The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-30
YALE TWICE VICTORIOUS.
WINS NILE AND TWO MILES AT
PENNSFLVANIA RELAY MEET
GaFrea Makes New Discus Record but "
II ReJscted--AmEler Of PennsylNania
Defeats western Champion In the
-MlehlEan's Record Pour Miles

PHILADELPHIA, May 2s.-1'he eleventh an
nual relay carnival given under the auspices
OF the University Of Pennsylvania took place
AZ Franklin Field to-day, and the event
furnished the usual amount OF excitement
10 local devotees OF track and held athletics.
A rainstorm In the forenoon made the track
soft. which with a gloomy afternoon and a
cold easterly wind made matters unpleasant
for the spectators
There was crowd OF about 5000 persons
on hand early, and Il was literally sprinkled
with college partIsans Every class OF stu
dent athlete was catered to-grammar schools,
high schools, "preps,' academies and the
colleges of all grades. Yale. Princeton,
Cornell, Columbia. Chicago and Michigan
sent entries, but Harvard was an absentee,
t6e Crimson not having a sihRN- re presenta-
tive on the field.
By far the most important feature OF the
meet was the college championships at
mile, two aud four miles. The mile es-
pecially was extremely exciting, end the
finish furnished the biggest sensation Of
the meet. The issue was between Chicago,
Yale and Pennsylvania. GToman OF Chicago,
who ran the last relay for bis team, fell across
the hnish line and 80 did the PennsTJvania
runner, but Ewing Of Yale, who was only a
couple Of yards away. breasted the vorsted
and was declared the winner.
The Pennsylyania man was the FIRST 10
move, end he crept across the line and re-
ceived second place. while the Chicagosn
did not 90 over for several seconds.
A. A. stage OF Chicago University cut a
vide swath for a while and proteSt the
decision Of the finish judges. but Referee
J. l. sullivan drew his attention to Rule M.
OF the intercone Eiate A. A. A, A. laws Of
athletics which stipulAtos that the runners
body must be completely across the line be-
tore he can be reckoned a. having finished.
But this did not alleviate the pent up fselingu
OF Mr.. Stage. who then sad the Yale man did
Yale turned out for the two miles soon
after and had smashing tussle all through
the Journey whh psr11moGt eng a. Ibs FiIs
and ne clinched first place by the nice margin
OF hVe yards, Dartmouth securing second
place. which surprised everybody Columbia
In the four miles Michigan and Yale had II
all the way, but Michigan had trine the oeiter
by about two yards. The time was q min
utes Is SIS seconds, and this breaks the lor-
mer outdoor record OF 10 minutes q IS sec.
Ouioksail Mechling and @. W. 0rton several
years ago, but there Is q faster indoor record
by FIVE seconds % the credit Of CGr1 ,sa Oh.
pionship relay for high schools; The winner
was Wendell Phillips High school, and the
quartet OF boys covered the mile in minutes
on Inc Old record made by the South Division
High School Of Chicago a couple OF years
The field events attracted quite n lot o.
attention owing to the high standard OF the
performers One worlds record was broken,
but ID will never adorn the record tables.
because OF a technically. Johnny GarIels
OF Michigan sent the DISCUS sealing dls-
tsnce OF iSS feet = inch. feat which eclipse
all former records. but the Grecian missile
was not OF the regulation make. and
the record was declared void and the Mes!
declared that II was again unfairly deprived
" GSrreisS implement was covered with
aluminium, was very thin AZ the CONVEX
part and sharp at the edges. ..,...-.-d
one OF the best known biz men 70 the crowd
was Shevlin Of Yale, whose failure TO gain a
place In the hammer throwing caused, con-
sldeTs Die comment SI0eI q vo5 tbs event With
the 6ne throw Of $50 feet 10 inches, and Van
Duyne Of Syracuse was respectapl pie secona
one hand iSs feet inches. and this " a first
" ", Coe, who was down on the program
England had no trouble In winning the shot.
