Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-21
TRACK MEETS
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES IN AN
 NUAL DUAL GAMES.
Crosby Bows Beaten by Hartford Harvard Takes the Measure
 of Yale.

did excellent work Saturday in two branches of sport. track and tennis, in the former defeating Waterbury High in dual track meet, S1 to "A, and capturing the shield at the ten his tournament at New Haven, Beach heinz runner-up and John M. Hol- combe winning the consolation. Sum- mary of events: ss5s9
 100-yard Patterson, II. F. H. s. first; Capen. H. F. H. S., second; smith, H. P. H. S., third; time, 10 seconds.
 22O-yard dash--Capen, H. P. H. S., first; Stahl. w. H. S.. second, Pnli- lips. II. P. H. S., third; time, 23 sec onds. :.
 44o-yard dash-Kisjassof w. H. S. first: Phillips. H. P. H. S., second: Hart. H. P. H. S., third; time, 52 2-5 seconds.
 Half-milc run-Kirjassoff, w. H.. g. first. O'Connor, H, P. H. S.. sec ond; Phelps. II. P, H. S., third; time, minutes [ 1k seconds.
 Mile run--Kirjassoff w. H. S., first. Wheeler, H. P. H. S., second; Brinley. H. P. H. S., third; time, 3 minutes seconds.
 12O-yards hurdles Patterson. HIP. IT 6 first, Case, Fl. P. H. S., second; Larkin. W. H. S., third; time, 17 1-5 seconds.
 22O-yards hurdles-Pillion. H. P. II. S.. first: Patterson, II. P. H. S., second; Larkn, w. Hdassoas Hd S. thaird; G,tlss; time q seconds.
 High jump--Lincoln. H. P. H. S.. and Morse, w. H. S., tied for first at ; feet inches; Lyman, H. P. II. S. third.
 Pole vau)t-Breed and Lyman, H, r. II. S., both tied for first at feet G inches; Kilbourn, H. P. H. S., third.
 Shot put---Pillion. H. P. H. s, first: Richards, H. P. H. s., second; Marks. H. P. II. S., third; distance, 35 feet II h inches.
 Hammer throw-Marks, Fl. P. Fl. g.. first; Trapp. H. P. H. S.. second: Pillion, H. P. H. &, third; s7 feet 6 inches.
 The discus throwing was omitted.
 Harvard won the. annual dual track meet from Yale at Cambridge Saturday. 57ia points to 46h. The Crimson's last previous victory was in 1909. Three dual meet records were broken---the two-mile run, the l2O-yards hurdles and the running broad jump. The first record to be broken was in the ,.rtwo-mtle run. Stone of Harvard covering the dis tance in. g minutes B 3-5 seconds, three-fifths of a second better than that made by King of Harvard in the stadium two years ago. Hill of Yale got a splendid start in the 120-yards hurdles. and was never headed. breaking the tape in l5 3-5 seconds. one-fifth of a second faster than the time made by Hallowell of Harvard when he made the former record of IS 4-5 seconds in 1900. Three splen- did performances marked the run ming broad jump. which was won by shefield of Yale with a distance of e3 feet 7k inches. The former dual record was established in 1899 by A. l.. Nickerson of Harvard with a jump of 22 feet 10 inches. Knox of Yale and Ford of Harvard. with jumps of a feet 6 inches and 22 feet 1 inch es. respectively, both exceeded the former record.
 Dartmouth won the banner at the twentieth annual games Of the New England Intercollegiate Athletic as- sociation in Brookline Saturday. ! Dartmouth had a margin Of thirteen points over Brown. Dartmouth won 3s points. Brown z3. Massachusetts 4 Institute of Technology 2f 5-6. and Williams 20. Very unexpectedly. the l University of Maine finished In fifth l place. with f4h points. Wesleyan | secured 12h. and Amherst. which had won the meet for the lsst four | successive years, could finish no bet < ter than seventh. with II points. !. the efforts of It's star sprinter. Rise . rari. Bowdoin captured five. Trinity < two. and Vermont alone vas kept !. from counting in any of the eyents
 Princeton buried Columbia in dual track meet in Princeton Satur- day by the score of 52 to g. The vis- itors got just two first places. These were in the ss0 yard run and in the shot put Gamble. the Tiger fresh man. who has been sho~ing up % well recently. von the 1ae yard and e9e yard dashes Armstrong. the Princeton -czptsin. easily won both hurdle evenss The sso yard run vas won hy Zink of Columbia in minute g Is seconds. which broke the for mer Columbia record This vas the preftiest race Of the meet. Lingie Of Pfincefon led nearly all the way. but a fer yards from the tape Zink forx- !, si ahe2d anf won hv about three feet Srsu of Princeton put ur a t. eco1 race in she mf1e. pinninS in ( minz<ss @ 1-s secoa1s