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DER NEUENHEIMER.
XXIII
Inter-College Sports.
After the College Sports no more rain fell before
the Saturday on which the Inter-College Sports were
held; consequently the ground was splendid, the only
rather heavy bit being the start for the quarter-mile.
The sports were held on the Neuenheim field this year
the Sports Committee were employed for days before-
hand getting the place rolled and levelled. Athough the
day was perfectly fine, clouds kept passing over and a
pleasant breeze, not sufficient to make running unplea-
sant, kept the competitors cool. During the bright inter-
vals the field presented a very gay • apearance and
crowds of spectators, watched the contest. The issue
was never very doubtful, the Seniors winning with
29 pts to 7 and the Juniors with 18 to 6. Landvoigt
won 6 medals for the Seniors and Maclean 2, for the
Juniors Christie won 4 and Dickie one. Thus both Se-
nior and Junior Shields remain in our posession for yet
another year; up to now the Junior one - has never
left us but the Senior one has been in Heidelberg's
hands for one year. Maclean had the misfortune to over
exert himself and to fall down dead-beat in the mile,
howewer be was not seriously injured by this unfortu-
nate event and was able to receive his prizes and me-
dals afterwards. After the Sports Miss Fenwick presen-
ted the medals and the prizes for the College Sports.
During the contests the Band of the 2. Bad. Gre-
nadier-Reg. Kaiser Wilhelm I Nr. no played a selec-
tion of music.
The Judges were Messrs. Girdlestone and Catty;
Timekeeper, Mr. Hill; and Starter, Mr. Montgomery.
Programme.
Neuenheim College. Heidelberg College.
Throwing Cricket Ball (open).
1. W. A.Landvoigt 4. L.Parker
2. V. Dickie 5. G. Augus
3. D. R.O'Flynn 6. E. Robinson
ist 1 2nd 3 Distance 90 yds. 2 ft. 7111.; 82 yds. oft. 10 in.
too Yards (under 16).
1. H. G. Christie 3. M. Evans
2. V. Dickie 4. L. Ovens
ist 1 2nd 2 Time n4/ä sec.
DER NEUENHEIMER.
XXIII
Inter-College Sports.
After the College Sports no more rain fell before
the Saturday on which the Inter-College Sports were
held; consequently the ground was splendid, the only
rather heavy bit being the start for the quarter-mile.
The sports were held on the Neuenheim field this year
the Sports Committee were employed for days before-
hand getting the place rolled and levelled. Athough the
day was perfectly fine, clouds kept passing over and a
pleasant breeze, not sufficient to make running unplea-
sant, kept the competitors cool. During the bright inter-
vals the field presented a very gay • apearance and
crowds of spectators, watched the contest. The issue
was never very doubtful, the Seniors winning with
29 pts to 7 and the Juniors with 18 to 6. Landvoigt
won 6 medals for the Seniors and Maclean 2, for the
Juniors Christie won 4 and Dickie one. Thus both Se-
nior and Junior Shields remain in our posession for yet
another year; up to now the Junior one - has never
left us but the Senior one has been in Heidelberg's
hands for one year. Maclean had the misfortune to over
exert himself and to fall down dead-beat in the mile,
howewer be was not seriously injured by this unfortu-
nate event and was able to receive his prizes and me-
dals afterwards. After the Sports Miss Fenwick presen-
ted the medals and the prizes for the College Sports.
During the contests the Band of the 2. Bad. Gre-
nadier-Reg. Kaiser Wilhelm I Nr. no played a selec-
tion of music.
The Judges were Messrs. Girdlestone and Catty;
Timekeeper, Mr. Hill; and Starter, Mr. Montgomery.
Programme.
Neuenheim College. Heidelberg College.
Throwing Cricket Ball (open).
1. W. A.Landvoigt 4. L.Parker
2. V. Dickie 5. G. Augus
3. D. R.O'Flynn 6. E. Robinson
ist 1 2nd 3 Distance 90 yds. 2 ft. 7111.; 82 yds. oft. 10 in.
too Yards (under 16).
1. H. G. Christie 3. M. Evans
2. V. Dickie 4. L. Ovens
ist 1 2nd 2 Time n4/ä sec.