The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-05-10
YALE ATHLETES WIN.
Defeat Princeton by - Points 70 20-Giass
Makes Record In Putting the Shot.

PRINCETON, N j.. May a.-Princeton and
| Yale met here this AFTERNOON In a dual track
| meet for the first time since 1895. and Yale
| Won scoring total OF rs points to Princeton
20. Tho Tigers captured only two irst places
In the one mile run and In the BANNER throw
Gaines. the crack hurtiler. and Norton. Mas.
sau's captain and holder OF the intercolle xiate
record in the pole vault. were both counted
on as sure first place men by the Orange and
Black supporters. but they fell down. Hor-
ton failed to do better than II feet 2 inches
while McLanahan OF Yale got over the bar
three inches higher. Horizons best pre-
vous record was II feet inches Gaines s
failure to land medal for the Tigers in the
2o-yard hurdle event wns. however. due
more to an accident than to lack Of ability.
He had good lead over Clnpp. the Yale
flyer. and would have won hands down, but
he tripped and fell about twenty feet from
the tape. As 1t was he got third place. Clapp
both Yale and princeton's track record in
Glass. the Els giant athlete, put the col
the woods He hurled the weight IS feet
s., inches. a foot farther than Beck Of Yale.
who made the best previous intercolleg iate
De Witt Princetop's big man. got second
in this event, hut he was short Of Glass q
Yale managed to clip NTH Of second from
The PRINCETON traGk record IN the :2g-yard
II. most eXS bsh a ds Of the day was a the
tr.s hono % Adsit took the lead g The buneh
Of seven runners entered upon the last lap.
the e Stretch. and for the last bun dred yards
they went neck and meek De1mIng Won by
picked up bleeding and almost UNCONSCIOUS
and was chcered roundly by the Princeton
men.
throw, for De Witt. the champion. was pitted
against Sheylin. who defeated him few days
ago at the University Of Pennsylvania games.
nearly twenty feet further than sheyylin: The
1877 a. Tss's s
run In ! minutes % AS seconds. The day was
an ideal enc for fast time, The track was as
a aSs q . mp ""S Ss crowd attended the
meeting,
:, ioo,Y4H Dssh-wen BY j. R; nouIton; Yale;
'A ao.yerd f DalshS@on by J. R. Mou!.on. Yale;
and Princeton track record Tor this event by Is
r;s Va. sssos b o 81 ISs Ys
4Sss$s" x Rs;" G E s.!
one Mile Run-won by D G. Chaplin, Princeton
W. J. Hail. Yale. second: ". d. Wadron Yale
third. Time; MINUTES 81 As sseonds v.,..
r. Eo Ms ssa ssse Prince s
ton: third; Time, 10 minutes seeonds, ,..
"; N. Armstrong. Pnnos,on, second; J: Il. Gaines:
the beat previous record made on tho Princeton
track.
zo.yard Hurale.won BY r. I. clsPp. Yale; !. 2.
f Phns.sSn iii shrd fms 81 s.sos
putting the y Pound sho!IWon BY Z T; Glass.
collerai record held BY BssI Of Yale BY one fo6:
W: ssha,. Ys!e third y!h 2 isss iSshss.
Dewitt Pnnoston. With ID iess incSes! I, [.
Sey1 A. w. rs iS,i NV ,h ,s
Pole V.u!!.Won by v. IoLalshAn. yeels, with
j. baS.. Yale, 4. s AsHon. Pnnesso:. IND Il; l.
Moore. Princeton. tied forIecord a. II feet anches.
Running Hrh Jump.Won ~ ", !: JACK, Ysi.
mer Yale, n. II. Gaines, Princeton, and n. n
rcokeI Prinseto1 tied for sseond At tset sinshss
Yale, With jump Of a feet Inches ]. 1. Grlmes,
Princeton. third. with - feet inches,