The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-05-22
TWO DUAL RECORDS ARE
LOWERED IN BIG MEET
New Marks Established for the
Two-Milc Run and the
Hartmer Throw.
YALE WAS VICTORIOUS

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, May H.-The break
ing OF records lin the two-mile run and
hammer throw, with close competition in
most of the other events, lent unusual in
terest to the Yale-Harvard dual athletic
meet won by Yale on Soldiers Field to-day.
Yale scored a total of 81 7-12 points. against
40 BIZ points by Harvard.
In the two-mle run King, of Harvard,
won in minutes 81 LIS seconds, lowering the
duel record by As seconds. King and Hall,
the latter of Yale, distanced the other men
in this event, and ran evenly until the
last quarter of a mile. when the Harvard
man spurted atd won by nearly twenty
five yards. In the hammer throw Shevlin,
of Yale, hurled che weight 15S feet inches,
six inches further than the dual record.
Capt. L. J. CIspp. of Yale. covered the 40
yards high hurdles in Is S-5 seconds, clip
ping one second from the best previous time
but the time w8s not allowed as a record
as the Yale man knocked over three hur-
dies. To Clapp and w. A. Schick jr., of
Harvard, belong the honors OF scoring the
greatest number of points, each making ten.
Alcott, of Yale, furnished the surprise of
the afternoon when he defeated Colwen
Harvard's clever distance runner, and
equaled the dual record for a mile of
426 1-5.
Yale showed to advantage in the field
events, in which the wearers Of the blue
won many of their points. The summaries
ndred-and-forty-yard dash: Won
by G. b. Long (Yale): e. j. Dives (Har-
vard). second; S. r. Burnap (Yale), third.
Time :49 40.
One-mile run: Won by c. B. Atcott
Oale), C. Hill YALE, second: w. A Col
well (Harvard). third Time. 4oe Is. Equals
dual record.
e-hundred-and-twenty hurdles:
Won by E. j. Clapp (Yale); f. w: Bird
third. Time, Is S-5. Dual for record for
the event lowered 1-5. but not allowed be-
cause he knocked down three hurdles:
sebiek in Torre Sy Va
second; L. Gulik Qdarvard), third Time.
Shot put: Won by H. Lemoyne liar
As feet 994 inches, second; c. P. Robinson
(Harvard), 40 feet IL inches, third.
Half-mile run; Won by IL. B. Young
f. S. Buffum Harvardl, third. Time, 1853.
High jump: Won by F. NJ Murphy (Har-
vard), height feet 10ls inches; K. L.
Young, il. (Harvard). G.. f. Victor CYale).
w. ]. Jack Yale and ]. ]. Hasbrouck
Yale). all tied at distance feet inches.
Two-mile run: Won by n. King liar
vard); W. J. Hale CYale). second; r. c.
Ware CHarvard), third Time 9:541-5.
Lowers dual record S-5 seconds.
MISUNDERSTANDING hurdle:
Won by f. J. Clapp (Yale); +. r. Bauer
NftdINdTu1s second L. w. Bro NttdrNdr1),
third. Time, % 4-5.
Hammer throw: Won by T. L. Slevlin
(Yale), 153 feet inches; L. I. Glass (Yale).
1f5 feet IL inches second; q. Harris (Yale),
AS feet 81 inches. third
Broad jump: Won by ]. T. Oxley (Yale).
% feet 81 inches J.. L. Sheffield yale, %
feet 21z inches, second; u. VI. Ayres (Har-
vard), q feet 10 inches. third. Score-YaIe.
SPA; Harvard, 43Ss.
Two hundred-and-twenty dash:
Won by w. a. Schick, jr. Harvard; c. IL.
Long (Iale), second; ID. j. Torrey (Yale).
thirc. Time, 81 40.
Pole vault: William McLanahan (Yale),
b. Gring (Harvard) and b. Preston CYale)
tied for first place. Height, IL feet inches.