New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-25

COlieSldHS ny CHe score VI VI w "a.
Besides cleaning up the shot-put, s
with !. heave Of 4a feet 5h inches, and
the discus throw, Cam added another
track record to his credit in the
| javelin throw. His best throw went
for distance of 143 feet inches.
In the sprints, Perlman, the speedy
New York University athlete, breasted
the tape in both the century and 900
yard dash. He took the lead from the
start in both events and held his posi-
ton at the fore all the way. His time
In eaen case was slightly below the
local track records, and had the
weather been ideal he might have
eoualed the present marks for the two
distances.
Boynton Finishes Second
Zunser carried off first honors for
the Violet in the high hurdles with
ease He topped the timbers in rare
form and in fair time. closely followed
by his teammate. Boynton. He also
took first place in the broad jump with
leap of 20 feet 1OA inches.
Running into; the teeth of brisk
breeze, which blew directly across the
field. paul Mooney, the star basketball
player, captured the halfmle run.
Coming from behind on the last lap
he passed the field and nosed out
Decker at the tape. The latter fell
and failed to cross the line by the
smallest of margins.
The South Bethlehemites proved to
be strong in the distance events, where
the Violet squad is weak, and captured
both first places in the one and two
mile runs. Bray captured the former
In minutes Sc 2-o seconds, while his
teammate, Carr, was clicked in 10
minutes 80 3-5 seconds over the longer
distance. Lyons, of the local team,
ran second in the mile, and Garlach,
of Lehigh, made it a clean sweep for
the visitors in the twomile event.
Sharp Outsprints Baldwin
Sharp, of Lehigh., came in first in
the low hurdles after trailing Baldwin,
OF the University Heights team. all the
way The latter lost his stride going
over the last barrier and had to give
way to Sharp. In the quarter-mile
run Cornell added another first for
the Brown and White, while Decker
and Burgess crossed the line together.
The visitors succeeded in annexinc
first place in the high jump, when
Seifert failed to clear the bar at feet
inches. Harrington took the place.
Paret,~ the Lehigh captain, proved his
worth, as a pole vaulter by winning
that event. while his teammate, Good
split the points for second position
with Reese, of the Violet college.
Paret's best attempt Melted him 10 feet
6 inches
The summary:
100 yard dash-Won by Perlman ~ Y.
u; karton, Lehigh second. Time-1o Is
seconds.
220 yard dash-Won by perlman, N. =.
seconds me 20 10
l2o high hurdles-won b. zunzer. N v
Y; Boynton n. Y. IT, second. Time
IL c5 seconds.
?2o yard low hurd es-Won by sharp.
ddehigh Baldwin. n. Y. L.. second. Time
p Is seconds.
=, 44n yard run-won by Cornell, Lehigh;
tie for second between Decker. ~ T.
and Burgess. Lehigh. Time-55 rs sec
onds.
so yard run-Won by Mooney. \. Y IT..
sssfn Nv aadasd, Lehigh' second. Time
One mile run-Won by Bray. J.ehigh;
IyonA n Y. L.. second. Time minutes
6s 2-S seconds.
Two, mile run--won by Carr I.ehish;
utes: 62 35 seconds.
:, High jump-Won by Harrington. Lee
high. feet inches: seifert. n. Y. t.,
second, feet S inches
20 feet 10 ga inches; Giloon, n. Y o.,
second, 20 feet inches.
shot pu'1Won by Cam, \. T. u. AZ
ZEE, IL inches; Quincy. n. Y. T.. sec
-, pis ssA ahrow-won by, Cam. n Y. u.
sseon3 1903 feet inches
-. savrlin throwIWon by Cam. n. Y. u,
second. t37 feet inches.
toic Vault-Won by Paret, Lehigh 10
Ieet inches; tie for second between
feet. " y" ="
Point score-N. z u 81: Lehigh 81,