The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-05-22
YALE WINS ANNUAL
MEET WITH HARVARD
Michigan Beats the University
of Illinois
SEVERAL RECORDS BROKEN
Yale Men Lower Two-MiIe Run and
Hammer Throw Records and
Michigan Man Throws
Shot Away.
SEVERAL RECORDS BROKEN

Cambridge, Mass, May A.-The break
ing of records in the two-mile run and
hammer throw with close competition in
most of the other events, lent unusual
interest to the Harvard dual athletic
meet, won by Yale on Soldiers field to-
day.
Yale scored a total OF 81 rs against
46 5-12 points by Harvard.
Capt j. Clapp of Yale covered the
yards high hurdles In 10 S-5 seconds clip
ping one second from the best previous
time, but the time was not allowed for
a record as the Yale man knocked over
three hurdles. To c1app and W. A.
Schick, Jr., of Harvard belong the honors
of scoring the greatest number of points.
each making ten Summaries:
40 yard dash--Won by c. b. Long,
Yale; second, Z. ]. Dives Harvard third.
S. r. Burnap, Yale. Time 4s 40
12o yards hurdles-Won by e. ]. Ciapp,
Yale; second, F. w. Bird Harvard third.
L. w. Ertz, Yale. Time 10 SIS.
One hundred yards dash-Won by w. A.
schick, Jr.. Harvard second, D. j. Tor
rey. Yale; third. l.. Gutik. Harvard Time
10 seconds.
Shot-p -put-Won by H. l.. Lemoyne. Har-
ward, 45 feet s1a inches; second. E. Il.
Glass, Yale; third. c. H. Robinson, Har-
ward.
Half-mile run-Won by Ii. b. Young,
Harvard; second, L. b. Parsons, Yale;
third F. S. Bnffom. Harvard. Time, 1859.
High jump-Won by f. M. Murphy.
Harvard. height feet 10ts inches; E. T..
Young, Jr.. Harvard; G. F. Victor, Yale;
W. j. Jack, Yale, and j.. j. Hashbrouck,
Yale, all tied at a distance ) feet 8 inches.
Two mile run-Won by A. King, Har-
ward; second, w. ]. Hail, Yale; r. c..
Ware, Harvard, third Time, 300 4-5.
Lowers dual record S-5 seconds).
22o yards hurdles-Won by E. j Clapp,
Yale; second F. r. Bauer, Harvard;
third, F. W. Bird, Harvard Time 0:25 40
220 yards dash--Won by w. A. Schick,
Jr., Harvard; second, C. B, Long Yale;
third, D. j. TORY, Yale. Time, o;21 4-5.
Hammer throw--Won by 7. il. Shevlin.
Yale. 15s feet inches; secord e. T..
Glass, Yale; third, G. Harris, Yale.
Broad jump Won. by J. T. 'Oxley, %
feet sga inches; second, L. T. Sehefield.
Yale; third, d. M. Ayres, Harvard.
Pole vauit-Wiliam McLanahan. Yale;
r. b. Gring, Harvard, ana B. G. Pres
ton. Yale, tied for first place Height, II
feet inches.
Michigan Beats Chicago.
Chicago. May PA worlds record, four
conference records. were broken and a
former western intercollegiate record was
tied in the track meet at Marshall Field
today between the University of Michi-
gan and the University of Chicago. Michi-
gan won, 20 to Go.
Rose of Michigan was the star per-
former of the day. He won the 1e-pound
shot event with a put of 48 6-1O feet. Then,
in an effort to lower the worlds record.
he took fourth trial and showed the
i6-opund weight out As feet 7-15 inches.
The former record was held by Horgan
Of Ireland, and was As feet inches.
Rose also broke the conference record In
the hammer throw with distance of l54
feet Ills inches. In the hare mile Hall OF
Michigan went the distance in two min
utes, which is two-fifths of a second bet
ter than his old mark. Another confer
ence record to be shattered was the dis
Gus, which Parry of Chicago captured
with throw of 121 feet 2h inches. In
the two mile run, which was won by Kel-
logg of Michigan in 9:571a, the fourth con-
| ference was broken.