The Athlete for 1866

22 THE ATHLETE. Saint John s College, Cam­ bridge. 26th February. Committe, Messrs. Watney, Morgan, Os­ borne, Doig, Andrews, Souple and Pitmaii. Stranger's Eace, Quarter of a r v Mile. Chcctliarn [Trinity Hall) ... 1 Gjbbs (Jems) ... ... ... % Hon. F. G. Felliam [Trinity) 0 C. Guy Pym [Civil Service) ... 0 P.M. Thornton [Jesus) ... 0 "Woneasily by Cheetbam; the other Cambridge men, in their anxiety to defcnt the crack London amateur, having exhausted themselves and Mtii, Pym, who^vas not at all iu condition, struggled with the greatest gameness, but fell exhausted about 1Q yards from home; time (on very heavy ground) 64 seconds. Race,, 100 Yards- Heat X. ... Heat 2. Cowie Podle Wyburgb Laidman 11 seconds Boyes Pitman Bagnell 1 |Brogden 0 ( Hey 0 Smith 0 j Atkins^yft 11 seconds. Heat 3. 11 seconds. FINAL HEAT. Boyes ... 1 Brogden ... 2 Won easilyby 5 yards, in 11 seconds. Lig-h Jump— Fitzherbert (5-ft.) ... ... 1 Hey 2 Also competed Pitman, Pritchard, Osborne and Simpson. Putting theWeight- Charnley (29-ft.) Hodges Also competed Osborne, Watney Iflherwoodj Ambrose, Pitman, Doig Gannon and Williams. Hurdle Race, 100 Yards— Heatr1. Heat 2. Fitzherbert ... 1 I Hey 1 Osborne ... 2 j Pritcliard ... 2 Timo 19i sec. Time 20 sec. FINAL HEAT. Fitzherbert ... 1 Hey 2 Osborne ... 3 Won witb the greatest ease in 19 seconds ; Osborne well up. Flat Race, Quarter of a Mile. Boyes I Cowie ... 2 Also ran, Osborne, Thorpe and Braithwaite ; time 58 seconds. Long Jump Fitzberbert (19-ft. 3-in.) ... 1 Wyburgb ... 2 Flat Race. 200 yards for Gra­ duates— MtfAsbn 1 ^Tol'l-y 2 Also ran, Cope, Govan, Haslam, ifcrtmp.on fmd Street; won by 6yards, in 22 seconds. Throwing the Hammer— Osborne (70-ft. 8-in.) ... 1 Williams ... ... ... 2 Also competed Gannonand Pearson. Flat Race, OneMile- Atkinson ... ... ... 1 Hoare ... ... ... ... 2 9 Started; Wonvery easily; time1 minute 15 seconds. Hopping Race— FINAL HEAT. Hey 1 Lee— Warner 2 Davis ... 8