The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-04
ACADEMY GRADS
STOOD WELL IN
THE TIGER GAMES
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HE Especial to the Evening StdTsJ
PRINCETON, May Awhile the an
nual Caledonian games were taking
place on University Field yesterday
afternoon. Harvard managed to defeat
Princeton at tennis ON the university
courts by the score of 5 to 4.
The Tigers really o only one match,
as they secured the four points by de
fault. The athletic games attracted the
most attention. Dowd. Breigham and
Bumstead, former Newark Academy
athletes, were the star performers.
| Addison Fl. Bissell was third in the
shotput.
The seniors won by a slight margin over
the ssoplIomores. with the freshmen a
close third. The Juniors didn't do much.
A spasinodie breeze helped the runners
somewhat in the dlshes, but. all in all, the
work was the best shown here In many a
day. Captain Gnmble gained Il victory over
Dawborn in the 100-yard dash, after a
pretty fight to the tape, in the very fast
time OF 8 IA seconds. Dawborn went the
best races of the meet.
Dwight took first place in both the hurdle
events. covering the high sticks in 10 20
seconds. Dwight has all the earmarks of
a star and is expected to make good this
year. The distance runs We're holly con-
tested.
The field events We're close. but the high
wind late In the afternoon hindered the
Tigers quite a bit III this department.
Princeton will meet Yale here Saturday for
the annual track contest. The SUMMARY:
l00-yard Dash-Won by Gamble, 1869
second, Dawborn, 1893, third, Black, 1912.
Time, 8 As seconds.
220-yard Dash-Won by Dawborn, 1909;
second, Black; third, Perkins, Time, p rs
l4O-yard Dash-won by Sawyer, 1912;
second, conger, 1909; third, Mckinney
Ss0-yard Run-Won by Whitley, 1910;
Time. 2 minutes 2l-5 seconds; ,ooo
sp esSdn'' Parsons sons G 1899. third Valentine
ilsll, Time, I minutes 80 SECONDS, ~,
second, Port 1911; third. Melick, 1911.
12e-yard Hurdle-Won by Dwight, 1911;
SECOND; Bumstead. 1911: third, Turner.
22o-yard Hnrdie-Won by Dwight, i9ll;
Pole Vault-Tie between Bennett, 1911.
feet 4 inches.
i6-pound Hammer-won by McGregor.
1911; second Bredemus 1911; third Critch-
second. MoGregor, 1911; third, Bissell'
1872, Distance, q feet 10 inches,
high Jump-Ile DetWeen Dell ana BART
lett, 19l2; third. Bumstead. Height, ) feet
7 inches.
Running Broad Jump-Won by Dowd,
1909; second, Adams. 1912: third. Bredemus,
1911. Distance, q feet 1ia inches.
The high wind was a great handicap to
the tennis players, and there were few &C.
curate strokes. The Tigers really won only
one match, securing the other four points
by default. The match between Raleigh, Of
Princeton, and Cutting. of Harvard, was
the best of the meet. Fhe Tigers secured
a victory after quite a tusslc. Niles played
particularly well for Harvard,
The summary:
Singles-Nlles. Harvard, defeated Cor
dou, Princeton. Ga. So Burr, Harvard.
defeated Rowe. Princeton, SO. 60. RAJ
leigh, Prieceton. defeated Cutting, HAIRY
ard. 81. 6-L Sweetser. Harvard, de-
fea ted Thomas, Princeton. 6-S. Is. Adj
ans, Harvard. defeated Gerlach, FRINGE
ton, Cd. 6-3.
Doubles-Niles and SNeetser, Harvard,
defeated Thomas and Rowe, Princeton
G-1, 6-1. Burr and Adams. Harvard. de-
feated Gerlach and Gordon, Princeton
rs, SO.