The evening world., 1903-05-23
YALE AND HARVARD
IN FIELD EVENTS.
Enthusiastic Crowd Filled the
Stands, but Betting on the
Result Was Light.
special to Tho Evening WORLDLY

YALE FIELD, NEW HAVEN. Conn,
May 23.-Perfect weather conditions.
with the exception OF a high wind which
swept the field. were realized this at
ternoon for the eleventh annual dual
meet of the Yale and Harvard track
teams.
! Long before go o'clock the stands
were filled with q crowd OF Yale and
Harvard spectators, who INDUCED in
frequent cheering. The Harvard team
spent the morning at the Pequot Club
House at Morris Cove. and arrived at
the field shortly after noon. All were in
prime condition and Capt. Lightner and
Trainer Graham predicted that there
would be some surprises in the events
and hat Yale's calculations of 60 points
out OF a possible 14 would be badly
shaken.
The team spent the night in quiet Sc
cliision and this morning took a short
sail on the Sound as a bracer. The
Yale team. In charge of Trainer Mike
Murphy. came trotting on the field as
agile as colts. and the early predictions
OF entertaining and other di~scouraging
prophesies were at once put aside as
the usual Yale blum. Betting on the re-
W. "eo hShNt AIM bp w Ni'N itoN AAp
ment the men who had money to wager
were unwilling 10 place much except on
even terms. Capt. Thomas. of Yale, was
communicative on the general result,
but was willing to concede that Harvard
would be able to capture a fair share OF
firsts.
Moulton Was CONFIDENT.
Fay Moulton. the Yale Splinter.
seemed to feel no anxiety as to his
rFn.H n ha I'd riIh In tho GnrtntQ TN1ara
seemed little likelihood of record-break-
Ing performances In the running events.
Long, the Yale quarter-miler, reported
In excellent shape after his little trip to
Yale athletes were g to farm 1t for
a few days to recover from a little case
OF over training. Longs adherents pre-.
dicted that he would give Haigh, OF
Harvard. a hard rub and possibly take
a nrst.
Deming, of Yale, the star Of the, re-
sent Yale-Princetoh meet, was picked as
wells eleventh home entry in the mile
and two mike events was reckoned a
promising feature for Harvard. He was
give ,Frtnchot, OF Yale. the race Of his
life in the two-mile event; Clapp,, OF
Yale, was conceded the high hurdles.
S1iass ba ~ a nr "darf aor msn ron me Cam am
hurdles. sheviin, Of yale reported in
great condition and was touted as a
throw. while EDDIE Class; the giant Yale
someshIgs sensational in MS event,
j. u. Sullivan, OF the New York A. c..
OF the N. Y. A: c., was clerk OF the
Boston A! O.: +. ], o'srien. N. Y esxs x. g.,
any Yai S' s 6; HsssasS, . : u. f. Eiranoho, and
8. l.. Minis from the mile, Franchot
belng saved for the two-mile event.
The total score Of points in the first
eight vents was Yale, 80: Harvard, 81,
The Summaries.
l2o-Yard Hu-dlss-Firs, heat. won by O. ]
Ives. Harvard; L. W, Asrtl. Yale. second
10 yard Hurdles Second heat, won by E. ].
0lapp' Yslsi T. W. BIRD Harvard. second;
ioO-YGrd Dssh.-Fiut heat. won by F. r. Moul.
ton. Yale NJ, R. LlShtnsr. Harvard, second
second heat, won By W. 4. schick, Harvard;
L, erik. Harvard, second; time. IO.2-5S.
Yale was left with but one contestant In the
head waiting to quality In the second pre-
Mile RaD.-wOe by r. W. Walsh. Harvard;
ESis; .SfI ID, time; !@' p LIS; ~ y.n -,
Walsh defeating coiwsll" by inches with j. Hail
It his heels.
,4iOsYard Dash-wou by ]. E. Haisa, Harvard;
Harvard, third time, 4ss. $3.50
120-Yard Hurdle,-Finai heat: Won by y. J.
'lApp, Of Yale: +. W. Bird. OF Harvard. second;
=. W. Mertz. Yale. third time. rs 2-bs.
1OO-rard Dash tnnal heaO-won by W. A.
,ehtek, Harvard; Z. r. Moulton. Yale, second;
". 7, Lightner, Harvard, third. Time-10 Los.
Shot Put-won by Il 7. Glass. Yale. with a
put Of n .eet IL inchesi y. II. schoentlss, HAr-
ward. second, with q put of 43 feet ~ Inches;
J. L, TlnElsy. Harvard. third. with a put OF 40
GgaifMiie Run-won By E. A. pemins. YsI.
J. y. Bshr. Harvard. second; D. NJ. Monatt,
Yale. third. T.ms-2m 2s.
pNmins. u yaA, won the haf-nile BY inches !