New-York tribune., 1905-05-07
T.. OF P. BEATS COLUMBL4.
Visiting Track Team Wins by a
Score of T3 to "A.

Columbia's track team went down 10 aels'-l
fore the University OF Penps,lVan yesterday q" .
noon The score was 7S TO n Al no D'Ao ~
~ ez though Columbia had chance 10 WIZ
1e,--,-is walked away with contest after con-
=. ~ e.e,- style. Columbia won only two -1lrst
7,laces but these two contests she took'a4l III %
rlaoes. They We're the half mile and ire iiaAiile
-rrovg. In the hammer throw Pennsylvania MADE
no attempt 10 win.
The surprise Of the afternoon came IN lhe HlIe
and Two mile runs. which Columbia was expected
10 WIN. IN the mile Macdonald OF COLUMBIA SET d
rapid pace, and held it until the last-l ne tlItA
dropped behind, and Fultonforged to the front. ne
began 10 sprint too soon. however, ana coSn mo- nOe
mold il. Hs beaten by few ieet al t!le .aPe &
by Jones In the two mile contest MacoonAla we E;
usual good form. McCuTdy had little dlfncultY IL
In the hundred both Knackal, OF Columbia, and
Dear Of Pennsylvania, gave he II =.
most TO the tape, when Dear managed 10 pass MN
and won by a few inches IN the finest race Of the
The struggle for second place in theE half proved
TO be exciting. Taylor TOOK the lead at Lhe ST., SIT
with Terry third and Macdonald fourth Mac9on-
down the streich the men were practically ABREAST
They finished with only inches between thenl MAC
donald second and HethUngton third
Columbia did not have SO much as look in at
the hurdles. Ansler carried of both the plgh am and
low hurdles in easy style. In the j29y4rd he would
undoubtedly equaned his record made in PEnl-
adeIpha Of 10 80 II ne had noI ei ~ 40 1S Ind
easily outdistanced the-feld
One-r1e run--Won by l. r. Jones, u on E- sec'no
c. A. Fulton Columbia third T J. Lsary. T. OF Z.
Time. 4:33.
Hyman L. q P: second J. 3, Taylor u OF r. thiiH'
a. :. Macdonald Columbia. Time. 0:bo%6
AHser. L. P; S s. Muir, Columbia; thiTd
II. LgEett, U u 2. Time. ole
One-3undred-yerd dhsh--Won by ". D. Dear, U OF
p second. W. r Knakai Columbia; third G. II Ball.
Two-mile run-Ton by N. Mccurdy. I. Of P; sec
oId, y. l. Wheeler. Columbia; third C. D. Macdonald
c0aS11o pa Time, JL I9;2s Taylor c,rroto. SEQ
ond 4 Maedonsd sId y Gssia tBd 8 H.t5SS-
ington Columbia Time. 2:o1zs-
TWo-hundEe5 -tWenty-yard h;Irde-Ivon by E S.
Anrs!e L OF p: second. 5. s Muir, columba:a third.
Z. Mcclellan. L. OF p Time, OBS.
Two Idred-a nd-twenty-yaEd desh-Won by H H
th!nd. O. Wood. Columbia. Tine. 0:2245.
Putting the shotNoR by J. Boyd. University of Penn
gylvania- with put of - q 10 in; F. Hollinshead
". z Metzenthir. Columbia third with 81 It. 1 in.
Pole vault-Won 10y VI. K. Kirkpatrick University Of
Pennsylvania. with vault Of i q. 3 in: W. Mex
Swain. University q Pennsylvania. and J. Il. A Williams
Columbia ued for second place; points divided.
High tumJ-T MC.itt. University Of Pennsylvania and
q. Macdonald. University Of Pennsylvania tied for
place Al f. 1914 in; T. Ware Columbia third, with
9 II B&
throwing The ran113erTon BY. J. E. F1negan Colum-
his. with throw Of 123 z. 21a in: J. B. Naethng
Columbia second. with 121 f So in r. l.
Running broad Jump-Won by j. Green. University OF
I7eunsylvana. with jump OF . feet; E Y Kehriein
Colun ba second. with p Il. IN; Weede, Uni
Versity q PENNSYLVANIA third, with q Il, 2l2