The Athlete for 1868

THE ATHLETE. 19 HEAT 2. J. J. Roumicu (Jesus), 4 yds. . J W. Collett ( L ..A.C.), cratch . 2 C. Ri11lcy (Tri,n'ty), 3 yds.; E. Phelps (SidneyJ,4ycls.; J.R. parkes (John's), 6 yds. ; al ·o ran. Collett made a b.1d tart, leaving Roumieu with the lead. :Near the win– ning-po-t Collett pas ·ed all but Rou– n:i,ieu, who won by two or throe yards; t1rnc, 12! sec. HEAT 3. . C. Corfe (Je~us), 8 yds. . . 1 C. E. Gr on Trinity), 4 ytls.; R. Fitz– herbert 'John's), 4yd . ; J. Abbott ('l'ri– nity), 5 y1ls.; C. W. Wilcox (Magdalen), (j ytls. : abo ran. Corfc t:,uun pa:;sed his leaders, and making the running, won a gootl race; time, 12 sec. IlEAT 4:. R. N. Russ ·ll (Trinity ), 3 yds. 1 T. A. Pearson (Trinity , 4 y,ls. 2 T. Richardson (Jlfagclalen), ll yd . 0 R E. ouch (Emm.cmuel), 7 y<ls. 0 Pear on hdd the lead till near tho post, when Hus::1011 rn ·l.i.ed past him, antl won by nearly a yanl; time, 12 sec. R. E. Tomkin on (Trin. IIaU), 5 yds. . . . . . . . . 0 F. Jcfforon (Trinify J G yd . . 0 S. D. Headlam ( Tri:dty ), 6 yd ·. 0 Ingham took the leatl for about a thircl of the distance, when Clifford passe1l ~im, and won by three or folll' yards ; tune, 13 ec. HEAT 8. H. T. Gurdon·Rchow (Trinity), 4 yd.. . . . . . . . . I R. C. I axton ( Trinity , 6 yd . . 2 W. A . .Borradaile (Joh11''), 7 yds. O Paxton touk the lead, hnt was cau..,.ltt near home by Gurdon-Hcl.,uw, who ""n the lowest l1cat in H ,-ec. Fl:N'AL H l<:AT. 0. 0. Oorfc (Jesus), 3 yds. . l T. l\Iilvain (Trin. IIall), 2 yds. :3 beating Waltham, Rour11icu, Ilussf 11, Knight, n.nd Clifford. l\Iilvain ma,le the running to the pa– vilion, wliere orfe pnrte<l flmrngh lti. · meu, untl won by a fout or two in 13 1,1·<'. Half Mile Handicap for a Silwr Cup, Yalue £10- HEAT 5. HEAT 1. T. J\1ilvain (Tri,i. llall), 2 yds. 1 W. A. Borradaile (Trin. 1Iall 1 , H. 'outter (Emmanuel), 5 ytl::i. 2 70 yd . . . . . . . . . C. Kn1g (L.A.C.), 3 y<ls. . . O S. D. 1-Ieatllam (Trinity), 55 yd~. ~ H A. Pitman (Julw's, , 4 yds. 0 R. E. 'ouch (E,nmanuljl), 70 yds. 3 J. John on Emnw11uel , 5 yd . O J. F. Fu t cr '1.'rin. IIall , 35 yds. () F. Palm1·r Trin. IIall), 6 y<ls. 0 The me l.ty between the three Milvain, with n. goou. titnrf, made nll placeu., _and after several alt1·rntions the running, anu. en.me in fir t, with Borradrnlo ran stron~est, arn~ won hy uutter four or .live ya.nls behind; tim , about twenty yan1s; tune, 2 mm. l O i:<1 r. 12 see. I HEAT 2. I!EAT G. E. Phelps (Sidney), GO yds.. . C. E. Knight (Prin. Jlall), 2 yds. 1 T. G. Little (d. Pt:for':; , 5 y,l . 2 L. . Norri (John's ), 4 y<Li. • o R. K Tomkin on (Trin. Hall ,, H. W. Yeatman (EmnL£w1wl), 55 yds. . . . . . . . :~ 4 )d. . . . . . . . . . O Also ran-E. Lucas (Trinity), •15 E. P. Gibson (St. l'tler's), 5 yds. 0 yds.; J. R. Sparkes Uolin's , 5."i Ydi-:. T ~eatman fell early in the race, and 1>helps led all the wny; time,·2 min. K111ght won in 13 sec. 6 sec. HEAT 3. HE.\T 7. G. T. Royd ( Trinity), 50 )dS. W. Clifford (1 1 rin . Ilrt7l\ 5 :v<l 1 II. T. \Vood ( Clare), 15 ycls. . '.'. E. 'I. Ingham Tri,iity), 4 yds. 0 E. A. Pitman (John', 1 , 20 yds, . 8 I