The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-09-26
that Rust viii clip a nfth Of a second Of

that Must VIII cup n NTH ol n efSobu on
this time at the International meet.
The half-mile may 10 dismissed Ia lev
words, for. barring accidents, II T. almorf
q certainty for the I.ey H. " Workman
I 81 Cambridge. one 81 tho best runner
( hat ever studied at the university J.
,hcra Is an American capable 81 pushirg
+ Workman n l. probable hat the world -
record will Ia ~ts.atsr, otherwiS. tho Cam
bfidgc President NAV reserve he power
for the two-inil" run IN which be- viii al
compofe Norkman's hssst time prev. u-
20 coming e. this .uniry was I minUt
81 SIS SO ,uds. hut tho canadian mir ar
pears D. agr,s. with him. ls le has two
run u.der / minut" s. seconds A. M0..
treal la-t SATURDAY he Won iu I miuvr'
;. Is seconds. with J. Il. Cleayo, the OA-
ford student, s-Onnd. The America
have not a inln who las =, FAR bssit"u {,
minutes q T. Behr, Jr, Harvard: l. j
Boyuton. Haryari, and D. W frauchu'.
YALE. flushed h. tho order named at t'
Harvard lal" games In . minutes | -
seconds Only "A ward and a half ~ap1rI'"i
the trio, and tomorrow. with j Hunter
- Yale. they will race Ia see which iw"
will win the honor Of opposing Workman
and Cleavc.
r. q Cockshott % Cambridge Is believed
20 he n great a certainty In the milo. ny
those who know his form. as Workman
l. Ia the half Hc won the one-mile cham
rionshlp Of England In I minute, - SECONDS
with the track IA poor condition Charles
II Sheriff., tho iai" graduate. WHO returned
from England Last saturday. sAd tiAl
Secretary Charles Herbert Of the Engil-I
A A A., considers tDrkshoft tho fa-i'-,
amateur miller that England has ever had
II II said that before bic champi"itttP
race he ran "A trial equal 10 = minutes 10
seconds, but Wa. prevented by las college
from running against the record AT tI'e
Londo 4 {. games, shortly ittore ne
came here. toCkshott lid a milo az M"i.-
trcal on sept : Ia : minutes - % s.-cuidH
and won last Saturday Ia I minutes 20 rec-
onds. which j. fast enough ~ show tnt
he & In form.
II n Clark appears to be the best OF
tho American team. Tho Harvard men
think that he will never have "A chanCe
against Cpckshuft. lie won the one-ml!c
at the Harvard Nalo mast Ia Z minutes
~ ?, seconds. and at the intercollegiate
gaine~, on a track hat was several s'Cuh =
slow. he won Ia I minutes 81 10 r"cnilh
Clark runs very low & tho ground. and
though he wastes ~ cnUrt his ~tnd" s'rnlB
a little short. lis arm action IL easy and
ne sesns 20 he In fine condition. though
ap areutlv capable OF knocking several
seconds % his recurd, few judges Of form
believe him good enough 20 trouble the
Englishnau.
Workman will be tho mainstay Of the
English team In the two miles. He has
not tried that distance since hls arrival.
but although hts long distance work on
the other side was chiefly IN three-ulle
races, he has on three occasions covered
tho distance In about . minutes s. seconds.
II u known that this Il not anywhere near
his limit and Il " generally expected that
tho Cambridge President will lower tho
long standing American record OF y uhnut"i
81 seconds made by ". d DAY For ths
event Yale viii have Is e. Ieel, who won
the two-mile at the Harvard Yale meet
In o minutes IS - seconds The choic"
for the two Harvard men IL bet ween .. W.
Richardson, T. " Mills and G. J swan
The former IL said e. be the bcet man whom
Ia condition, but he las been i~udsPos,d
this week Richardson was second 20
Tcel az the Harvard Yale meet, " hi!e NiIls
was second and Swan fourth IN the tN"'
mile az the intercollegiate games when
Gallagher Of Cornell wou IN 10 minutes
10 3-5 seconds on a sloppy track. IN"
chance Of An American victory In TINS
event are, however. very slim.
O.. X GARNER Of Oxford IL another fnan
who has improyed by the trip across tho
water, IT, the l~ntsrvarslty NEST he won
the i20-yaId hurdle raoo Ia II seconds,
but at Montreal on last saturday he went
'ovsr the sticks Ia 10 is seconds, with t.
AlcOck Of Cambridge second This Is tip
top form for the Lugllshinau, and II may
be possible that h" has enough up his sleeve
TO cause AL upset az ia" international NEST
though the race IL thought 10 b. an AIilosl
sure thing for Harvard and Yale 'App
OF Yale WAS rated az "A phenomenal hurd4er
when he came out a. a freshman last spriis
He vas beaten by Ha4Iovell at the HAWAII
Yale meet. but won at the iutercoh"slat"'
running his trial heat h. 10 - SECONDS
j. II Converse Of Harvard was a good
second to Clapp, and either should BE- good
enough TO win the blg ine-'t
In the field events the Englshtnen :
chances have been hettered 10y the great
change IN form Of G. Howard Smlth, IN"
-Caniab.' who was first Ia the i~nt"rNai-ltN
sports with feet tUA. inches In hl~ Winning
jump az Montreal lac cleared u feet, Whli"
Henderson II oxford 90 over feet loinche-
Though SMITH latest jump stamp, hiln
A. thv best performer IA" fugl~h ulhNrr~l'
ties have had for years he has som" great
men 80 meet here. Sprak"r, II IN I utm'
can clear q feet 2, lnCu"-. while tho three
Harvard men. vino wDl ID" trtsi out to-day,
kotch, Llis and herman, can each ci"ar
q iect, So thar tho pr'pouierance OF Torn
i IN favor Of tho Americans, IN" "hIN
sip up may ON~It n NprakrI l. not NJ, dul
the evident desire oi Nalc % got him ln 10"
Cuup~utun without a trlA may indicate
thai lee l. not -p sun" ~ usual
Another Improvement 10y the visitors
u noticeable ia the hammer throwing
h. J. May 81 oxford. who lad thrown uu,Y
ils feet II inches IL England. won ia~i
SaturdaV wltu I.s iect SiI.lman of la,"
aud boal Il liza ward hav" each sent the
missile over leo t,.'t Iurys' Two men nav"
only bscn with the tea a few DAYS, nut
II only IN medium form they should win
the event.
The turning point 81 the games may
10 IA H." bread Jump. which l. a decidedly
open event Cornish, IA. huI- 81 ~"
fug.suIlsu, vas equal iu - icri o iu'h.'
last spring, tout al Montreal his winning
enu- was p feet . Inches On the other
hand. Sprahcr j. said To have jumped -
feet ~ Practice recently loo much COM
td"uCc caunut u" placed IN TINS, a. l"iui"
the Harvard-lal e games the lal" man
wa sald To he doing great worN, tout o."
failed 60 MAKE good and j n Shirk won
for Harvard Win 81 feet D. iuch's 4
" k]l~tiue. the other Harvard man, who
will taNu Jatt iu tho trials % wa,
s-Cpud at 10" Intercollegiate with - feet
T. inches Inc l-.-t that can - >aIu about
this event al tle International meet l. that
70 j. "a tuss-up. With Harvard aud ale,
having two good men against one for bN-
ford and Cambridge Much viii dci"Ld
on the form shown IN tine H~arNard-halo
trials to-day.
NJ RDEERI " M'GDI ZEN IIGHT.