BELOW will be found a list of the Intercollegiate champions with their winning records, from the first meeting in 1874 up to this last one in 1880, which it is hoped will prove of interest to our sporting representatives: -

ONE-HUNDRED-YARDS RUN.

1874. - A. B. Neven, Yale 10 1/2s.

1875. - J. B. Porter, Cornell 10 3/4s.

1876. - H. W. Stevens, Williams 11s.

1877. - H. H. Lee, U. of Pa 10 1-5s.

1878. - H. H. Lee 10 1/4s.

1879. - H. H. Lee 10 4-5s.

1880. - E. J. Wendell, Harvard 10 4-5s.

(GRADUATES.)

1877. - J. H. Duffield, Princeton 10 3/4s.

1878. - J. H. Duffield 11 1-5s.

1879. - W. Waller, Columbia 11 1-5s.

EIGHTH-OF-A-MILE RUN.

1877. - H. H. Lee. U. of Pa 23 1/2s.

1878. - W. J. McNulty, Union W. O.

1879. - E. J. Wendell, Harvard 24 2-5s.

1880. - E. J. Wendell, Harvard 24 2-5s.

QUARTER-MILE RUN.

1875. - C. M. Culver, Union 55 1/4s.

1876. - H. W. Stevens, Williams 56s.

1877. - G. M. Hammond, Columbia 54s.

1878. - A. J. Burton, Columbia 54 1-5s.

1879. - C. H. Cogswell, Dartmouth 54 4-5s.

1880. - E. J. Wendell, Harvard 55 1-5s.

HALF-MILE RUN.

1875. - David Trumbull, Yale 2m. 6 1/2s.

1876. - R. W. Greene, Princeton 2m. 16 1/2s.

1877. - G. M. Hammond, Columbia 2m. 20 1/2s.

1878. - A. J. Burton, Columbia 2m. 8 1/4s.

1879. - C. H. Cogswell, Dartmouth 2m. 12s.

1880. - E. A. Ballard, U. of Pa 2m. 9 1-5s.

ONE-MILE RUN.

1874. - E. Copeland, Cornell 4m. 58 1/4s.

1875. - C. H. Barber, Amherst 4m. 44 1/4s.

1876. - E. C. Stimson, Dartmouth 4m. 58 1/2s.

1877. - W. Bearns, Columbia 5m. 33 1/2s.

1878. - M. S. Paton, Princeton 5m. 4 3/4s.

1879. - C. H. Trask, Jr., Columbia 5m. 24 3-5s.

1880. - T. de W. Cuyler, Yale 4m. 37 3-5s.

(GRADUATES)

1876. - W. H. Downs, Wesleyan 20 1/2s.

HURDLE RACE - 120 YARDS, 10 FLIGHTS.

1874. - C. Maxwell, Yale 20 1/2s.

1875. - C. Maxwell, Yale 19 1/4s.

1876. - W. J. Wakeman, Yale 18 1/4s.

1877. - H. Stevenson, Princeton 18 1/2s.

1878. - J. W. Pryor, Columbia 21 3-5s.

1879. - J. E. Cowdin, Harvard 19 1-5s.

1880. - H. B. Strong, Lehigh 19 1/2s.

ONE-MILE WALK.

1875. - W. A. Platt, Williams 7m. 50s.

1876. - M. M. Watson, N. Y. College 8m. 02s.

1877. - Chas. Eldredge, Columbia 7m. 30s.

1878. - Chas. Eldredge 7m. 38 3/4s.

1879. - R. H. Sayre, Columbia 7m. 49s.

1880. - R. H. Sayre 7m. 54 2-5s.

(GRADUATES.)

1876. - W. H. Downs, Wesleyan 9m. 45s.

1877. - H. Beach, Princeton 8m. 50s.

1878. - G. D. Parmly, Princeton 9m. 31 1/2s.

1879. - E. J. Mcllvaine, U. of Pa 8m. 51 4-5s.

TWO-MILE WALK.

1877. - Chas. Eldredge, Columbia 16m. 24s.

1878. - Chas. Eldredge 16m. 33s.

1879. - R. H. Sayre, Columbia 16m. 49 2-5s.

RUNNING BROAD-JUMP.

1876. - H. L. Willoughby, U. of Pa 18ft. 3 1/2in.

1877. - H. H. Lee, U. of Pa 19ft. 7in.

1878. - J. P. Conover, Columbia 19ft. 2 1/2in.

1879. - J. P. Conover 20ft.

1880. - G. C. Thayer, U. of Pa 20ft. 2in.

RUNNING HIGH-JUMP.

1876. - J. W. Pryor, Columbia 5ft. 4in.

1877. - H. L. Geyelin, U. of Pa 4ft. 11in.

1878. - J. P. Conover, Columbia 5ft. 6 1/2in.

1879. - J. P. Conover 5ft. 8 1/4in.

1880. - A. C. Denniston, Harvard 5ft. 1 1/4in.

POLE-JUMPING.

1877. - J. W. Pryor, Columbia 7ft. 9in.

1878. - C. Fabregon, College City of N. Y. 9ft.

1879. - F. H. Lee. Columbia 9ft. 3in.

1880. - R. B. Tewksbury 9ft. 4in.

PUTTING THE SHOT - 16 lb, 7-FOOT RUN.

1876. - J. M. Mann, Princeton 30ft. 11 1/2in.

1877. - F. Larkin, Princeton 33ft. 00in.

1878. - F. Larkin 32ft. 11 1/2in.

