Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-16
TRACK MEET is
WON BY OLD Eli
YALE DEFEATS HARVARD IN
CLOSE CONTESTS
Three Records Are Broken and Result
Is Undecided Until After the
Finish of the High
Jump
rBy Associated Press.l

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May 10y az
beat Harvard in the annual dual games
on Yale field this afternoon. The tota
score. which was not determined unit
after the last trial in the broad jump
was: Yale, SO 10; Harvard, AZ 40
Three dual records were broken ahC
in two other events better than recort
time was made, but in one instance tnt
figure was not allowed, and in the othel
the time was made in trial heat
OF the three records broken the not
able one was in the two-mle event
when H. Jacques of Harvard maze tht
distance in 9:46 As, which is l 40 sec
onds under the record OF M. ii. otoli'
of Harvard three years ago; -.,ar5
Cooney. Yale's famous footbau guarn
tossed fhe hammer 1853 feet inches
which is feet l inch farther than
Shevlin put it in 1904. H.,
In the coward dash Forster of Har-
va rd made the distance in II 20, winch
is oneSfifth of a second better than
Shick of Harvard made 1t seven years
ago. 49,. hio-,, BUNDLES
in 2-5 of a second better tLa n ;,,t -
Fox did in 1899, but in making the nm ~
dight he tipped over hurdle, ana u
vas later determined the record could
not stand. Summarizes 11or
vard-Won by Merrihew, Har-
ward. DeSelding, Harvard, second; La
Montague, third. Time :49 20;
Finai 12O-yard hurdles-Won by
Howe. Yale; Rand. Harvard, second
robbins. Yale. third. Time, 10 90
This time breaks the record
Points-Yale, TO- Harvard, Ia.
onward dash. final-Won by roster
Harvard: Cary, Yale, second; Blumer'
Harvard, third Time, 10 10
Points-Yale, II; Harvard, 20.
The record in the 120 yards hlgh
hurdles of Is 2-5 seconds will not De
allowed as Howe knocked down a hur-
First trial heat, 1OO-yard hurdles
Won by Rand, Harvard; Robbins ale;
second. Time, :15 45. Equaling dual
record made by Fox of Harvard IN
1899.
Second trial heat-Won by Howe,
Howe, Yale; Long, Harvard, second.
First trial heat, 1eO-yard dash-Won
nv Foster. Harvard: Cary, Yale, sec
ond: Blumer, Harvard, third. Time
second trial-Won by Burch, Yale;
Enos Harvard, second; Henes, Yale,
third. Time, 10 2-5.
One mile run-Won by H. Jacques,
Harvard; Coney, Yale, second; M. b.
Villas, Yale, third. Time. 4:29 2-5.
Points-Yale, 8; Harvard, 8.
SS0-Yard run-Won by Splitter, Yale,
Kiriassoff, Yale, second; Boyden, Har-
ward, third. Time, 1853 4-5.
Putting shot-Won by Little, Har-
ward, distance A feet l inch; Kilpat-
rick, Yale, second, distance Al feet 6
inches; Coy, Yale. third, distance Al
feet "a inches.
Points-Yale. %; Harvard, 26.
22O-yard hurdles, final - Won by
Howe, Yale; Hardner, Harvard, sec
ond; Rand, Harvard, third. Time. IA.
Points-Yale, SO To- Harvard, So 40.
In the high jump three Harvard men,
Harwood, Pope and Lawrence, and two
Yale men, Kelley and Garfield, tied
at feet 10 inches.
Two mile run-Won by H. Hacques.
Harvard; Lightner, Yale, second;
Weeks, Yale, third. Time, 9:46 40.
BREAKS dual record of 1858 S5 made
by Stone, Harvard, in 1867
Running board jHmp-Won by Kill
patrick, Yale. distance % feet 272
inches; Little. Harvard, second, dis
tance % feet l. inches; Long, Harvard
third, distance 20 feet 101a inches.
Throwing hammer-Won by Cooney,
Yale, distance 159 feet 10 inches; An
drus. Yale, second, distance 143 feet
q inch; Goebel, Yale. third, distance
1876 feet inches. Cooney broke dual
record, 1853 feet 9 inches, made by
Shevelin, Yale, in 1904.
Points-Yale, so 1-5; Harbard, As 45.