The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-24
YALE ATHLETES VICTORIOUS.
WEARERS or RLUE DEFEAT HAIR
Ward BY IS POINTS TO 20.
Exciting Contests In Eleventh Annual
Dual Meet-Haigh Of Harvard Runs
= Quarter In 10 Secents-Glass and
Sheviin Make Records With the weights


NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 2a.-Yale defeated
Harvard to-day at Yale Field In the eleventh
annual duel games by the score Of So points
to 40. There was the usual crowd Of college
enthusiasts and graduates present The
new grand stands were packed and at least
3,011 persons witnessed the gaines Close
finishes provided excitement and up to the
last two events the result was In doubt. The
weather conditions were Ideal. but a strong
wind blew down the track, hindering the
sprinters considerably.
Several OF the times made were remarkable.
considering the fact that the wind hindered
the men in the short sprints and hurdle events.
SChick OF Harvard defeated Moulton of Yale
in the iDlyard dash In heart breaking face
by 2 feet
Records were broken In the Quarter-mile
run, the shot and hammer events. J. E.
run in 40 seconds Referee sullivan snid
owing to the strong wind, which aided the
III fri srpo ss t Of d ALL fecord for
putting the ct, lis best effort being - feet
ii lnc.es. Ono Of tne. best races Of I 70 day
bS"r OFT Of Harvard in tns isalf Z mile. Tue
Harvard man led all the way. but comiIg into
tue stretcn the Yale man caug I tue leader
tape. by supreme effort Deming threw
Himself over to line, winning by foot u, In
yands was e the last
Tom, slcylip, the Varsity football player,
broke tie dual record In Tue hammer tnrow,
Yale scored sweeping Victory In tie pole
vault IT,, taxing S nil three places Four Yale
sW e Of a, n se' and IN the At
feet inc. es These, two men t,en tried
70 break S eq"Gs MSd ar record Of IT, feet
first medal Baer won. The two-mle run fur
mis- ed close rage between Franz, OF Of Yale
could not eaten Tim, eventually losing by Ave
yards in tie fast Time OF minutes IS seconds.
but yery weak proXea ths d a
all ti.ree places in the broad Jump. thereby
winning the meet and the cup.
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sso-Hard Iiun-Won by F.. A. psmlng Yale:
third. Time. minutes seconds.
Putting the sound Sh2,mwon BY Z; r. Glass
Harvard. second. with IS feet W Inches: j. l..
T,ngley Ha,yard third. with +3 fee. ~ inches hes.
Yale with 5 feet inches; F. ". Murphy. Harvard
and a. Derby, Harvard. tied for second place.
at feet inches.
Throwing 10 Pound Hammer-Won by T. l..
Shcvlin. Yale. with 1853 feet Inches: q. NJ. Harris.
Yale second with lt3 feet; ". T. Piper Harvard,
third with 1870 feet
Pole Vau't--1ie for hrst place between n: II.
Bchr ". McI.anahan and J, c. Preston and ". NJ.
Adrancc all OF Yale at II feet inches. In vault
OF for medals Behr and McLanahan tied at II feet
inches: Bchr won the toss Adnancc won the
toss from Preston for third place.
:, Running Broad Jump,Won BY n. Il; bowman.
second. with q feet Inches; c. H. Banks. Yale.
th I'd, with 81 feet 6i$ inches.