New-York tribune., 1903-05-23
COLLEGE BICYCLIST HURT
Breaks Collar Bone at Worcester
Meet-Athletes Protested.
AMHERST SHOWS Up WELL
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


Worcester Mass, May 22.-The trials in the New
England intercollegiate Athletic Associations
games to-day produced only ordinary competition
but show that Amherst, last years champion, bar
ring accidents tomorrow, is likely to repeat us
victory massachusetts, Institute OF Technology
Williams and Dartmouth each saved several men
for the finals but hardly enough to endanger Am
herst's chances for first honors. The contest to-
morrow is likely to be between them Tor secoho
place For the first time in the history Of the as
sociation four places will count in the scoring.
The feature OF to-days competition was furnished
by H E Taylor OF Amherst. intercollegiate half
mile champion. He won his heats in the half mile
and quarter, displaying speed and form that war
rant picking him the winner OF the events to-
morrow.
The two mile bicycle disposed Of this
morning but in a manner that unsatisfactory
TO all concerned The riders had considerable diff
Guilty on the Worcester Coliseum track, and spills
occurred in two Of the trial heats and in the final
BY q vote of the executive committee OF the asso-
citation last night E. b Van Wagner. OF Williams,
was barred from competition on a protest by Brown
because he a student at Syracuse University
the opening Of the college year Merriam OF
Trinity, also protested for competing IN gym
nasium contests for prize. but the committee de-
cided TO allow his college to decide the question Of
his eligibility He did not compete to-day. To-
night the manager. Dillon. OF Brown, protested T.
c. Lysett, Of Trinity, who won fourth place in the
final. the ground Of professionalism. 1t is al
legged that Lysett has competed at the Hartford
In the first heat of the race. Davenport Of the
University OF Maine, cut In on the bunch and
The officials became excited. and no time taken
for the heat In the final heat Davenport repeated
his performance of the first heat. but with more
disastrous results to himself. In attempt to
ride inside bunch Davenport's wheel struck
another and Davenport thrown. causing a
fracture Of his right collar bone E. W Schmidt of
Wesleyan, was the winner x Tsuruta, Of Massa-
sson5 aqSes Ede OF Of 41 & a japanese ness won
Tysett Of trinity, who was thrown in the collision
caused By Davenports reckless riding, finished
One-hundred and -twentyyard hurdle-First heat-won
By Second II G r8e Bae6ms W@ms staB r. W Hf2 @ D2Ftnogh
Williams r. D Emerson, Massachusetts Institute OF
eh0g e Gi6 Third n by
R n Mason, Tqfts. second Time, o:16as Fourth heat
noSgy N w BglIo6 DaTtmogf4 second Time In OLE
Rollins. AmheTst distance. q f. in, J. " PARK
Amherst. 40 # in SECOND; C Dennng; Bowd0in, 80
fourth: L Morrill, MASSACHUSETTS Institute OF Tech
qF-hundred-a nd-fortyyard dashFfrst heat-won by
p n ,iafin wasIeyan thirf. ~ r Fl reaning wiIIams
third Tine ne 9022 SECOND heat.M6n by Il p E e
Dartmouth, third NJ A Coe Massachusetts, Institute OF
Throwing the discus-Won by J. w Park. Amherst.
IN NJ Place DartTogth third los r. IN; ,,rt5 u r.
Morrill, Ro1a 1ast5e st h o e 10 m
Two-Tnie bicycle race-First heat-WoE by c. H Sed-
port @ Tniyersity Of Maine third No time given Second
se65 y Brown wv BTown th Tine Ss Thf
heat-Won by K. Tsuruta Massachusetts Institute Of
6:1s Final heat-Won by Z. W. Schmidt. Wesleyan; X
Tsurua Institute of Technology second;
H n Golfer third; Lyset Trinity fourth Ilfe'
hurdle (hrst heat-Won
BY ] E NuelIe Dartmouth II. J. Hunt Bowdon, sec
Time o:264 second heat-Won by E l. oVinSfon' es
Third heat-Won by r. W. Neal Dartmouth: r. e
Mason Tufts second Time. 0:2Tts. Fourth heat-Won
by ". P. Hubbard Amherst; C. r. Haynes III L T. sec
ond Time. OPT. .> NJ
Tyo-h -hundred-and-tv dash (frst heat)-Won
by e c Bates. Bowdoin: J. G. Bsgg, Wesleya1 second
Time O:23. Second heat-Won by r 5. Franklin N /
r q L. swasey Dartmouth second. Time. o:23: Third
heat-Won by H L. Williams N / t. D. L J9eksol, Jacks h
dartmouth second. Time, 0:237s Fourth heat-Won ~
! W Williams NJ I T. H. L Gutterson. Williams sec
ond Time, O:232s. Fifth heat-Won by F L Thompson
Amherst. ". y. Harding, Williams second Ilne'
sixteen-pound hamn1er-won by A. @ Dennng. Bow
doin distance 125 it. in; B. E Lindsey, M T. sec
ond III feet; J W. Park, Amherst third, lib II IN