Barclay and Wilson, both of Cambridge; R. Long, of Yale, and E. J. Dives, of Harvard, were the competitors in the next event, which was the quarter-mil run. Barclay lod for two-thirds the distance, when Dives, who had been keeping just behind, forged ahead and won by two feot. Long was third.
Throwing the hammer was the next event onthe programme: Spicer, Cambridge; Tomlinson, Oxford; Shevlin, Yale, and E.'T. Glass, Yale, wore the contestants. Shevlin won the rst round, making 152 foot 8 inches n his first throw, 146 foot 11} inches in his second, and 150 foot 11} inches in his third Spicer was second in the second round, but Glass boat him in the two subsequent rounds, Tomlinson never had a chance. The best throw was 111 fest 7 inches, which he made in the second round.
E. J. Clapp; Yale, won the hurdle event. Bird of Harvard was second. Time, 15 4-5 second:
L. P. Sheffield, Yale, won the long jump. 7 Godby, of Oxford, won the two-mile race. Churchill was second and Codwell third. Time, 9. minutes and 50 seconds.
The Americans were thus victors by six events out of nine, Cranxe's Wortp-ramp Bioop Mrxrune.
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