New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-28
COLLEGE ATHLETIC MEET.|
DUFFY'S TINE is SLOW.
Runs Hundred an O:1O 3-5-GLass
out of Shot Put.
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Philadelphia. May 27.-Under a blazing sun and a
stiff western breeze. the twenty-ninth annual field
and track championships Of the intercollegiate
Athletic Association were begun at Franklin Field
to-day. Duffy announced that ne would try to
equal his worlds record of O09 3-5 for the hundred
yards. but he failed. just winning his heat by the
narrowest kind of a margin fIom j. q. Lowe. of
Yale in the slow time Of O:10 30 The two neck
and neck to the finish. and to the crowd it seemed
as if Lowe crossed the tape few inches before
Duffy, but the judges gave first place to the
Georgetown sprntcr The spectators hooted the
decision.
w y Sdtick. jr.. OF Harvard and W. r. Dear,
of Pennsylvania won their heats in the best time
in this contest Both made it in ten seconds. and
from Duffy's performance to-day it seems likely
that he will not have things his own way In the
finals To-day's results strengthen the belief that
Yale viii again be victorious. Her athletes showed
up extremely we'll. although Harvards entries
qualified in nearly all OF the contests. The new
grounds far from improvement on Berkeley
Oval from the spectators roirt Of view. instead
of seeing all the finishes. at Berkeley oval
from one place. it is necessary to make at least
four different shifts. The track. however, was very
fast
Probably one of the greatest surprises OF the day
the failure of Glass of Yale. to qualify In the
shot put. De Witt of Princeton, did not take part
in this contest and +. II. Schoenfuss. of Harvard
made the best showing sending the shot dis
lance of 43 feet inches c. H Robinson. announcer
of the Crimson representatives, quaIhed In TINS
contest, and IN spite or GIaSS uo"hIdH H. lNii'OS
and II. c. Lord, of Yale. succeeded in being among
the first five TO qualify - ~
From the easy way Mcia1ahaH Went bo 0yST SIe
qualified in this contest. each making as hlSa d
ha hammer as 6roM pe Witt had e little trouble
ting first place with throw Of 100 feet 9sSi 9
inches r. S Stangland OF Columbia, was first IN
p J Clamp. Of Yale. won his seat In both high
and low hurdles without much exerton, ana from
il seems that only the unexpected can keep him
from winning both races to-day. j. v MuliigatnT,
Of Georgetown. won his heat In the quarter aiH1
run in great finish and Il Is iLheiy IN. roIored
runner Of Pennsylvania, when they meet IN 'le
Cornell was missed in the half mile heats; The
good race of e. b. Parsons to-day has made nm
a strong fayorte. although he will be compelled 10
travel in fast company in the finals w. r; Dear
Of the Quaker University won ms neat IN I'M tas
hundred Tst men 70 sSm0st sson m %
finals today. with special heat Between sgSOi az sar
Gnais'First hyat won by scblek Harvard Ruon Miller
CastIeHaan Colgate; erik Harvard. second Time
Yais seconI Zine 0:Iols Fourth heat won by cart
well PENNSYLVANIA Torrey Yale second Time; VlS Us
mmba second. Time, O:lO]s. Special heat won by
Tuion Miller. Princeton; Lowe. Yale second; roFrey
4 run Frs; s5s %s cn T. BY ''R s6a'
Egnm B sfe STo WON ia Parsons YSe Ads
PRINCETON second: Terry rsnnsyiy9ni4 third third ains
syi1ana second: Mofrat. Pennsylvania. third Time.
..01@.
Ce-h hundred weuyyard hurdle thrst and second
men in compete in COMMUNICATING heat
Won by C1app. CNIrtss, Columbia second Time,
O.I6e Second by Ketchum- Cornell; Mertz. Yale
Eales Yale second. Tine O:16'I. Fourth BY Von-
uegut Cornell. Bird Harvard. second. Tine. U;
twenty yard hurdle thrst and second
semi nals)Etrst heat won py
second won by Johnston Yale. Nonnegut Cornell second
Time Third by CspP. lale. Robinson. syria
cuse second Time 02Ti5. Fourth won ~ CastleI4an
Colgate: Gates Yale second Time. 0:2a
pete I'm anaIsi-Frst. heat-wou by Mulligan George
town: Wavman Pennsylvania second Long Yale. third
Time 81 Second-Won BY Taylor. Pennsylvenia;
Ewing Yale. second. Alter Princeton. third Time.
yale second. Dives. Harvard. third Time. o:5lS.
rwo-hurdrsd and ard dash fdrst AID second
rnea 90 meet semi hraslFtrst heatWon hv Dear
Penney Torrey. Yale second Time o:Z2is Sec
oud-Won by CartwelL Pennsy lvania Castl man OIL
gate second Time. 0;c2. Thrd-Won by Schick.
Harvard. I.eveutritt Columbia. second Time. 0:22
Fourth-won by Lyman. Pennsylvania iong Yale
second Time. o-2e =,
Schoenfu-- Harvard. 80 T. In Boyd. PENNSYLVANIA,
a. p In: Rollins. Amherst ~ q. In Robinson.
Harvard ~ q s r Kinney, Yale. 80 IT. 3ia in
Throwing the IG-pound hsmmer-rhe following nve
qualified De Witt. Princeton. $50 II IN SheN in
vale 1855 It. %. Van Duyne. Syracuse lb+ II :
In class yale l79 n Harris. Yale. las r. in
Turning high uult.-rhe following i've qualified at
n 10 in Tooker. Princeton, Taylor. Amherst: Moi
fett Pennsy lvanla: Lowe. Syracuse and victor yale
Running broad jump-The following hve dualined
~ a. in Hammer Pennsylvana. - u ~ in. Hub
bard Amherst. % ~ Ia in; Tipptt. G G. OF y Y
FOL. vauit-Tho following i've qualified II T. 5
ward. Rehr Yale and ". AdriancN. Yale