1879. - F. Larkin 33ft. 8 1/2in.

1880. - A. T. Moore, Stevens 35ft. 1 1/4in.

THROWING THE HAMMER - 16 lb, STANDING.

1877. - G. D. Parmly, Princeton 75ft. 10in.

1878. - F. Larkin, Princeton 76ft. 9in.

1879. - F. Larkin 87ft. 1in.

1880. - J. F. Bush, Columbia 84ft. 3in.

STANDING BROAD-JUMP.

1878. - F. Larkin, Princeton 9ft. 11 1/2in.

1879. - F. Larkin 10ft. 3 3/8in.

1880. - W. Soren, Harvard 10ft. 1/8in.

STANDING HIGH-JUMP.

1878. - F. Larkin, Princeton 4ft. 3 3/4in.

1879. - F. Larkin 4ft. 6 3/4in.

1880. - W. Soren, Harvard 5ft. 1 1/4in.

THREE-MILE RUN.

1874. - W. H. Downs, Wesleyan 18m. 17 3/4s.

1875. - D. C. Morrell, Amherst 17m. 07 3/4s.

1876. - E. C. Stimson, Dartmouth 16m. 21 1/2s.

THREE-MILE WALK.

1875. - W. R. Taylor, Harvard 25m. 22 3/4s.

1876. - T. A. Noble, Princeton 28m. 21 1/2s.

SEVEN-MILE WALK.

1875. - W. R. Taylor, Harvard 1h. 5m. 15 1/4s.

(GRADUATES.)

1874. - J. E. Eustis, Wesleyan 1h. 9m. 49 3/4s.

1875. - J. E. Eustis, Wesleyan 1h. 11m. 00s.

THROWING THE BASE-BALL.

1876. - J. M. Mann, Princeton 368ft. 6in.

BICYCLE RACE (2 miles).

1880. - W. P. Field, Princeton 7m. 57s.

TUG OF WAR (Teams of 4 men).

1880. - J. F. Bush, W. B. Parsons, Jr... Columbia W. O.

F. L. Henry, J. H. Montgomery

Of our six first prizes three were won by representatives of '82, and three by representatives of '83, all of whom will probably represent the College for the next two and three years at Mott Haven. In fact, the only member of the Team who will not be here next year is Mr. F. B. Keene, '80, who took second prize in the Standing High and the Pole Vault, so we may hope for some success next year, too, if the men will train carefully. The results of training were certainly capitally exemplified at our own Spring Meeting, as well as at Mott Haven, and we think that our athletes owe it to the College as well as to themselves to train as well and as carefully next year.

Since the publication of our best-on-record tables in No. 5 of the present volume of the Crimson, several of the records have been bettered by American amateurs, which are certainly worthy of more than a passing mention, but lack of space will prevent our giving any extended account of the performances. Early in the fall, the tables, corrected up to the date of publication, will be given with each number of the Crimson, but until then the following list of corrections will have to suffice. To begin with the Table of American College records, we have discovered that Mr. Dick's 1-4 mile record of 53 seconds was not made in College Sports, but in the Keystone Athletic Club Sports in Philadelphia, in the spring of 1877, so that the record cannot stand in the College Table. The best College record for the 1-4 mile, then, falls to E. J. Wendell, of Harvard, with a record of 53 1-2 seconds. Also, the half-mile record credited to Mr. Trumbull of Yale should instead be given to Mr. Colgate of Columbia, who ran in 2,05 at the Columbia Spring Games of 1877. The following corrections should therefore be made in this table up to June 15: -

EVENT. RECORD. NAME. COLLEGE. WHERE MADE.

M. S.

1/4-mile run. 53 1/2 E. J. Wendell. Harvard. Harvard College

Games, May, 1880.

1/2-mile run. 2.5 R. R. Colgate. Columbia. Columbia College

Games, May, 18???

1-mile run. 4.37 3-5 T de W. Cuyler. Yale. Intercoll. Games,

May 29, 1880.

3-mile walk. 25.16 3/4 - Caulmann. Cornell. Cornell College

Standing high Ft. In. Games, May 25, '80.

jump *5 1 1/2 W. Soren. Harvard. Intercoll. Games,

May 29, 1880.

Pole leaping 9 4 R. B. Tewksbury. Princeton. Intercoll. Games,

May 29, 1880.

* Also best American amateur record.

In our Table of American Amateur records, the following figures should be changed: -

EVENT. RECORD. NAME. CLUB. WHERE MADE.

M. S.

1-MILE RUN. 11.29 L. E. Myers. Manhattan A. C. Mott Haven,

Standing high Ft In. May 31, 1880.

jump 5 1 1/2 W. Soren. Harv. Coll. A. A. Mott Haven,

*Running brd. May 29, 1880.

jump 21 8 J. S. Voorhees. Brooklyn A. C. Brooklyn,

June 5, 1880.

* Mr Voorhees is the gentleman whose record of 21 ft. 4 1/2 in. was doubted last fall, owing to a doubt about the measurement. He now unquestionably heads the American amateur record.

In the Table of English Amateur records, the Clubs of the Standing High Jumpers are as follows: -

E. Hargreaves, Washington A. C., instead of Oxford Univ. A. C. is given; E. Moore, Burnley Cricket Club.

In the table of English Coll. records, the Hurdle Race record should be credited to C. H. Jackson of Oxford, with a record of 16 seconds, made at Oxford, Nov. 14, 1865, instead of to the 4 gentlemen mentioned as having records of 16 2-5 seconds.