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nSeEVERYTHING IS IY HEADIVESSfteFOR THE SPORTS OF THE!COLLEGE STIOE.VTS.010200«mk.*THE RELAY TEAMS ARRIVE£*! A Lint of the Events In Their Order« ■ g l n, ' e1 | mid n Table ShowlnR the RecordsfC0 of the Runners From th«* Varioust)Colleges That Will Compete To-5 day.NaAdIiiEverthing is in readiness for the college relay races to-day, to be held in conjunction with Pennsylvania’s sports at the opening of Franklin Field. The top coating of fine cinders was put on the track yesterday forenoon and the big sprinkler and team roller worked till after dark putting on the finishing touches. Separate apartments have been fitted up underthe grancf stand for the interschblas-tic and the visiting college teams.Harvard and Corneil reached the city yesterday afternoon. and last night with the Pennsylvania team occupied a box at the Mask and Wig’s play of “Kenilworth.” The box was beautifully decorated in the Harvard and Cornell colors. In addition to the relay teams all the Pennsylvania athletic teams were in* attendance upon the special invitation of the Mask and Wig. Pennsylvania cheers resounded j on all sides welcoming their guests.The other relay teams will reach the city early this morning, *The four men composing the rival teams, the exact order in which they will run, the best time which each has made in the quarter mile, and the colors which will be worn by each to aid in the recognition of the teams are found in the following summary:HA RVA R D. SYLVAN IA.Vincent .......5’ 2-5 Warren .........52Bremer ......51 Freeman .......512-5Bingham ......51 1-5! Orton ..........53Hollister .......51 Ramsdell.Colors—White jer-' Colors—Red andsey, crimson sash. 'Blue jersey.CORNELL. i COLUMBIA.HiEvtmar the him lowj ingr findnotcom gree proc will thecldecomnurr qulr of s the E\ lege liket stlifareapplt;only ball' be i of tnouiBeckman ______.54He Salazar .....52 3-5• •. 5(5 3-5• • • • •I.55 1-5 andStratford .......53GJlghouse .......54,3tebbens .56 1-5 KingsleyRulison H2 3-51 Eh richColors—White jer-! Colors—Bluesey with red sash. White jersev.LEHIGH. . I LAFAYETTE.Yates ........ .53 1-2 Clark ..........55Loomis •........56 Barclay ........56.toss ...........58 I Sigma n ........50Wheeler ........53 jWnl bridge ......50Colors—White |er- Colors—White jersey with brown L. sey with maroon L.r. of new York.(college, c. of n.y.0. C. Smith....5(5 Iregnan .......57\. E. Munson,.58 Allmuth ........56 4-5Foster .........55 1-5 Jellinghuas ____56 1-5Roberts .......55 1-51 Lyons ..........54 1-5Colors—White jer- Colors—Purple andsey violet sash.SWARTHMORE.umrdayBedresbllithelpa s willlarlucktotaof ItheCifavctheof vEdhOFstreWe:\YfeetHedges ........54 2-5Gleim ..........54Sullivan .......56 2-5€$ptliiifer ....Colors—Ga rnetwith white sash.Orange sashes.RUTGERS.Van Arsdale 54 2-5Cooper .......55Parsons .......55Hobart .........54 3-5jersey! Colors—Black jersey,with scarlet sash.crcn The and fout Ti of 3 Lau everl.♦INTER-SCHOLASTIC.CENTRAL HIGH. I MAN. TRAINING.Fowler.Frazier.3. Thomas.4. Shengle.Color a—(Tim songold sashes.GERMANTOWN1. J. Hedges.2. E. Meehling.3. C. McCartv,1. Ligraham.2. Preston.i 3.AC.HeyL14. Reynolds, and! Colors—Black jerseys,with red sashes. PENN CHARTER.1. J. Ridgeway.2. J. Rearer.8. W. Thorpe. •4. W. M. Thaekard.;4. C. Hunsberger. Cbloc^— Red.black and} Colors—Blue and yel-blue strioed jerseys.; low' sashes.HAVERFORD G. S. {CHELTENHAM AC.1. Ra msey.2. Hansen.3. Sayen .(Capt.)4. X. viGage.Colors—White jerseyswith maroon* yellow sasheq.DE LANCE Y SCL.1. W. P. Remington.2. F. Rivinus.3. F. R. Plumb.1. C. Chester.2. R. Colt. 115.3. M. I^amberton. ’66.4. A. G. McConnell,,96 (Capt.) and! Colors—White Jersey;blue C on breast. EPISCOPAL ACAD.1. I. W. Marcus.2. H G. Morse.3. . J. Frazer.4. J. K. Knurs.FiTusTanGokTimDenFrieSe11(5104105 1.02 Po i rTI(Per(Do*(RelMissalsoFoStakto o4. R. Oglesby. .. .....Colors—Red and white) Substitute, P. S. sashes. f Michael.Colors—Light bluewhite sashes.The order of events is as follows: 1. 100 yards dash.Me-and2. Relay race. Central High School Manual Training Sschool,30 cey)radtalsoFiMic!Bouvs.,3. Half mile run.4. Relay race. Haverford College Grammar School vs. Cheltenham Academy. ■ ■ iff ’ P5. 120 yards hurdle.6. Relay race. College of City of New York vs. University of New York.7. Mile walk.8. Relay race. Germantown Academy vs. Penn Charter.9. Mile run.10. Relay race. Swarthmore vs. Rutgers. t u %3f§£v11. 220 yards dash.12. Relay race. De Lancey School vs. Episcopal Academy13. 220 yards hurdle.,14. Relay race. Lehigh vs. Lafayette,'15. Relay race. Harvard vs. Pennsylvania.10. 2 mile bicycle.17. Quarter mile.18. Relay race. Cornell vs. Columbia.seco (i tlt; Rosi also Si: (Kelt; (Bla (Sco Plen tairt dit. alsoORHETTWill Tnl^e on Jitckson If Fit*FiPilffRen; Torr each 101 lt;S$lt;furic 122 Mur H., 1 Heat
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Apr 20, 1895
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