The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-28
s.. An,.Iei. Pennsylvania, second; ". N. Arm
strong, Princcton. third; j. n. Cates' fae' fopth'
TIME n & seconds. q

last n h ,me ,S When Well in the lead and Castle
%On With .aoo5 SS ssc GAZE. ..eond
In the final Amsier bounded away with the
h AZ OF The gun and at so yards was leading
3 ssas , Te csfes hra
respectively. a couple OF yards pehind
Amsler faitercd near the last hurdle and and
wards. Armstrong was yard hehind MN
In third place and Gates hall YARD PACK
In fourth place.
?,O YARD RUS.
INTERCOLLEGIATE and collegiate record u is sec.
onds By b ]. Wefrrs, Georgctown. ~ s,,,,,
Srco SG heat Won by Il: a. LYMAN: PeSn.yI.
fnr heat Won BY " a .,s Ssslck , Hf nos,s
H Idur,S. r intt0 J. +, Seconds. S;
shck roped aNay with the from 11
HE college mate. lyman and Whitman were
first and second respectively IN the second
heat In the mai Sch,ck wv was rT s tbs nar
ran abreast until the 100 yard post; when
Schick began to draw away lyman a MAGE
but Schick S soringy strides carried him across
the line winner by I've yards; md i WSi;e
vas yard ard half !" th nr pIaG nla s1a ""
HAIr MILE RUN.
Former intercollegiate record. minute "a 5
seconds by T. Holl,sier. Harvard: collegiate record
Won b. = e + f fsson y Yale saure:
cse second r. g. Baker Swa1 1, =, thru ,rr;
F; .. Townsend Cornell fourth Time minute
SO seconds.
when the gun cracked Parsons shot away
and led around the bend, but Moore. hls
pacing mate. took MP the running and carried
Kim along 10 the quarter post at nice clip.
Then he brushed aside and Parsons TOOK Up
the lead again and was never heaoea 10 me
nh wnn Wayds by covered ven second third and
fourth. The time is ne" 'ntercolieemte
PUTTING IA POUND SHOT.
intercollegiate and collegiate record 70 fee', by
Won 9f BY + j. Porter Cornell with put Of Is fee.
nit OF 81 feet 9,a inch IS r f. Rollins; amherst
eTG T!n rs ri s PVT a
Porter did not improve In his put o. !estfr-
day, but it proved TO he GOOD enough 70 WIN:
added IN inch an ,sd M AZ 70 Bo is
inches and II gave hin ,nr thtrd flsee noSo
POLE VAULT
II fs sr nd H:r' 81 Ns1d 1er
o TED by y p Tf Tst II? sF q
G IF' Vale foar,S, with vault Of II feet Va
Dray turned out to be the best OF the nSe
won at u feet inches Snn'e ,nit NY ne
P Phii and 'rackso Who tied for second
and third. divided the no,nts s GlbrS1t OF
RUNNING BROAD JUMP,
intercollegiate record "a feet "a inches. by \
Krssn1len fenn;ylysn.,; co,eGis,. record
of s s ic BY Il s"ls s
WIN Jump q e ,cc, 81 'nc :, ;, W H IutS
fn Knns ,nIS r ,"ur,h Wi,h jump Of Il lee, s1
inches
Simons added nearly , foot 70 his Jump
place. hut Webber fell short OF yesterday 5
iun.p nv several inches Hubbard ai=o ia lied
10 iir, rove. but Knox added nearly four
rctcs 70 his qualifying jump.
rvvSISd HIGH JUMP.
W'nsor. Pennsylvania Collegiate record. feet
nGEs BY Byr5 Pass pc1niylE Si,S ,umD .,
feet, II F Porter, Cornell. and R. F, Crane. Har
yard ied ~ second and third a, feet II inches:
NJ y. rooitr, Princeton, fourth, with Jump OF
i feet 10 inches.
Marshall cleared two inches higher than in
the qualifying trinls. and Crane and Pc-t'r
who Ned for second and third, en- lncn. They
divided tho MONTE. Forkcr did not jump any
better than he did yesterday
TBRowIHn ~ POUND HAMMER.
intercollegiate record. o+ feet 10 inches. hy John
GsW r1 h eW 2es ,,n,r r'eord los ''e'
Won By {. Van pnrnr. Slracusc.: with throw
Of ~ fee, y aonss 81, 7 C ,Hc6cs cgynf s SssSna
Vale. third, with a throw Of ,.3 feet y; lnchr:
i y. Psa. Cornell. folrt,. "'h throw OF III feet
a inches.
adding I feet inches to his throw OF yester-
day Cook did not improve. hut his throw
secured him second place. Shevn improved
rrarly3 feet. but Pcw's distance remained the