e eead Ene W HS
Hunter second and Leitner third. Hollands friends
and Powell were the respective heat winners in
traordinary time schick captured his heat iT the
s2O-yard fiat in clever fashion.
THE FIELD CONTESTS
Beck. Of Yale. had the best of it, as was ex-
pected. in the shot putting contest, finishing first
with q put Of ~ feet lll2 inches Plaw Of
California did not qualify. finishing Just outside
the limit. In the hammer throw De Witt of
Princeton. was easily the first of those who quail
fed, putting the missile 164 feet 10 inches
establishing college record. but being some
distance behind Flanagan's best effort. Five men
qualified in the running high jump four of them
with feet 10 inches each. In the pole vault
Pennsylvania. Syracuse and Yale each had one
man % quality. while Princeton had two. all going
IN The Sr poe a1 IfeI e loR m6oody did much
best. with p feet II inches. Kennedy last years
Each college qualified the appended number of
athletes for the finals to-day Harvard 10; Yale
IL Princeton s; California, T. Pennsylvania, 5; Cor
nell, 4; Amherst B. Columbia Georgetown and
syracuse. each. and Williams and Rutgers. each.
THE SUMMARIES.
one hqndred-yaT dash--Firs. heat won by w A.
seniok; AsTSaga W ATnstein Yale second; J s West
~ E Hssh Haard f. RasraS eo Yale hes stc0 %Sn
lime. e:lO5 Third heat won by Arthur Duffy George
Fourth heat By csdsga California W an L hey
asouito Yale Mocary Boston o co He ey second d
Time o:ioas Heats fog second men-F1rst heat by
& eio H sae3nd e. ws 69 x
one-hundrea twenty-yard hurdle-Frrst heat won
9nd Time ole second heat by z J cIapp Yale:
won BY e s W,lson. Amherst: A. W Walton. corneii
osltornia; J. II Converse. Harvard second Time.
h, Hs " aal, pI 49ss won by Tsy Am
Harvard. third A b. Gill, Pennsylvania fourth; j II
r Ksns Yaie F II Kise zen SssGad heat
ondt O. NJ Bishop. Columbia. third; c. T. F3eher IJar-
SSasd; fourth w A Newell Williams. Time
onarter-rniIe run-FIrsf heat won bs D. L Hama.
ysis; g Rust Harvard. second; g. Fry Har Tlafd
thrd Time. OBJ Second heat by w / Holland
seorseto~n; X Hunter Yale second: u. T. Lightner
Two hundred and tweniyyard hurdIe-Firs heat won
Zine CESS heat won by J. e Wits ghs a sesSPd
II g Cheek California, second. Time O:2S4 third
heat won by J. B. Thomas. Yale; c r. Fisher IJar
ward second. Time. O:27s5. Fourth hear won ~ W
Lowell California; F. W. Bird. Harvard second Time
eoseredI tventyysrd run-Firs heat won by
v. a sehick Harvard J. +. Thompson Columbia Sc
heat won By F. r. MouIton Yale; j. s. We~tnev PO
,ylyalaa. second Time. o=225E. Third heat won by y
Itfne y.zS. Fourth heat by NJ r Itghtner NJ
safd; w Afnstein, Yale, second Time O:22Is FjSfb
asat won by j. = Haieh Harvard: a. Codogan Cali
Fsrst heat by F. L Thompson 1,oluTnbjs ~
Second heat won by J. S westney. PennsyIvans
~ a 3Aliey' haie, second Time. Or.
FIELD CONTESTS
Putting sixteenpound sho.-These men qualified F G;
6Az In c. II. Robinson Harvard ~ n a. IS -
f"ftsr Cornell; Al y. in: J. u. Witt princeton
:, y IN Plaw did not qualify. put being 40
Throwing hammer-These men ouaIi6e5 d NJ
IN ' friin1eelon 10 r. 10 in college record: A
ss # third; " r Piper Harvard iss ~
E IN, ronrtn; r O. Beck Yale 49, # 81 in nth
cve-ii,ins tisn 5ufnp-These qualified: ~ {, Low
syrscssef G. ". Curtis Princeton ~ s rrster W.
;scu = Powell California. each cleared ) H. 10 in
49,. .g.e Tauls-,rhese qualified: l. Ora, p.,,s,,
"''n' Princeton; a. W. Coleman PRINCE