New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-09
Columbia Defeats Brown
Athletes by Big Margin
Winners Capture First
Places in Ten Out
of Fourteen
Events.
ID, r.l.s:sra e n. Tnbuns.l

Providence. r. l., May s.-Columbia
defeated Brown in a track and field
meet on Andrews Field he-a this af-
tcrnoon by score of 70 20 56. The
affair was more closely contested than
the score would indicate. Conditions
for fast time were not good, n strong
wind blowing across the field. which,
coupled with soggy track from the
rains Of the last two days, made
the going hard for the athletes.
Columbia won ten first places in the
fourteen events on the card, Russell
Beatty. the intercollegiate shot-put rec
ord holder. winning two of them. Har-
witt, the sprinter landed two flrsts
and Wilmer. the hurdleT, also captured
two. s. Whalen. Duke" Olmstead and
Graham each took one event and
Descher tied with Chaplin aud White,
Of Brown, in the running high jump.
Beatty gave a fine exhibition, put
ting the sixteen pound shot 43 feet
1917 inches and scaling the discus 11s
feet 4 inches. His total was eleven
points, as he got third in the ham
mer throw. This score tied that OF
Hallorar, Of Brown, who won the quar-
ter and finished second In the 100 and
220 yard dashes.
The half mile run was one of the
prettiest races OF the afternoon, Coop,
Of Brown. losing the race by turning
around 70 see his opponent After
winning the mile from Gertz, Of Co
lumbia. Coop ran the greater part OF
the distance in the lead, and ten yards
fro I the irish Whalen passed him, the
Columbia man winning by foot.
The quarter mile, won by Halloran,
of Brown. was almost as good as the
half The winner ran third up TO
100 yards from the finish. and nosed
out his captain, Larry Hall, BY one
and a half yards. Hall. IN turn: was
two yards ahead of Whalen, OF Co
lumbia.
Coop won the mile by two and one
half yards over Gertz, OF Columola'
who barely beat Waterman by foot.
In the high jump three men, Loescher'
OF Columbia, and White and Chaplin,
81 Brown. tied for first. and in the
iump-otr for the medals the Columbia
man won.
The feature performance for Brown
was the winning Of the pole vault by
Mclaughlin, who made new Brown
record by clearing 10 feet ga inches,
adding two inches 20 his former mark.
Smith. Of Columbia. ran away from
the field in the two-mile run, beating
Kcough. Of Brown, by seventy-ive
yards.
The summary follows:
100 YARD dash Won hy A H.rVi', Columbia
T. HaIuiaI BruaL. second. +. ]. ApI.eup. TO
mmbia tlrI Time. olo?-'. -,
I-o.yarI llsh hurdles Won hy '" Vooner
Columbia lead heat bei"een = 'IG'ss
'1 G, i4,' c'un S.- ..,aai " ws'sfmaa
no i,a var, ,I''l ds.h lh BY J. H.ioran Broan
Laurence Hal Rtasn. second. whalen Go
iumbia Tine a.. = sr,,,, co,urs,,
T. kcoush Broau second. Mohariy. Brown
5.o-ys-i los agfdls,-won by D v ,yoilmsr
Columbia. l,aar. Brosn seooad. '" VAUGHAN
brown. third Time. 2, :.
..u.yari dash Won d. A HAU.t;. Co.gmb!;
Halolsa Brown second. Lawrence Hal Brown.
so ,ar .i' rln-Woa by ; whsIsn Columbia. A
Cop. Brosn. second. VI Hus,ehoecS 'o'1moi'
ri,t,as -t5,lrd sha, Won by Russell Beatty.
oa.umits +, + Oimsisad. Columbia. second. ?
" Iiuarey. columbia. third Distance IS feet
l,uhaias nigh iamp-E Loes-her Columbia :
pl.re Height. feet 4, insne ., g.. =
Rr.,sn Be.,ty, Columbia third Distance. 20
Ipirin. sr,.d ,unp-won by : Z. Graham. Co
fYnria I u Liftlc Brown. s~cvut. J Isaac.
H-oaa third Distance. 20 feet iolt inehss
Discus fh-ps Won ty Russell BeAty Columbia
4 Bur,eu ilroEn. second " nt:aney. third
re ,su.,-w5a ty II Mclaughlin, Brown. ,;
Nur,h Brosn f5r third Height. 10 feet ~
inches.