which he propelled 20 feet ~ inches,
bray Of Yale .yaulted u feet ~ inches .S
take-off II is unknown how far I Mount
Pleasant the I9Gsn . ss 60 e On sd' as 0r fe
inch and shows he has the timber Of real
rs Epnsm nUiuY Han High School and the High
School OF Commerce had a rare tuesle in the
mile relay for high schools and the race
resulted in a narrow victory Tor the former
81 johns rs college, o FS cos9sS ana led nearly
all the way.
one Mile Relay. High Schools-Won BY Mont.
clair High school, With G. r. Van Nlec6 \. Niiso5
school, second Lower Msrion High school third
Time ) minutes - gec0nds, 60 -
Han High school with g. Yale. Z; D.; hulchlnEs
r MeNulty and P ); o,coRnoTi High Soh e9s, OF
chnEer L. WORMS end y. Geies; 1tubuIE High
school, lhlrd. Tune. minutes Is : s seconds. =.
miSS,Wos Sy RIlamsoh School. with @ MsssIck
c. Vsndsysef. c. Sneio and 7. Grayim: Boys LATIN
school, second: MoRtclalI Military ACADEMY ihlrd'
Tine, . minutes 20 seconds.
one Nile RelAy-PrepAratory schools and AeAde.
baker, " p SeIton and r. A. Gamble; 81. Francis
Xavier, second, With A, Lee, 5: walsh j. Wilkes
10 YARD HyrdleWwon BY p s. Amslsr. Pennsyl.
Putting 10 Pound ShOi-won by W. W. coe.
Oxford University. England. with a put OF ~ feet
~ inohss,L L. Dunlap, Michigan. second. with a
put Of - feet I inches; y J. Porter Cornell third
HuShihS HiTh Jump. W. Marshall. Vale
and r. Modett Pennsylvania, tied for Inst and sec
9nd AZ feet 4 nShs; b T u PHR SSS1;
and Marshall tossed Tor the prize, and Monetl won.
one Mls Relay. ColleEes,.,won by s. Johns
j. s. whiisford and T. p TreSdway Western
MARYLAND College second 81 Johns College,
| Annapolis, third. Time, minutes 10 :. seconds,
one ME Relay; ColegfsoWon BY Western
| Ter T. Il. Green and I. b. Anderson; Westminster
/ ColeFe second: WAahinfton and Jefferson Col
| isge, third Tint. minutes q 70 seconds
One Nile Relay; COleges-Won by Georgetown
| deorFs and n. YodeE Jefferson Medical College,
second. New York Law school, third. Tine )
minutet ~ seconds.
one ME Relay: Colleges-won By SWGr,hmore,
| L HEM; University Of New YORK, second with
| q. c CrAgih W. o. Bake J. A. q. Barderman and
| l. p, WArfotd; Rutgers College, third. Time. >
| minutes 50 s seconds.
Of VTrlna. With r. bass. =. Burke. K wsps, ana
S shelton state College. Pennsylvania. second
| Dickinson College. third. Tine, minutes IS rs
"t ONE Mls Relay, Championship by Yale,
/ n g. KolohAn; Pennsylvania, second, with J, d.
/ TAYLOR, ". l. HymAn. r r. shaw ana J. u. Whit
/ man. chicago. third, with James D. Llghtbody.
! 5. ouiElsy. ". Blair and 7. GromSn. Time, min.
10 Yard Run~won by ". Hogenson Chicago:
1 W near pennsylvania, second. G. ~ Seitr GeOrTe
/ town third. Tine. 10 seconds
| pole Vault-W X. Dray, Yale, and }. r. Phillips.
Cornell tied for hrst and second az n feet inches
In the Jump % Dray won with Q jump Of II feet
| ~ inches: r. Glover, Purdue, and p WILKINS tied
Tor third At II feet inches. They tossed for the
| place and Glover won.
| THROWING IA Pound Hammer Won by n. J..
| q Van Duyne, Syracuse, second, with a throw OF
| Ia feet 4 inchef: g. ~. Harris, Yale third NTH
| throw Of iSt feet inches.
| Running Broad Jump-Won hy ?. Mount Pleasant
ChiceVo Getond with Jump Of y feet ~ inches,
| l. H. Symond9, Princeton, third, with jump OF