The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-30
INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES.
HARVARD LEADS YALE BY 4
 POINT IN PRELTMINARIES.

If Old EIi's Sons Land q FtnnI Victory
 To-day They VIII Keep the Cup for
 Good-Beck Breaks Record for shot
 Put-DewItt of Princeton Fails to Get
 Into Qualifying Round in This Event
 but Easily Makes tho Best Hammer
 Throw.
 New York, May 29.-Harvard led Yale in the trial events in the inter- collegiate games here to-day by exact ly one, the total score being 21, while Yale had 20. Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syracuse, Princeton and Williams showed up we'll, and will all take their share of points away from the two great rivals. battling. for the intercol- legiate cup. This trophy has been won five times by Yale, and four times each by Harvard and Pennsylvania. It needs six victories for any college to take it. The seni-finals and finals will be run off tomorrow.
 Beck of Yale broke the intercollegiate shot put record with A feet Il 1-2 inches, inches better than the stan- dard. his own performance last year. Dewitt of Princeton failed by half an inch to get into the qualifying round, but easily made the best hammer throw, Arthur F.. Duffey, the worlds record holder in the "1oo," was in good shape and won his heat easily. ,:@
 The summarizes:
 100 yards ruri-Ffrst heat, won by M. T. Lightner,. Harvard; J. w. Elwell,, U. of F., second. Time 10. seconds.
 Second heat--Won by w. A. Shick, Jr., Harvard; J. s. Westney, U. of F., second. Time 10 seconds.
 Third leat-Won by. w. D. Dear, U. of F.; F. R. Moulton, Yale, second. Time 10 seconds. Y"
 Fourth heat-Won by A. F. Duffey, Georgetown; w. L. Wallis, Cornell. second. Time 10 seconds. F
 $50 yards run.-First heat won by H. E. Taylor, Amherst; W. A. Newell, Williams, second: J. w. Foster, Har- yard, third. Time 2:01 2-5.
 Second heat--Won by I. A. orton, U. nf Ta. A Ura, 1,; la, ond; M. overnian, Cornell, third. Time BOG. s,
 Third heat-Won by c. E. Behr, Har- yard; o. M. Bishop, Columbia, second; l.. M. Adsit. Princeton, third. Time 2:05 Is.
 12O yards hurdle race-First heat won by J. H. Converse, Harvard; H. W. Eales. Yale. second. Time IS 1-5. F
 Second heat-Won by E. J. Clapp. Yale; E. Cairns, Cornell second. Time 15 4-5 seconds. ~...
 Third heat--:Won by E. S. Amsler, U. of P; L. G. Blackmer, Williams, sec- ond. Time IS seconds,
 Fourth heat--Won by F. W. Bird, Harvard; w. L. Anderson, Yale, see- ond Time 17 1-5 seconds.
 40 yards run-First heat won by J. E. Haigh, Harvard; H. A. Rogers, Cor nell, second; R. B. Hyatt, Yale, third. Time 52 seconds. ........- Second heat--Won by J. A. Reilly, Georgetown: s.. R., Burnap, Yale, sec- ond; H. M. Charming, Harvard, third. Time 51 2-5 seconds-.. ~
 Third heat-Won by F. G. Warren, Cornell; c. B. Long, Yale, second; W. G. Clark, Harvard, third. Time 52 sec- onds.
 220 yards hurdle race-First heat won by E. J. CIapp, Yale; E. Cairns, Cor nell. second. Time 24 4-5 seconds.
 Second heat-+Won by J. B. Thomas, Yale; F. R.. Bauer, Harvard, second. Time 2s 1-5 seconds. Third heat-Won by E. S. Amsler, U. of P; A. Peterson, Harvard, second. Time 25 4-5 seconds.
 Fourth 1eat~-Won by W. M. Arm strong, Princeton; F. W. Bird, Har- yard, second. Time 25 4-5 seconds. 220 yard dash--First heat won by W. A. schicls, Harvard; J. ". Elwell, U. of F., second. Time g Is seconds.
 Second heat-Won by M. T. Light ner Harvard; W. D. Dear, U. of F., second. Time T 3-5.
 Third heat--Won by F. R. Moulton, Yale; J. E. Haigh, Harvard, second. Time p AS seconds. Fourth heat--Won by L. Grilk, Har- yard; c. B. Long, Yale, second. Time g 2-5 seconds.
 The following five men qualified for the finals of the shot put: F. G. Beck, Yale, with A feet Il 1-2 inches; c. H. Robinson, Harvard, with A feet inches; F. H. schoemfuss, Harvard, with fl feet inches; E. T. Glass, Yale, with A feet, and J. Q. Tingley, Harvard, with 43 feet 1-2 inches. In the pole vault, D. R. Horton, Princeton;. W. M. Clanahan, Yale, and H. L. Gardiner, Syracuse, cleared ii feet inches; w. Squires, Williams, and W. M. Adriance, Yale, also quali- fled at Ii feet niches.
 The following men qualified in the running high jump at 5 feet 10 1-2 inches: R. P. Herman, Harvard; N. B. Tooker, Princeton; G. P. Serviss, Jr., Cornell; W. c. Lowe, Syracuse, and J. R. Alexander, Yale.
 Those who qualified in the hammer throw were:
 J. R. Dewitt, Princeton. with 1853 feet 8 inches; c. Vanduyn, Syracuse. with 151 feet 5 1-2 inches; G. M. Harris, Yale, with 142 feet 10 inches; T. L.