New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-04
COLUMBIA VICTOR IN
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES
Piles Up 81 Points in Metro.
poIitan Track and Field Con.
tests on South Field.
OTHERS SCORE ONLY %
Blue and White Representatives
First in Every Event Except
Dashes-Brady Captures
Both Hurdle Races.

Columbia enjoyed field day at the o,
pense OF the local New York CITY co.
leges in the annual metropolitan interco.
legiate track and field champlonsb,,
games on South Field yesterday. IT..
Blue and White. with scarcely a regula,
varsity man competing, rolled up 50
points. against 10 for the College of tha
City Of New York. Manhattan College
was third with II points. while ST. Johns
scored only 3. Neither Fordham nor New
York University competed, although both
had entered teams.
Except in the dashes Columbia man
romped home I'm front in every event. and
in the majority Of the contests three Co.
lumba men were placed, while the shot.
put was a clean sweep for the Morning.
side team. Carey, of Manhattan, ives the
only outsider to break through the Co.
lumbia list Of victories. and he won both
the lO0-yard and furlong sprints by as
pretty running as was ever seen on the
field. Harvitt, a Columbia sophomore.
led In the hundred until within five yards
of the finish, when Carey broke through
with a wonderful burst OF speed ard
nosed ont the Blue and White runner
Practically the same thing happened IN
the furlong, although the finish was
little closer. with Harvitt just hair be-
hind the Manhattan man.
Forester ran a splendid race for Coun.
bia in the half-mile, and though his tine
was not particularly good, he was We'll
within himself at the finish. Mcdonald
one of the Columbia relay team, set out
, at the gun, and for the first two hundred
yards led the field. with gap Of ten
yards between him and kaplan OF the C.
c. y. Y, who was running second
Rounding the turn into the backstretch
Forester forged through and took the
lead in the stretch lie hello it rsh,
through the next lap and won by dozen
yards. easing up. Mcdonald was second
ard in the sprint for the tape Iichenor
another Columbia man, outran Kaplah
who had hung on well through the race.
Mcdonald just after the half cane
through in the quarter and won With
ease in 50 As. Mcdonald took the lead
at the start, and although he was
pressed nard oy Patton ana Spencer, team
mates, in the first furlOng he shook
them eff md won by five yards. spence
was right on Paton's heels and Ne
Caffrey, Of 81. Johns, was fourth
+. l.. Brady. Columbias sophomore
hurdler, who IS freshman last year
scored in the low hurdles IN tae in,s'-
coVegiates. and later captured The juno
national championship title in tne e'els
had little difficulty I'm winning both r'ts.
Brady had little opposition IN either - -
and his form was good. He "aizel
over the low hurdles in % - s'c''-a
and despite that fact won tie n'i
hurdles in rs - seconds. beaun- Aei'f
aid by ten yards. lie has been h.sa n-''
ding for only couple OF weeks.
Columbia took both distance runs AZ
though the time in each was hardly oe'''
han fair. Whelan. a novice, Won "f
mile i'm 4:ls - with SchaIer Of me -',
lege of the city q New York. seco'l
Gertz who won the reccn, sfr'es ."
tive Van Amringe cup at Columbia az
tured the two-mlle run in W@9-7
Neither Of the Columsiars was ior''
10 anything Ike his best
The summaries follow
1oo-yard dash-won by :. 'arey' Na s.S..
tan l. Harvitt. columbia. ono w. Iosss
G. . \. Y. third: r. McCanrey ~, 'o"H'
fourth Time 20 30 seconds ,,.,hv.
22O-yard dash-WOn hy d. 'tt sne.,s-
tan: A. Harvltt columbia. secona - 9.S1-2
Columbia. third: r. Gray Manhattan i'-''-
Time. p % seconds. . ,, ,,frr-
bia: r. Patton, Columbia. second D.. yy,s,s
fo Siri''' Tine .' 80 s. seconds. co,sn.
SsO-yard run-Won hy T.. Foerster; VS'-R
Tichenor. columbia, third; j. Kap'an' "
mile lie run-Won ~ r whelan. colg nv.
H. IT,, SGh oi G. e ,f,I n u i% TS[0o $50 = a.
r. s S9 'Iits g c. n. Y. second D B. sss
c., ga third Ta f. i q. yo g, hummer
100 lV Yard high hurdes~won by F. I. BT,;1
Columbia; ID. Tenney Columbia. second; -,
Donald. Columbia. finished second Ou'
90 yard low hurdles-Won by T. hs 80
Columbia: T. Mcdonald. Columbia, second.
Tabor. {. c. n. Y. third. Time. 20 20 "
0' High iump-won by B. Randall. cOlur'S
with 3 feet Ga inches: J. Hayender' "a 4, [
\. Y, second. with feet 5ls Inenes' rs
third between VI. ScNlooes -. =. 80 -
p. sullivan. With feet 2 inches. ,..,.rs.
Broad jump-Won by d, Tenney, o 20
with q feet inches: J. Hayender, Cip VI
y second. with Is feet 10 inches, r ~
Cafrrev. ~. Johns. third. with a lunp, .,
feet 10 inches: w. d. Barry, Columbia i0'"'
Shot putTWon by r. I. Beatty. ColunssA.
with A feet inches; J. oln'sted, ColaM1Drr
second. with 40 feet inches; r. Hale Co ,---
bia, third. with 35 feet inches j. -,
strong. Columbia, fourth. with 80 tee
inches.