The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-06-01
WINS MOTT HAVEN CUP.
TALE BEATS HARVARD 1T
 INTERCOLLEGIATE GAMES.

Cup to be Yaie's For All Time-Two
 New Records EstabiIshed-Protest by
 Haryard-Ths Summaries:
 ] Crimson is the trail of the dust of defeat for the Mott Haven cup is YaIe's for all time, won by half a point in the last contest of the intercollegiate games at Berkeley i Oval Saturday. Harvard took it hardly, 1 and well she might, for up to the last two contests she was leading and her hopes were boundless. To Yale'S glory be it said that the never say die of her athletes, their unbreakable spirit, their reserve for the su. preme effort at the last ditch, always to be counted on when there's fighting chance to win, and often when it seems hopeless, asserted it's pre-eminent force
 Harvard, confident of at least tieing Yale's score and thus preserving for her represen- tatlyes one more chance to fight or the tro- phy, so much coveted and representing years oI rivalry and struggle, called on her run hefs TOT all there was in them in that last thrilling run of 20 yards. First place went to the Crimson. but the Blue got second and fourth, and they gave to Yale the victory.
 Two new intercollegiate records were es abolished, Beck, of Yale, twice bettering the new mark he made on Friday in the shot put, ana Schutt, of Cornell, setting a new Llafk Tor the two mile run. The record was e4ualled ill the pole vault.
 me hnal points were: Yale 411M Har- Iard fl, cornell !6, Prince ton 111a. Syracuse IT, Amherst 3, Georgetown s, Pennsylvania $, Williams 2
 Protest was made by Clark, manager of me Harvard track team, to James E. Sulli- i,I na1' t re1Sfee, against awarding second place III the 10O-yard dash to F. R. Moulton of Yale. Clark declared that Schick of Har- Eafd, and not MOultOn of Yale, was second, Thomas !. O'Brien, who juudged the second piaee n9 VI man. was sure Moulton was second, and w. J. Swan of the New York Athletic clu6,, who picked third man, was equally positive that Schick was third. The protest goes to the executive committee. If Moul- ton IS disqualified Harvard will get the cup.
 The summaries:
 One -hundred-yard dash-Won by A. F, Duiy,, GeorgetOwn; F. R. M0ult0n, Yale, second; w. A. Schick, Harvard, third; NJ. T. Lightner, Harvard, fourth Time. :O9 4-5.
 one-nlle- run: Won by ". A. Colwell, liar Po9te. Cornell. third; D 5. McMeekin, Car nell, fourth. Time 4:3O 3-5.
 ,tour-hundrel- and forty yard hurdle race: Won by J. E. Haight, Harvard J. A. Reilly, third w. G. Clerk, Harvard, fourth. Time
 TwO-mile run: Won by W. F. Schutt; A. w. (. Bowen, Pennsylvania, second: A. King, Harvard, third; W. A. Colwell, Har- yard, fourth. Time $40 fiat. New intercol- legiate record.
 One.hundred- d-and-twenty- yard hurdle race: Won by E. J. Clapp, Yale; J. H. Converse, Harvard second; L. T. Ketchum, Cornell, third; w. S. Anderson, Yale, fourth Time, 1503.
 Shotput-F G. Beck, Yale. first 46 feet: F. H. Schoenfuss, Harvard, second, A feet $ inches; C: H. Robinson, Harvard third, II feet 2la inches; E. T. Glass, fourth, II feet
 Hammer throw: Won by ]. k. Dewitt, Princeton, 155 feet 8 inches; c. Van Duyn, Harris, Yale, third, 142 feet 10 inches; T. L. Shevlin, Yale, fourth, HI feet inches
 Pole vault: Won by H. L. Gardener, Syra- cuse, II feet : inches tieing intercollegiate record; ". McLanahan, Yale, second, II feet inches; D, s. Horton, Princeton, third,
 Running high jump: Won by R. F. Ker- nan, Harvard, feet inch; W. c. Lowe, Syracuse, second, feet 11& inches: J. R. Alexander, Yale, third , feet 10A inches: G. r. Serviss. Cornell, fourth. , feet 9sI inches
 Running g broad !Ia igmp: Won by \; P. Hub Foster, Amherst, second, 22 feet IA inches: W. $. Fulton, Yale, third, 22 feet % inches; M. H. Bowman, Yale, fourth, 21 feet GA inches.
 Half mile run: Won by L. NJ. Adslt. Prince, ton; c, E: Behr, Harvard, second; w.. A. hcrst fourth. Time, 2043s.
 Two hundred -and-twenty-y yard hurdles: Won by E. J. Clapp. Yale; F. Cairns, Cor nell, second; J. E, Thomas, Yale, third. F. k. Bauer, Harvard, fourth. Time, :25 l5 by NJ. T. Lightner, Harvard; F. R. Moulton. Yale second; W. A. Schck Harvard, third ; C. B. Long, Yale, fourth Time, 20.