New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-29
VALE ATHLETES VlCTORS.
TWO RECORDS BROKEN.
EarGd Second, L. Of p. Close
Thrd-Dafy Doesn't Ran.
~ TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TRBrYr.l


81 10 proud % the showing their athletes
40 q, Franklin Field to-day. where they met
-. ',est athletes OF more than twenty different
--1s-ss ~ me final contest % TIE Intercol-
60 Athletic Associations annual track ard
go championships and as last year. carried
i erst honors. Thei- total was "a Is points.
,I.-,,-d came next with - Is points, ard
,.,-rvlvansa close after With "a Princeton
- Cornell ted a. -. The other universities
:. gore we've cs follows: Syracuse. 10 Is; COL
=. G. Columbia. .: Amherst. !: Haverford
- Kew York University. each.
-. 5av was -e-fsct ccr the sport. bright
- b,ue sky greeted the large attendance that
..,sareG Two rev records were made and
y. vas equAIed. Probably the most notable
80 ras made by Schick. HarvaEd's
car spr.nte-. IN the 22o-yard dash he
-. Cs--neu. of Pennsylvania. fo. arst
r,sse by three inches. and Re also captured
=. 7ao-va7e dash. Arthur Duffy failed 10 take
- m the seui-fnaI heats o: the latter contest,
s.vsnr that he had sprained tendon in his leg
= ~ss,.rsayfs trial Eis failure 10 compete
.,s.s much disappointment. The spectators
-, ,-aa IN their remarks that he was afraid
..v, nar-. yale received a great setback IN
-. ,on-1sr6 dash. when To--ey and Low we're
b.aten n TIE 1nals.
-.voR CUTS TTA-E FOR QUARTER
:. both TIE 100 and go yard runs sohick.
l----~,su and Dear finished one. cwo, three. J.
> rszlor. The colo-e6 runner CT Penn
--,..-,s n the quarter-uaile run cut the
'.-s -,ss. bv NJ ". LonF in 1ses, Of o:iS 2-5.
nro75 In he aaLC-nlile run Z. T. Parsons.
. ". .oual,ed me record made by 7. Hol-
:, Ezs-va-d. I'M 1856 orr SO 4-5 Near the
-, Parsons went 20 the 'front.' and Won
EASILY BY ff.een yards
y he pole vault, r. B. Grins. az Harvard H
ra-s-s- n Syracuse. and ". McLanahan
.,.s ,o- arst place at i feet - inches which
,-.kss q new record. The old one was made by
.o,s,er last year. and was II feet inches.
,-olr,obss was first in the running broad jump,
..R stangland went . feet ca inches. John
2 De Witt. who viii be unable 10 take part II
,bs next intercollegiate meet. as ne Is graoa-
..As This wear had little trouble n the MANNER
sending II l6l feet inches shevla and CLASS
,.vsle we're second and fourth. respectively. in
this contest.
AZ was expected. z. : Clapp. ot Yale. was
arst in both the 30 and 600 yard hurdles he
s.u as he crossed he tape in the latter contest
and received painful accident 70 his knee IN
The l20-yard race the competitors ran stride
snd stride 10 the last hurdle, when Clapp got
over arst and won from Bird, Of Harvard, who
got second BY TWO yards. In the 220-yard hur-
de castenan Of Colgate, gave Clapp one Of
The hardes; races Of his life. Clapp won, how
ever BY four inches
For The first quarter of the one-Eile run the
twenty-one starters kept well punched, wiki y.
Armstrong an6 Alcort, both OF Yale. in the lead.
AT the half Armstrong was SIN leading. but
dropped out. AT the three-quarter mark Alcott
vas frst- Munson. Of Cornell. who was holding
back, made great squirt Just before the last
turn. and soon had the field well n hand. and
finished ten yards in front OF r. E. Williams, OF
Princeton The fractional times for the race
we're 100 5-5. 2:ll So. I'D 3-5 and AIS S-5.
sCHUTT TAKES THE Two-MLE
Cornell was also successful n the two-rnile
run. which was won by ". Z. Schutt the cross
country runner. The last half Of the race fur
nished plenty Of excitement. Schultz forged
from the rear 10 the lead. followed by Nasnith,
Of Colgate, and crossed the tape foot ahead Of
hin. The rest OF The field was fifteen yards in
the rear
TIE running high jump went 70 Lowe. Of
Syracuse, with a tUmp Of ; feet II inches Mof-
lit OF Pennsylvania: Taylor q Amherst. and
Victor. u Tale, tied for second place Schoen-
sass. CT Harvard, won the shot with = put or
A feel inches.
The scores:
nn Sfs9aeEs5y y: eAla ss-H2l two 70 qsy tor
syiTEua ssrrSs W. ~ sr.4~-- EeEysr-; Dear Penn.
w., Ia so ra7 s-eo1d Heat b. Cs-t-sl. Penn
Dgfsy Georgeionn ak 1or rr T,-yev -, ,L.-i
-tUerJy-yara hurdle race tssal-nnai
49, - s-e-El--F-st aeat won hy Clapp. Yale: carter.
sssriss Columbia also sscond heat won by B'rf
a. AZ s5a, -sehaa Cornell. second Tine 0l6. Msrts
SSot Egt 'nsa-Nos by seso-afa--. Earvsra - II
sss .S 'a H. In iaa Ro1sasoa EaT1-l. - II
.e.s-ails e-ral-von BY s,uHson. Cornell: VIII
~. s ss.es'oa ssol a;1a- Aa.er11Ta th.ra. A-rott.
H. sna-teJ1y-yard ran cananwon ~ Tsy
01s-ESr5TTss 5-ei ,o-TI6, me 90
o." &c @.e -.F- ft1g.aT, sec.l-1- @J-ll.a cornell
Rg..lSSsy' s e. 't1esl'n FOURTH Tine. o;l5,s
a., y n a.. -..r ArleFss lIaari. fenasyTa:a ana
ssc CARMEL I.ennsylrs-Is sece,5 r.sT T - "a
fasa Iae: J,u!aa-s.icr Prlnoetcn four-h -r,s o:i0
-auc-tw-nty cash ,senli- fnal: tNo 20
rss second Tms orr seeana heat wsH by cars cars
6.2fS FshS1siT1n.A. scs.cl Harvard seeoad- Tine.
ro-rs tansD-Ton BY sehutt Cornell. Nasrnith
.ou-s ~s. soas -lstL Cornell. third Asgofil Cornell
800. s.ah. N azaaa by Parsons Ysl. Williams.
lQagtl. Ilre, 1-56-E.
iurs ssasg brad iusrg jhns-won by Etrsngaad Co
IN fe,,-s " II. Hammer, Pennsylvania. - q 80
thirs. 5;pI1- NsE-York University. - a. ga
cam o5 T area tEent,srd hurdle ohnaD-won by
M: Bauer Hazard faarlh' Tims o.24s '-'sA rae
n So s gIov 'nDaI-FioE BY De witt Princeton l6i
Syfsacuse I54 q in. thrd Glass. Yale l4o r.
a.. ~, yant fanaH-orinr Harvard Gardner Syracuse
BSr Yee Tied Tor aTst place al Il q ~ an:
sss snEaeTea- tWynly-yard dash canaDwon by
-ia' tHirc. Lnng. Yale, fourth. Tine 0;2iS
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N'fo Y. p. TRACK TEAM CAPTAIN.
,.-aoesph.a. Nay 81 s. Boyd. 'o5 college. was
80 elected captain OF the University OF Penn
kts s a. track team Boyd finished second to-day