Evening star., 1909-05-16
YALE WINS GAMES.
Lowers Harvard's Colors in Annual
Dual Meet.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, May 1h.-In the
best OF weather for fast time Yale beat
her rival from Cambridge in the annual
dual games on Yale field this afternoon,
the margin of victory being 2-5 points.
The total score, which was not de-
termined until after the last trial in the
broad jump, was: Yale. 55 1-5 points;
Harvard. 4S 40.
Three dual records were broken, and in
two events better than record time was
made. but in one instance the figure was
not allowed, and in the other the time
was made in a trial heat. OF the three
records broken the notable one was in
the two-mile event, when H. Jauques of
Harvard made the distance in 9.46 4-5.
which is As seconds under the record
of NJ. H. Stone OF Harvard, three
years ago. Cooney, Yale's famous foot
ball guard. tossed the hammer 159 feet
10 inches. which Is feet inch
farther than Shevlin put 1t in 1904. In
the 2o0-yard dash Foster Of Harvard
made the distance in 81 o-5 seconds. one
fifth Of a. second better than Schick OF
Harvard negotiated the same length of
track seven years ago. A splendid per-
formance was that of Howe of Yale, in
fifths of a second better than F. B. Fox
did in 1890. but unfortunately IN making
the ninth flight he tipped over a hurdle,
and it was later determined that the
record could not stand
Victory hung on the result of the thir-
teenth event, the broad jump, for had
Harvard taken all places she would have
won, but Fitzpatrick, the strongest man
in Yale, won first place by beating out
Little of Harvard by a single inch in a
magnificent jump.
The Summaries.
First trial heat. 120-yard hurdles-Rand. Har-
ward. won: Robbins Yale. second. Time, o. 15 As
equally dual record made by Fox. Harvard, in
1890.
Second trial heat-Howe. Yale. won: Long,
Harvard. second. Time. 0.16.
one-mile run-H. Jaques. Harvard. won; Coney.
Yale. second: NJ. B. Villas. Yale, third. Time.
First trial heat. 1oo-yard dash-Foster. Har-
ward. third. Time. O1O 1-5.
Hrvard. second: Henes. Yale. third. Time.
22o-yard dash, first trial heat-cary. Yale, won;
Time. O.23 Is
Second trial heat-watson, Harvard. won Enos.
Harvard. second: Henes. Yale. third. Time.
In the high jump three Harvard men. Har-
wood. Pope el,a and lawrence. and two Yale "a men men
Points divided-Harvard. 4 40; Yale. 3 Is.
Two-mile .run-H. Ja0ues Harvard won;
Lishtner. Yale. second: Weeks Yale. third.
Time, 3.46 As tbreaking dual record OF 9.53 30
made by Stone. Harvard in 1905.
440-yard rm.Merrehew. Harvard. won; Des-
Eird. Time. 0.49 %.
Final. 120-yard hurdles Howe. Yale. won;
Rand. Harvard. second: Robbins. Yale. third.
Time, OILS % (Time break ks record; question
OF allowance to be determined)
100-yard dash. lnal-Foster, Harvard. won:
Cary, Cary, Yale, ,n second; Blumer. Harvard third
The record In the 12o-yard high hurdles of
O.15 2-5 will not be allowed. Howe knocked
down a hurdle during his flight.
22O-yard dash. final heat-Foster, Harvard
won: Cary Yale, second; watson. Harvard.
second the dual record made by Shtck Of Har-
Pole vanlt-Tied at IL feet inches by Nelson
and Campbell Of Yale; Barr, Harvard, third
Points: Yale. ~ 1-5; Harvard. 45 -.
2so.rd hurdles, sssand Rand YALE
tnss1 ssa.vard rainGspitzer, Yale, won: Kir,asso
Yale. second; Boyden, Harvard. third Time.
Putting shot-Little. Harvard won: distance A.
feet / inch; Fitzpatrick. Yale, second, distance Al
Throwing hammer-Cooney. Yale. won. distance
159 feet 10 inches; Andrus Yale, second dis
tance 143 feet III inches; Goebel, Yale, third
distance 1856 feet 6 inches.
Cooney broke dual record Of 15s feet inches
made by Shevlin, Yale. in 1904.
Running broad Jump-Kilpatrick, Yale. won
distance % feet 81. inches; Little, Harvard, Sec
ond, distance % feet 1 N inches; Long. Harvard,
third. distance p feet 10ls Inches