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The postponed two mile bicycle race between Harvard and Yale was run Monday afternoon, Yale winning. As Davis was ruled out, F. A. Clark of Yale, and W. B. Greenleaf, second and third men were the only contestants. The race was started at 3.15 in a pouring rain, Greenleaf started with a lead a few feet, which he kept until the eighth lap, when Clark forged ahead winning by about 80 feet in 6 minutes, 48 2-5 seconds.
By winning first place in this event, Yale ties Columbia in first prizes and will take the cup and championship in virtue of her having the greater number of second prizes.
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