43?10?MV fVorpe Pi nnell, 43?4?48; John
Banter, 37-12?4!?. H I wings, 44-8-48
George Lascelle, 43?|??s, j. f Simonson,
43-?3?48; F. B. ti- wton, 44?4-4*. T. B
Pet tit, 40-8-48; J. \V Pettlt, 41-5???;
Carter, |S > 46. J. Undated', 2S?1(4 '?
j. U. Poller, 42 2 14; Mrs. R. Shaw, 30
4?43; llr. W. C. Travis. ?S ft 4?. B. 7
Burgess. .>0?8?42: 1*. O. Talem, 84?8?41;
Pr J. T. Kin#. 37-4?41; A t,. Ilohertson.
S4?8?40; H. C. Fowbr, 33-3?38.
Loughlin Lyceum's Games.
Bntry blanks have been Issued for the
Loughlin J.yreum games on Mny 27. to be
held on McGolrlrk Re. reallon Field, Brook
lyn. The feature events In. ludi n mntrh
relay, between the Knight-. of Ft Antony and
Jxmghlln 1 ?> reum for the rbsmplon.bin of
the Towng .l.-a's Catholic National Union.
Tiger Freshmen Win
Over Yale Youngsters
Special Despatch to Til* New Yubk HtuiA.
New Haven, Conn., May 7. ? The
Princeton freshman track team defeated
the Yale youngsters this afternoon, 60
to 44, In one of the beat freshman meeta
held on Yale field In many years. The
track event* were close and exciting,
the stars being Hulman of Yale and Me
Kim of Princeton. Hulman won both
hurdle events and the pole vault, while
the Tiger athlete carried off both sprints
and the broad Jump. Superiority In the
sprints gave the Tigers the meet.
One of the best events of the after
noon was the half mile, In which Con
ger of Princeton defeated Capt. Doflglas
of Yale by a foot. Douglas was looked
upon as a sure winner of this event.
The summary:
100 Yard Pash?Won by MeKlm. Princeton;
f.lchman, Princeton, second; Ivocke, Tale,
third. Time 10 1-8 seconds.
