The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-07
EASY FOR RED AND BLUE.
PENNSYLVANIA'S TRACK TEAM
DEFEATS COLOMBIA MEN.

Point Score IS 20 - IN Favor Of visitors
-Hymah Outruns Taylor. the 40
Yard Champion, and IL Double Winner
-Amsler Past over Hurdlet-he'ui's'
The University Of Pennsylvania track team
scored an easy Victory over the columbus
athletes yesterday az Columbia oval WI
liamsbridge. IN the Nth renewal OF the annual
dual meet between the two colleges. In All
save two events the visitors furnished a
winner. Strangely enough. In the hall mile
and hammer throw, where Columbia had the
first men, an three places went TO the Local
athletes The feature OF the meet was the
work Of II. A. Hyman and Z. s. Amsler' both
Of Pennsylvania. Hyman won both the iur-
long and the quarter mile In fast time. In
the latter event he finished easily three YARDS
In advance Of John b. Taylor, Pennsylvanla
negro star. who is the present intercoheglate
champion and record holder for 40 yards.
HymRn got away flying In the quarter ana
never was headed. He finished without
trying a bit for the last ten yards In 20 80
seconds
Amsler won both hurdle races. In the
i2O yard event, he won with ease. looking
back 10 watch the fight for second place
bis time at that being 10 seconds. The run
ming OF William r. Knakal Of Columbia IN
the 100 yard run, was surprise. Dear OF
Pennsylvania, accepted as an easy winner
beforehand. won out only 10 the last stride
knakal led from the start until that point
and the decision was a matter OF an lnch OF
80. The time was 10 seconds nat.
There wac a keen finish In the half mile.
Taylor Of Columbia won by half yard, While
Ma cdouald was less than six inches ahead OF
HetheringtOn, who fell after gamely racing
Terry down, The time was minutes 20
II was the fourth victory out OF the fve
meets for the Red and Blue.
100 Yard Run-wou by W d. Dear, Pennsylvania;
W; Il, knakaL Columbia, second; george H. Bull
oV ons s sn RSnw Won by 'fo0nP' Jones' Penn
sylyAnla. Chester A. Fulton, Columbia, second;
Z J. Leary, Pennsylvania. third, Tine minutes
$40 Yard Run-won b. II. 4. LYMAN, Penn
s. Macdonald, CoGm6iS. third Tine, @ IS seconds.
l20 Yard High Hurdles-Won by T. y Ameet
Lsgsti Pennsylvania rs " third lime Is seconds.
Putting 10 Pound Shot-Won by !, Boyd' Psnn-
nsbesa Th RSs al z Win pus q 81
ieet ! inch; W. Z, AetIenthin' Columbia thira'
Two Mile Run-won BY NJ AcCurdy. Penn
sylv1nlG; b. \. Wheeler, Columbia, second; Z. ID,
Macdonald, Columbia third Time. 10 minutes
Running Broad yumg1,woP By Ea aS ,rd,. I.
Sreens; PennsIvAnlsy WIG isSP o. t,b ni.sp
o. issi Inches e. ", vi ~, w1 iStS, p'nn'yVAniA
SO Yard RungW BY j. 4. Taylor Columbia
A. s Macdonald, Coium bia, second; p. s. Heller
ngton, Columbia, third. Time, minutes 10
seconds.
Running High Jump-FiJt place a tie at feet
1904 inches between r MOnett and G. Macdonald
Pennsylvania r. Ware. Columbia, third, with 8
feet 5'I inches
20 Yard Low Hurdles-won By z. s. Amsel,
Pennsylvania, D. d, Muir, JT, Columbia, second;
Z. Mcclellan, PennsylvAniA, third. Tine Is seconds
20 Yard Run-Won by u. a, Hyman, Penn
sylvAnia: J. D. Whitman, Pennsylvania, second;
z. Wood Colum bla third. Time, p rs seconds.
Throwing 10 Pound HAmmer-Won BY James z.
Finegan. Columbia with a throw Of i2S feet 21
inches. John b. NHething, Columbia, second, with
throw OF ~ fest 5l7 inches y L Won Benuth'
Columbia. third, with a throw OF he feet.
Pole Nault-Won b. NJ X. kirkpatrick Penn
sylvaniA. with vault Of II feet inch e. J. D. a.
Williams Columbia and W. Ack. Swain, Penn
sylvaHia. tied for second At II feet.
Points-Ptnnsylvania Is. Columbia, ~.