New-York tribune., 1905-04-30
YALE WINS FIRST RELAY.
Many At. ANNUAL MEET.
East and West Divide HOnOrs at
Franklin Field.
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Philadelphia, April 29.-The East ana inc
West divided honors at the annual relay meet
on Franklin Field this afternoon. Yale came
of victor in the mile and two-mile champion
ships while Michigan captured the four-ini'e
contest Hogenson. the University OF chicago
freshman. sprinted in even time in the lOO-yard
dash over wet and soggy track beating DeaE'
the Pennsylvania flyer. by foot
For the first time IN eleven years the sky was
overcast, but as the rain of the morning stopped
before the start fully fifteen thousand persons
crowded the field. The only disappointment was
The failure OF Harvard TO send any OF the team
she had originally entered for the meet
Yale won the first championship relay. the
one mile. on a technicality. The race was ex-
citing from start 10 finish. with Chicago. Penn
sylvania and the boys from New-Haven fight
ing It out all the way. Chicago led, with Yale
q few feet behind. IN the first two quarters
while the Pennsylvania runners were yards TO
the rear. Pennsylvania sent in as her third
runner Taylor. the negro. who started out 10 cut
down a twenty yard lead held by John, OF
Yale and Groman. OF Chicago. He caught the
bunch at the far stretch but the pace was too
much and he finished about eight yards to the
rear. Hyman. the last Pennsylvania man.
sprinted up to Burnap and Blair, but could not
hold at the finish. The Chicago man led 10 the
tape. but only breasted II. failing actually to
cross the white finish line on the track. So
though the entire stand thought Chicago hao
won. the race was given TO Yale. The time
was 2:22 As. just one and two-hfths seconds
under the record, which was fast considering
the condition OF the track
The two-nile race was Yale's almost from the
start and she never lost the lead until Parsons
crossed the line. The surprise came in Dart
FaTTnn9 wi
while Princeton and Pennsylvania were hope
lessly in the rear. The four-mile race was
a hot struggle between Yale and Michigan.
Five colleges started, Cornell. Pennsylvania
and Princeton being also in the race
From the end Of the second mile II was all be-
tween Yale and Michigan Cornell held up until
the close OF the second mile and then dropped
back. From the start Pennsylvania and Prince
ton began a systematic retrograde movement.
which resulted in the Orange and Black almost
being Tapped at the finish. The time 1S;&0 3d.
makes the record
At the last mile Rowe, the Michigan man.
had lead Of ten yards at the start on Hail. OF
Yale with Munson the Cornell champion, sixty
yards to the bad Rowe kept his lead through
out and won out by five yards.
Chicago again carried OF the high school
championship. her Wendell Phillips High School
quartet defeating the pick OF Brooklyn Wash
ington and Philadelphia schools. Mercersburg
ran away from Hill School in the preparatory
championship. In the special contests the feat
lEe was The pole Taultlng or Oray, OF 1ale, VINO
cleared II feet. 81 inches. in jumping on for
tho medal with J. B. Phillips. OF Cornell. and
the broad jumping OF Mount Pleasant. the Ind
Ian from Carlisle who with
The summaries:
PENNSYLVANIA sUaG1ARIEs.
Enilsaslghia soh99l 5ssswoa By sysS.
lsncy tSs fbps TSms S3o az, 'lS Caf' Seon''
c0lsgs i.g ooso9 i Sy St nG JSh5: SoSss Esq., Of TSTdha
Annapolis third Time s'40% -
Western University. second; Washington ana Jefferson
College race-won sy Georvs,own .aw school, J.r,r
Medical College second: New-York Law School, third
college raoe-won by svarthr,ore College; University
College rsoeoa By Gaersg Of '' Tirrinio state
sg2e SnegSo ;STa Ime S.eS5 .,..
Penasyiyania Esles Yale second: 81 catlln. Chicago
Dear Pennsylvania. second; seitA eOrgetGvn. thi-d
Pois Eaalt-A tie at II f., IN between Dray Of Yale
Non doing II II So in CIooer Of Purdue and wilkins
Running high Jump-Siofst, a Pennsylvania and Mar
Scr the place MofTstt TookeT Princeton. Il,
Hammer throw-won by ". L Thomas Purdue. dis
,snos 80 # IN Vaa Duyns syEaegse l4a IT in.
broad jump@won BY oGnt Peasant Carlisle distance
5 = n IN .I Il French MehiEnn 2 y ga IN second:
freEaFatoFy school relay Championship racewon by
High school relay ehampionshir-won by wendell
School. third. Time. 33sS breaking The worlds high
school record Of s:s5 made by chicago south division
High School.
TUo-me college chaEnpionshi3-won BY Yale: Dart
mouth second: columbls thrd: Pennsyivania fourth.
Tine 6y quarters o:55. 202. 1855. 4;OA%. 6Oolb,
8:06h. 7,06N and S;OTz.
-Four mile college champonEhip-Won by Michigan:
Taae iy miles 4:sSs5 a:ls i3:53sS ana is:25qs
Special contest sixteen pound putIyon by w ".
tce, the eE-O@ford Michigan. with put OF
80 r. j. ia: i Dunlap Michigan. second. 48 n. In
= y. Porter Cornell. third - 4 Boyd's penn
Eylva1iia) hest put II n. 3 IN.
Discus throwWoR BY Garrels. Michigan distance i55
n = in areaidag the worlds record Of Is3 IT, % IN.
made BY sheridan. of the PaEtiTne Parry Chicago
ll3 r. in second. Catn. Chicago ll2 4. II In third
Garrels's record is not allowed because OF the
character CT discus used.