New-York tribune., 1903-05-08
PROSPECTS FOR YALE-TIGEA MILL
Yale. from Records, Should Win-Many
Promising Freshmen Entered.

~ ., +~ocL r,est between Yale and Princeton
to he held at Princeton. tomorrow, poth UNIV
stiles will rely on their veterans for most OF 'ne
noints to be won the performances OF the fresh
wan 81 each team should be interesting. Out OF the
thirty-four men be taken from Yale TO the games
eleven are freshmen. Princeton has nearly e4N"A
proportion On Yale's team Will be hve members
Of last fars fast football team. kinney Giass'
Coss and Sbelvtn in the weights, and bowman the
fulIback in the broad jump. II he is permitted pS
the baseball nine to enter the games.
in the sprints hurdles and jumps. Yale should
have the best of the points. Mouton Of Yale mas
sboun himself to be the fastest sprinter in either
college and is expected to take both the 100 ana
22o yard dashes. Backing him up will be lngham'
I.illev and Moorhead. while Princeton VIII nave
Powell Phelan Purtn and Ogle of whom Purtii
has made the best records thus far In the hurdles
Vale will have Clapp, the Intercollegiate winner
Yale will also enter Captain Thomas, Anderson
EaIes and Mertz but viii depend on Clapp ana
Thomas for places. The Tigers have no remarkable
nerformers in either the high or low hurdles, ex-
cent in Gaines a new man. who has done the 10
wards in 0I5 as. Armstrong ought to take place
also
The middle distance should be divided
Yale will have Long in the quarter mile against
Purtin and Taggart and ought TO win on previous
form r. B. Hyatt should back Long up in good
shape IN this In the half mile Adsit OF
Princeton ought TO take the race over Deming and
AIcott Of Yale Adst second place last
year Intercollegiate, and will be ably backed
by Edwards
In the long distance runs, Yale will again prob
ably have the leaders with Jacobus In the mile and
minute seconds III the mile and Waldron is
nearly good. For the Tigers, only Two men OF
fair performances will enter, Mccoy and Williams
In the mile Franchot experienced runner.
and ought to win on previous record. Bumstead
OF Yale looks good for second or third In this
In the Jumps there will be a close contest.
yale viii go 70 Princeton with its jumping stan de-
peted by illness. Fulton has better record at the
broad Jump Gaines, Armstrong or Fox OF
and should win with Twenty-Five feet
In the high jump, Victor and Jack OF Yale nave
Gaines and Tooker. both new men at Prince
ton will give them hard fight. however In the
pole vault there should be close nguring.
Captain Morton of Princeton clears the bar con-
freshman a second man For Yale, Adriance and
Thompson will enter. both good for 10I0 Mcl-ena-
a freshman, who broke the Yale record last
Saturday with a vault of II feet 61e inches Will
also contest.
Dewitt. under ordinary circumstances. ought TO
land both of the weights. but he VIII nave a SUN
as Yale Will send men OF first
class ability. Shevlin. the freshman end on faIes
with a throw of lo6 feet IN the hammer
throw. Dewitt, however. can better this by eleven
feet good condition. In the shot put he Is also
pretty sure land first place, as he can ordinarily
beat Glass and Beck OF Yale. Glass Is
putting the shot forty-four feet
Generally speaking, y ale ought on record 70
take frsts in the 100 and 22o yard dashes the io
and 300 hurdles quarter mile mile and two
mile and broad jump with good chance TO
take the pole vault and high jump Princeton
To be record. of the half mile and
both weights and probably of the pole vault In
seconds and thirds. Yale will have longer list OF
avaiIa experienced men. which ought TO
give the meet to the Blue team. Yale met Princeton
in 1896 and 50 to -.