New-York tribune., 1903-03-01
TRACK ATHLETICS.
Fast Time Made at intercollegiate and In
terschoIastie Neet.

The tnt.rcoIleRfate and tnterschoIastic open sth-
Ietic meet. under auspices Of Columbia AT the
evening, one OF the most SuccessIui m1O"E
games Of the season The interschoastic part OF
the programme was held In the afternoon ana the
intercollegiate in the evening. At the latter coH-
tesIs crowd that filed every part of the spacious
armory gathered The big colleges and prominent
athletic clubs and regiments had representatives
in the numerous contests. There were seVeraI re-
lay races. and each resulted in exciting finishes.
Columbia lost 20 Yaic and Pennsylvania ana the
College of the City of New-York to Rutgers. One
of the most prominent athletes that took part In
the games was w. H; schck, tr.. Of Harvard; he he
won the seventy-yard invitation rac5 IN Wnat i was
said was new worlds record time Of 10 SECONDS.
The summaries:
seventyyard hurdle CinritationJ-won by l. G. Black
ons sF Wisps s GSlesS F. Ans Ansler ns ps
One mile relay for athletic clubs CandieaPTWon
SON. Forbes ana Mars 40! YARDS: SIDE Branch
A re- q ses sgS eose9 9sar1o 81 D0ls team COMPOSED
q whitpsy Farrell Hoide and spzer no4 yardS' third
Ranains high JuppWen ey sam r. 5one1 % GeTa19E EisSE
n mar iiiis6s oeIiexe e nR eSee be second liz
mile ntercomPany relay topen to memSeIs OF
BARLEY. walsh and McCasne) Company l. second Com
One niis relay race se1ween Rutgers and the G n
RTinkeqRoff. j. Il wyekor B. F XIX and p L
Unis C. {: ID. y. H0Fnsda, casHenas HOde Einnes'
Two mile relay Columbia and Pen1syI- 1.gL
Gil saI,s ssa1aelss. znsoFEs: Fulton Law;
'P aaG ksaa Soad sRSt sacag
sSsHiSs ss T 18 With With : fss' II sSss
J. A Burke, Harvard @ feet, with 20 # = in third
unsvr!sisE 90 SsIds5 H vaeHtns ne ys5ds9
second: ": E. Grady, Pastime A c fS2 yaros) thifo-
Won y eonPO5sd e J. RlEIO.
ss, W. g. Abbott T. a LYMAN and MeR ITaod
Mq 5s and s Kohr second TWe s;sS Grant
Ne&rork scrafeh; g Wiseer centraI
80 YARDS second G. Bonhas Pastme a. C. as yards)
s assh o5 Second sy 4
T. Lishtner. Harvard. third. Tine. O:o7].; ,..,.
T scfte sas q o oRshs ss M dose Il
feetl, second: W. s. Edwards. 22d Regiment Is feeo.
relay 9etxesa Yale and be5HoR
and jaco6us: Columbia team second composed Taylor.
-hundred-and-fOrty-ya dash GandicageaWon by
H sedey NewYork A. c rs y9Edgs s. 6; Doys. Ss
tionaI 4. C G22 yardsI. third Time. o:Sa>s.
The interscholasttc games OF the Columbia meet
were held in the afternoon and furnished plenty
of excitement. The mile run was well con-
tested, and went to E. B. Parsons Of Lawrence
Vile School. This school won the banner for
making the greatest number Of points, with Short
Hills School second The summaries:
Seyentv-yard dast-Won by F H Renen Iawre1 ceriile
School: IL Hammond: Hin School second: W C Johnson.
Hill School. third Time. O:07 s. ~ - -,
s4 R5ssod P High H ssoe s1hc second of G. l.
Seventy-yard hurdle-Won hy W Johnson Hin
EraSrnus Hal third i =: Time ne o:oe
HaIf-miie Hor grammar school boys onIy)-Wor
by Jones' Public No .: L Fitzpatrick. Public
School No 2 second: r. Flynn. Public School No SO.
third. Time. 2:29s6.
seventy-yard dash nor school boysI1W2n by
No. So second; E Kelly third Time 0:0s1s
Half-nile run-Won by E. B. Parsons Lawrencevile
BROOKLYN High School. third. Time, 2;0s 49,,
Putting twelve-pcund shot-Won by H. Andrews. Law
rencevilIe school, with put Of 46 # in: J. Austin
High School With 81 IT. liz in. third.
One mile run-WOn by E. B. Parsons. LawrenceviIle
School: R. North Brooklyn Polytechnic second: : NJ
EdgeI. Cutler third Time. 4:53*s
Four rhundred-snd -forty-yard run--Won by G. Herr
BOYS High School J. g Atlee, Iawrencevlle second:
Reinhart Koch. Berkeley. third Time O:54 Is.