The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-29
YALE TRACK TEAM
WINS COLLEGE MEET
Two Records Were Broken and
One Equa!ed on Franklin
Field.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nav 28-yare
university carried off first honors in tbe
intercollegiate championship on Franklin
held this afternoon after hard fight
scores OF the eleven contestants follow:
Yale "a 1-S, Harvard 25 1-3. PennsvI-
vania "a, Princeton 15 Cornell Is, Syracuse
10 1-3, Colgate 6, Columbia s. Amherst 4.
New York university 2, Haverford ?.
The performances of the men We're fine.
Two intercollegiate records We're broken
and third was equaIed. J. B. Tavlor
negro, of Pennsylvania's track team.
broke the record Of 40 rs second in win
ming the quarter-mile run. The pole vault
creased to II feet IL inches bv r. B.
Grlng, of Harvard; Fl. L. Gardiner. Of
syracuse; f;og and w L. McManahan, Of Yale,
tled. The record equaled was that
for the half-mile, 1855 As, and was done
by byrE. 2. 3. Parsons, of Yale.
Inc surprise Of the day was Coles
IalIure to come up to expectations, and
Ine good showing made by PENNSYLVANIA
1ale scored more fourths than she did
Pn5lI nP[sts seconds and thirds put together.
pennsylvania. unexpected strength Law in
Cartmell and Dear, both of whom ran
well.
Hammer Too Long.
Var Duyen, Of Syracuse, threw the
manner 161 feet 4 inches, which none of
the the other men could equal. Dewitt, of
han r5lcGIon, tIo ana Shevln of Yale, asked
found to be three inches too long
Ihe Syracuse man disClaimed any
knowledge of this irregularity and ex-
plalned it by saying that the wire must
nave pulled out Of the hammer in throw
ing. His trials were thrown out. and in
ms final effort he made only I54 feet 7
lnfneS, Which gave him third place
In the pole vault, in which McLanahan.
9dfulner and Gring were tied for the
hrSt place, it was decided that the mpn
should Ilyl vault for the first, second and
McLanahan won the first by clearing IL
rect y inches, which was not allowed as a
record. Inc other two could not break
tne tnt5- tle IN nlne trials, so they decided to
TOSS, Gardiner winning.
1OG-yard dash, semi final, two to qualify
Tor the hnaI-First heat won by SchicI
Harvard; Dear. Pennsylvania. second
Lowe, Yale, also ran.
Second heat won by Cartmeu. Penn
sylyana; Ruhlon Miller, Princeton. sec
Town trgi line, LIN hot 10 10. Duffee of George
1z5V!eeyard hurdle, semi-final two to
quallty-t1rst heat won by Clapp. Yale:
carter, Princeton, second. Time. is As
ran
Second heat won by Bird, Harvard; Ket-
chum, Cornell, second. Time, 16 1-5 sec
ohds. Mertz and Eales, of Yale. also ran.
Ohe-ml run-Final won by ~ r. Mum
SON cornell; second, Williams, Princeton.
LIlTd, Iatnall, HaverfoTd; fourth, AIcOtt
1dIe. lime, 4:25 3-5.
Shot put, final won by Schoenfuss. Har-
ward, "A feet 4 inches; second BOYD, Penn
sylyanla, A feet L inch; third. Rollins.
Amhqrst, 4S feet 4 inches; fourth. Robin
son, Harvard, 43 feet 2 inches.
44O yards final, Won by Taylor. Penn
S:,5 SylHaIia Ia lang, Yale, second; Dives, Har-
Vard, third. Time, :19 is. This breaks
the intercollegiate record Of 49 2-5 sec
120-yard hurdle, final Won by Clam,
yale; second Bird, Harvard: third
hetchum, Cornell; fourth Carter, Prince
ton. Time, :15 4-5
Running high jump. final won by Love.
syracuse, 8 feet IL inches; Taylor. Am
neLst Mohhtt, Pennsylvania, and Victor
Yale; 46a tied at feet 10 inches
100 yards dash, final won by Shick.
Harvard; second, CartmeIl, PENNSYLVANIA:
third, Dear. Pennsylvania; fourth Ruhlon
Miller, Princeton. Time, 10 seconds.
o,aLy.2i IW97mile run, final won by Schutt.
Irott, Cornell; fourth, MOgof1n, Cornell.
220yard dash, semi final, two to quail
ify: First heat won by Dear Pennsyl-
vania; Long, Yale Time. % Is
Second heat won by CartmelI, Penn
sylvania; second, Shick, Harvard. Time,
5alf-mile run. final won by Parsons,
Yale; second, Williams. Princeton: third,
Adsit, Princeton; fourth OrtOn. PennsyI-
vania. Time 1856 AS which equals the
intercollegiate record.
Strangeland, Columbia 23 feet 61b inches;
second, Hammer, Pennsylvania, % feet
S78 inches; third, Tippitt, New York
university, p feet 31A inches; fourth,
Sheffield, Yale p feet 81 inches
220 yards hurdle. final won by CIapp,
Yale; second, Castleman, Colagte; third,
Gates, Yale; fourth Bauer, Harvard.
Time, "a 3-5 seconds.
Hammer throw. final won by Dewitt,
Princeton. 161 feet inches; second.
Shevlin, Yale, 15S feet 21a inches; third,
Van Duyne, Syracuse, 154 feet z inches;
Pole vault final, Gring, Harvard; Card
iner, Syracuse, and McLanahan, Yale,
tied for first place at II feet 714 inches,
breaking the Intercollegiate record Of IL
feet 7a4 inches held by Gardiner, Syra-
cuse, and Horton, Princeton Behr, Yale,
fourth at IL feet.
220 yards dash final won by Shicll,
Harvard; second Cartmell, Pennsylvania;
third. Dear, Pennsylvania; fourth, Long,
vale. Time :21 Is.