New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-31
MANY FIRSTS FOR YALE.
CANES At THE GARDEN.
Bonhag Captures Ten-Mile n. Il. u.
Cham DiOnShiD.

In the presence OF at least three thousand en-
thusiastic lovers of athletic sports. the Columbia
University intercollegiate. interschOastic open ath-
letic meet began promptly 7:S0 o'clock last night
in Madison Square Garden.
Tho feature Of the evenings sport was the two
mile intercollegiate relay race. in which Yale won
from Columbia. Harvard and Pennsylvania. Each
university had its partisans. and there a babel
Of yelIs from start finish OF this contest. The
time made fast. but the record for the distance
not broken.
Richard Sheldon Of the New-Yo-k Athletic Club.
scratch man. who the shot putting contest
did some remarkably clean work. His actual put
was Is feet inches
Bonhag the two mile Amateur Athletic Union
championship. Joyce was second
Yale carried off the honOrs of the evening d j.
TOrrey Of Yale. the 60-yard dash. He also
won the Amateur Athletic Union championship at
the same distance. Yaies teams car ,ured both the
One-mte and the two-mile intercollegiate relay
races In the One-mie Yale's men were sec
ond third aud fourth Ward McLanahan of Yale.
won Tire pole vault. and George Cook. of Yale, was
second. In the high jump w A. Jack, Of Yale.
third.
the one mile intercollegiate relay between
teams from Pennsylvania and Amherst. a coIored
Splinter, In red and black STRIFE ed sweater. came
on in the last relay TO represent Pennsylvania and
they saw the black man. with splendid gait. gain
the last lap that he would close the gap before the
th ati,nousn there was hve-yard ope5IlRs
did II. With roar that must have been heard
feet and then down the floor of the Garden sur
rounding the judges. 20 hear their decision When
they heard it was given TO Pennsylvania on ac-
count Of the coiored mans great race they cheered
1t was expected that Arthur F. Duffey the George
town University Splinter would start in the 90
pionship but he did show up. d. J. Torrey
of Yale. won this contest. with F. l. Thompson
OF Amherst. very close second. and W. r. Kna-
nal third. The time was 3 80 seconds.
There was much disappointment when the an
nouncement was made, after most exciting con-
test in the one-mile National Guard relay race,
Regiment heavy artillery that it was no race the
contestants having travelled only nine laps-on1e
cissey contested most Of the interest centring in
the work of II. l.. Hilman. of the 18TH Regiment,
and J. BromilOw, of the 22d. HIllman gained
race and as they came around the last quarter and
up 10 the nsh the crowd rose 10 lis feet an6
tape. Hillman almost fell over him II looked like
and the tines minutes 81 Is seconds-was fairly
one-mile relay race Of the sprinters OF the Young
Mems Christian Association in WHICH seven teams
branch team the scratch men, but they were
beaten handny by the second team. who had a
The one-.mile race between the Columbia Law
school and the New-York Law School was very
closely contested. II resulted in a dead heat be
tween the teams and II WAS fnons dd inc me os
The summaries:
slxty-ysrd dash handlcap)Tez heats-Fiual heat won
b s TGrrey Yss !eeoB9 Ws Isss Columbia IN
YARDS. third. Time O:o6as
H S Eu aHad Hs s' w t9 s 1 "a yars '
sherman, NewoYorE University 80 YARDS third Time
ous-mile run candicapy by H. W Cohn. Greater
YARDS, Alcott. Yale a. yarts' third Time
school % hS s Be- witt fy Ciaon High school &
BOYS High school third Time. 3:45+s
mile ierfaf
from Yale E J. Cispp 9 3. Long. W. c Johnston and
" f. : Earle Time ass
one mile private school relay race-won by the Pratt
Iyvirbt fourth lime 3:47S,
Hail mile public grammar school relay race -four teams
80 81. school No. IOs second: school No. %. third
s1ty yard dash "a A. L championship heats
Amherst second: W. R Kaahai, New YORK city. third
Pole vault ,hanlicapo-won by Ward MeIanaAan. Yale
scratch, 10 n 10 in George Coos Yale 60 nehesI sec
mn tRiri . It. g in '''-' W.
As sa 9 a ntss5 By M E 81 81 2ES
a nches1 second; W \ Jack Yale % incnSsl third 81
waHo Athletic cub team Alohesan AthlSie club. sec
Putting pound shot thaudlcap-Won by Richard
s, yGn. ioTN SJn,gc It tl1 ls'"n} c ~ ser
a. q. ga in J Boyd. Pennsylvania q nches third.
Two mile "a. a. T. chanPonshipl-won by George
Il c. Cohn. Greater New-York Athletic club third.
One nile 6 a. Siay T 1 by the second
team Y. NJ e. A. go yardsl West Side Branch first
yards. third Time. S:4o>s. The winning was W.
\ Gassiu : g SIurgatroyd. r. a Ginnel J. G. Harris.
+. J. Ann and J. O. Russell
Two e interSoeg'ate relay race tteaus 81 four men
The teams we're: Columbia-F. O'Cunnell. H NJ Banks
J. 4 TAYLOR and g. \ Fulton. Harvari-S Curtis, J.
l.. II. 4. Podlaud and " A ColweL Pennsylvania
$. curtis 5 Il. Terry NJ \ Gum and l. A. Orton-
YaIe-p, Monat. J. NJ Cotes. $ r. Burnap and E b.
Parsons
one-mile athletic club relay -four 40
yardsWon by the team % the New-NoTk a 9; U 1ier-
er.san c E r scharps charles Bacon n. Prinstsn.
81 the Greater NewYOrk l. n A. second New West Side
a q, team. third Time. 1865.
Columbia mile interclss relay race dve-nan teanl
each 10 lapsl-Won by team from class Of
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