The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-05-15
CURRENT TOPICS
IN SPORT WORLD
YALE, CORNELL, PENN AND MICHI-
GAN WIN DUAL
MEETINGS.
YALE CREW IS BEATEN
ENGLISH POLO PLAYERS SHOW
BETTER FORM--MACk GETS
$4,000 FOR oUTFIELDER
.-.-.----.-- HOGAN. ~--5v----s -.-.---

ale won the annual dual games
from Harvard by 81 Ia to As 1-2
points. The meet was held at New
Haven this year Captain Foster, the
crack sprinter, broke down. a tendon
giving way. wilmington in the two
miles, jacques in the mile and half
mile and Gable In the hammer throw
starred for HARVARD. Chisholm, of
Yale. took the high and low hurdles,
and Yale won all three places in the
pole vault.
Captain Fitzpatrick, of Yale. won the
shot put and was second to Holden,
of Yale. in the jump. Harvard won
all three places in the two mile run.
Cable, the Harvard hammer throw
"r. IL d colored man. He has beaten
$50 feet and tossed the missile 14s
feet inches in the Yale games
Cornell beat Princeton in the dual
games at Ithaca. 10 LIZ to 81 IL
points. Captain Macarthur. of Cornell,
Won the 440 yards dash In ~ 2-5. a
splendid performance, as the wind was
against him. Stioolt, of Cornell, won
the high hurdles in IS IA. an event
that seemed sure for Captain Dwight.
of Princeton. kanzler. of Cornell.
put the shot 80 feet inches. and in
the two mile run and broad jump
Princeton was unplaced. Dwight won
the low hurdles for the Tigers, and
Beaumont the high jump. the only
two first places captured by Prince
ton.
Carey. the crack navy sprinter. won
the century, two1twenty and. four-for-
ty yards races In the games with
PENNSYLVANIA. His time for the hun
dred yards was As. In the two
twenty he made Fl As and in the
quarter 80 3-5. Penn, however. won
the meet SIS to "A points.
Michigan had an easy time with
Syracuse. taking the meet, held "A.
Ann Arbor. SIS to 40. Horner, In the
shot put, Craig in the sprints and
Haimbaugh in the two-mi1e run per-
formed In fine style for the victors.
The record is likely to 60 in the
twomile race at the intercollegiate
games. Wilmington, of Harvard. can
beat ten minutes: HRimbaugh, of
Michigan, did a;47 % Saturday; the
time of Wolfe. L. of p, was $50 is;
that Of Crandaa, of Cornell, 9:5s.
The English pony polo players are
being TO show their form. They cas-
~ beat the Bryn Maur team, IL TO
"a goals. Captain Cheape is show
ing the American players new
stroke. He gets cut on the ball that
shoots 1t in curves. In a recent prac-
tice game he scored two goals in this
fashion. the ball travelling in almost a
semi circle.
Column hia varsity beat the Middies
on the Severn, the New DIRK crew
winning by three lengths.
ale Is blue. no doubt OF that, for
the crew was beaten by the Univer-
sitN Of Pennsylvania in a two-mila
race AT Springfield, Mass. Yale splash
I'd along SIX lengths In the rear OF
the flying Quakers.
Meridian took the Kentucky Derby,
Saturday, making a new record over
the course. The son of Broomstick
did the mile and a quarter in EOS.
Governor Gray WAS second. The much
touted Round the World .also ran
Colston got the place.
Boston, Cincinnati and Brooklyn |
among the National League clubs
have refused to waive on Reulbach. |
He has chance TO remain with the |
Cubs If * ms safowsr Manager Chances
something against the Superbas Mon |
day.
Griffith Ia willing to trade McQuil- |
zen for Realhach.
II is said the Boston Red Sox have |
let Frank Smith go to the Cincinnati |
club. McAleer says he can use the |
piano mover.
Boston made a poor deal when |
John-I Taylor let Lord and Mcconnell |
go for Smith and Purtell. even Il
~9yoe Engie and Larry Gardner are
playing great ball for the Red Sox
Connie Mack got $4,000 from the
st. Louis Browns for Hogan. the Cali
ornia recruit Mack makes a few
pennies by this deal. for Hogan cer-
ainly did not cost him more than
'nehaif that amount.
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