Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-21
YALE WINS DUAL MEET
HARVARD'S ATHLETIC TEAM
OVERWHELMINGLY DEFEATED.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 2O.-Yaie's
track team won the annual dual meet with
Harvard today. The score was: Yale.
Co 1-16; Harvard, SO $40 In only one
event was there anything like an upset.
This was in the mile run, when Alcott of
Yale outsprinted d. Grant of Harvard in
the last quarter
The games were held under less favorable
conditions than in many years a cold north
west wind sweeping across the field
The wind is credited with having helped
the Sprinters to the extent of a broken
record in the 220-yard dash, when Capt.
Schick of Harvard won it in the final in
y 20 seconds, which is one-ffth of A sec
ond better than his own record in these
games two years ago. The judges did not
decide that Schick's performance in the
final was new record, and it is not likely
to be allowed. In the 100-yard dash Schick
equalled his own record of . a. seconds.
Yale's team showed superiority in all the
held events. except the broad jump and the
shot put. In the pole vault Yale took first
place by tie between Dray and Hinton,
and third place was split between two
other Yale men and a Harvard vaulter.
giving \ ale 2-3 points out of a possible s.
The broad jump went TO Jordan of Harvard
who got less than an inch and half the
better OF Knox, a freshman, upon whom
the Yale men counted to take the event
In the hammer event, although Yale swept
all the points into her total, Harris who
was not counted upon for better than sec
ond or third, beat T. l.. Shevelin
The Summaries.
Four hundred and forty-yard run-Won
by Dives of Harvard, Burnap of Yale sec
ond. Cohalan of Yale third. Time 80 Ia
seconds
Points-Harvard, 6; Yale TO-
Twenty-yard high hurdles-Won by Eales
OF Yale, Stevenson of Yale second Soule of
Harvard third Time, 10 10 seconds
Points-Harvard. I; Yale. H.
Putting the shot-Won by Schoenfuss of
Harvard distance, A feet ~ inches). r.
t. White of Yale second az feet 51s inches).
Kinney of Yale third al feet Tx inches).
One hundred-yard dash-Won by Scbick
of Harvard, Twitchel of Yale second.
Dodge of Harvard third. Time o. As sec
onds.
Points-Harvard, IS; Yale, %
Eight hundred and eighty-yard run-Won
by Parsons of Yale, Whitman of Harvard
second. Tilson of Yale third. Time l59 80.
Points-Harvard. 20; Yale. IS.
Broad jump-Won by Jordan of Harvard
distance, - feet 63s inches) Knox of Yale
second distance, % feet nches). Ford of
Harvard third distance, - feet inches)
Two-mle run-Won by Hail of Yale,
Howard of Harvard second, Stone of Har-
ward third Time. go Is.
Points-Harvard, 20; Yale. 80
Pole vault-First place tie between Dray
and Hunton of Yale at II feet q inches
Behr and O'Brien of Yale and Sawyer of
Harvard were tied at III feet. Score was
divided, Yale taking % and Harvard Is.
Points-Harvard, 20 1-3; Yale 422-3
Two hundred and twenty-yard high hur-
dles-Won by Porter of Yale, FaIes of Yale
second. Rogers of Harvard third. Time,
~ 30 seconds.
Points-Harvard. 80 1-3; Yale 1923
Two hundred and twenty-yard dash (ffnan
Won by Schick of Harvard, Dodge OF
Harvard second. Twitchell of Yale third.
Time, p 20 seconds
Points-Harvard, 81 1-3: Yale. so 2-3
Running high jump-Won by Marshall of
Yale (height, ) feet 81 inches); second place
tie between Crane of Harvard and Has
brouck of Yale at 5 feet S5s inches.
Points-Harvard, 80 SO; Yale 81 1-6
Hammer throw won by Harris of Yale
distance. 40 feet inch). Shevlin of va e
second distance, lat feet 61a inches), Trip
of Yale third distance, 124 feet s inches).
Final score in points-Yale, 50 Lie; Har-
ward, SO SO.