The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
COLUMBIA PUSHED BY
COLGATE TRACK MEN
Expected Walkover Fails 70 Ma
terializc, as Home Team
Wins, g. 2-3 to So l-3.
PICKARD Is BIG SURPRISE
Beats Mcdonald in Both Hurdle
Races-Black Beaten in
220 Yard Dash.

Columbia didn't swamp Colgate ss ex.
pected In the lone track meet of the year
on South Field yesterday afternoon. The
dual meet with the Hamilton coliegians
marked the close of IA clean record of VIC
tories. the score being ca 2-3 to 50 la
'oints The victors were defeated In Sow
erai of the fiat and hurdle races and failed
to place In the pole vault. Colgate scored
seven first places, one more than Column
bia.
Tho Blue and white filers were weak
ened by the absence OF Frank Brady and
the slump In form of Frank Macdonald,
the Junior metropolitan hurdle champion.
Macdonald was beaten badly In the hur-
die races. When the score was tied he
ran In the half mile In order 90 scare up
a few needed points.
The distance men of Colgate did the
bulk of the winning w. Gould ran q
weird mile. He ran n fast quarter and
was leading NJ. Gertz OF Columbia by
thirty yards. AT the half mile mark no
fell back and seemed to have shot his bolt
Gertz crept UP and passed him and was
leading by ten yards at the three-auarter
post. He looked strong. while Gould wab-
bled badly. furlong from the tape
Gould seemed to have inhaled a supply
OF speed fumes. for he sprinted terrih-
cally and passed Gerts hundred yards
from the finish. He shot past the yarn
with ten yards TO spare In minutes 81 3-b
seconds.
Tom Black Of Columbia started badly
In the hundred yard dash. but hustled
hard for Atty yards and bre,z d across
the line winner by three yards In 10 as
seconds. The furlong dash was his tenth
race In ten days. He led for half the dis
lance. with w. Adams OF Colgate a yard
behind. Adams caught up fifty yards
from the finish and crossed the line a few
inches in front. The time was 2S 2-5 Sec
onds.
The work of Capt. Pickard Of Colgate
was the surprise OF the meet Plckard
won both hurdle events with ease from
such cracks as Vollmer, Macdonald and
Graham. The summaries:
100 Yard Dash-won bv T r. Black.
Harvitt Columbia. third. Time. 10 as
seconds.
gate; NJ. Geriz Columbia, second: c Hsrfi-
man, Colgate third. Time, minutes
1870 Yard High Hurdles--won by l..
| pickard. Colgate; +. Macdonald. Columbia.
second; II. Cassidy. Colgate. third. Time,
$40 YasA nun--won by A,,Harv!tt. Column.
| 2?O Yard Low Hurdles-won by L. Pickard.
r. Macdonald. Columbia, third. Time. 81 it
seconds.
| 220 Yard Dash-Won by w. Adams Col
ga'e' n. E. Block Columbia. second: ID. W.
volmer. Columbia. third. Time. 20 rs
| seconds.
$50 Yard Run.won by W. Y: Van Tuyi.
/ Colgate; F. Whslan. Columbia, second;
f.. Macdonald. Columbia. third. Time. .
| minutes seconds.
Two Mile Run-won by II. ,Berns,rom.
COLGATE; l. g. Smith. Columbia: second: :
" GOULD. Colgate third. Time. 0 minutes
Hammer Throw-won by C. L. olmsted
Columbia. with l4i feet So inches: a.
s inches; II. Beatty. Columbia, third, with
| ll9 feet on inches.
Putting 10 Pound shot-won by R. Beatty
| omsted Columbia second. with ~ feet
| inches; W swsrthout. Colgate. third. with
81 feet tx inches.
Pols Vsul'-H. r. McpougaL Colgate;
c. Butts, Colgate. and r. westfaii. Colgate
/ all tied for irst place at 8 feet Points
| divided without a Jumpon.
Running Broad Jump-won by s.. E.
D. Tenney. Columbia, second with ri feet
y inch; l. Guild. Colgate, third. with
Running High Jump-won by H. Schultz
Graham Columbia: II. Loescher. Columbis
and /. Terwil'iger, Colgate, tied for second
/ with feet inches.