New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-30
BECK BREAKS RECORD.
DUFFEY ENTERS MEET.
The Yale Dan Puts Shot a Feet
II 1-2 Inches at the OUaL.

There was only one record broken yesterday in
the intercollegiate games-F. G. Beck. of Yale put
shot a feet 11s inches. breaking the previous
record Of a feet So inches. made By himself az
last years meet. There much surprise over
the failure of John p. De Witt. Of Princeton. 10
qualify for the finals. De Witt. however. won
easily in the hammer throw. sending it 155 feet.
inches. C. Van Duyn. of Syracuse. gave good &C
count of himself in the hammer throw. coming in
second with Isl feet 51a inches. while G. NJ Harris
got third place with 1i2 feet 10 inches.
These were the preliminary contests for the TWEEN
ty-eghth annual intercollegiate championships held
at Berkeley Oval The form showed by the men
gives evidence that more records are due 10 De
broken in to-days finals The weather yesterday
was wellnigh perfect and good time was made IN
many Of the runs The showing of Harvard yester-
day was extremely encouraging to her supporters
Yale a little affected by the Illness or Long
and Deming but "OId Ell has determined TO have
her representatives show up well in the finals to-
day more victory will give her possession OF
the intercollegiate Challenge Cup
II has been for competition fourteen years Yale
has the cup FIVE times. and Harvard and
Pennsylvania have each won it four times
DUFFEY TAKES PART IN TRIALS
Arthur E Duffey worlds champion in the 10o-yard
dash. took part in the trials and won his heat with
ease in 10 seconds There were four heats The
first went TO NJ. T Lightner. of Harvard and the
second ". A. Schtck. of Harvard. both in 10
seconds. ". D. Dear. of Pennsylvania. won the
third heat in 0:10 1-5 z. ]. Clapp, Of Yale. made
the best time in the 12Oyard hurdle in 05 40
j. H. Converse. of Harvard. who was shut out Of
the Yale-Harvard dual meet. the first heat IN
016 1-5 by two yards, and c. s Amsler. of Penn
syvania the third heat in the same time as Con-
verse. Capp also finished first in the first heat OF
the 220-yard hurdle in the best time Of the four
heats. O:24 As
The heats in the half mile exciting H
E Taylor. of Amherst. proved himself fast man
for the finals to-day He won the first heat in a
pretty race and had trouble in defeating the
field making the best time-2.01 %. The quarter
was hotIy contested J. A Reilly. of Georgetown.
demonstrated that there other runners in his
in the second heat of the conteso5i So W A
Schick, of Harvard. again came in in the lead IN
the first heat Of the 22e,yard dash in OF Ia ms
college mate, NJ. 7. I4Ightner. however, made the
best time, winning the second heat in OH 80. r
R Moulton, of Yale the third heat in Oh 10
BAIRD. sPRAINs ANKLE IN VAULT.
In the pole vault much disappointment was
felt the fact that W. Baird. of Pennsylvania,
compelled to drop out with a badly sprained
ankle D. S. Horton, Of Princeton; H L. Gar
dener of Syracuse, and II. W McLanahan quai-
flied the finals with vault Of II feet inches,
and W NJ Adriance of Yale and W. Squires, Of
Williams. with a vault of II feet inches In the
running broad jump A. T. Foster OF Amherst
made the best jump. q feet inches, with W. r
Hubbard of Amherst. q feet inches. next and
NJ H Bowman of Yale. q feet 6L4 inches. third
The number of to qualify for the various
colleges yesterday were as follows: Harvard, q
men; Yale. 10 men; Pennsylvania. men; Corneli.
men: Princeton men: Amherst Syracuse and
Williams men each; Columbia and Georgetown
Besides the finals Of the preliminary contests 1ifs
and the two mile runs. The attendance YESTERDAY,
was extremely slim. but a large crowd Is expected
to be present to-day.
THE SUMMARIES
6GTe HsrTa2d c H " Eaies Yale second
Time 0ie second heat won by z Z caP Sis Aae rhir
heat won by E s AmsIer Pennsyvania ,o6' It L G.
heat Won pv F W BIRD Harvard '04: e B. Milburn
Yale. O3, second. Time o.171S- RE. h.a. ror b,
Hagh Harvard os - Rogers ,5 S S59 ee S
ond heat By J. A Reilly Ge9Tgs s. HarVaIa -os
ggr7ap Yale o5 Se T6fd heat won By F G
Cornell 'O3: b Yale. O4. second; '" e. Clerk
Two hurdle-First heat won
by E J. Capp. Yale. o. E CAIRNS S2rne Uo. 9944
Second heat won by J. B. Thomas, IT. Yale p r Ba1eT
Time a. o:2es Third heat by s. Alssr, PeHnsyl-
Eania 90 tbfrd Tine ot Fourth heat won BY
o. second: J. a Stevenson. Yale, 'o6. third Time
" srbtcE Hazard 3o5: ] " Elwe. Pennsylvania
O3 second: H 4 Tootle Johns Hopkins O3, thru
I511' o. " ID Dear Pennsylvania '06 second: !.
Pnean PriRee %0aIt9 95 qa iF oa W. G Clerk HarvT
% second; Thompson, Columbia o3 third, Tine'
long, Yale % second " P s Earle Columbia, third
ne-hundTed-yard dash-First heat by N T Light
W EIwe1I Princeton. % second Tine pig
hest won by W D Dear PennsyIvanla F R MOq
A F Du1ey. Georgetown 03: W L. Wallis. Cornell. %
Ha5uIle e-- heat BY Tayor An
F Fosts Harvard oS third Tine 2Sf Second heat
won by A orion o. J. A TayloT CouTno!a s 90 s9c
2 Rst Won BY G E Behr Harvard o BISHOP GO
Time 2:o5Is