New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-27
INTERCOLLEGIATE TRIALS.
CORNELL'S GOOD SHOWING
FaUorfte Nosc for the Track and
Field Championship.
IBT TELEoRipH TO THE Tn1Buxr.I

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Philadelphia May 26.-In the preliminary
heats and trials of the thirtIeth annual inter-
collegiate championship track and field meet at
Franklin Field to-day Cornell furnished big
surprise. 1t is the opinion of many experts to-
night that IL Cornell can win in the one and
two mile races. to be tomorrow, she will
win the championship. There is good reason to
believe that the Cornell representatives will ac-
count for these two races. as her distance run
ners are in fine shape and have been prominent
In dual meets
In the hurdles and weight contests the Cornell
men did their best work. Although Yale leads.
with seventeen men to qualify for the finals to
Cornells eleven. the Ithacans are strong favor
ties Even the Yale men admit that they will
have one of the hardest struggles OF their lives
to win tomorrow
Pennsylvania comes next to Yale, with twelve
men to qualify, and then comes Cornell. Har-
ward is fourth with nine, and the other colleges
follow: Princeton. six: Amherst four; Column
bia' three; Syracuse, three; Colgate two; Ste
vens. two. and Johns Hopkins. Haverford and
New-York University, one man each.
The struggle for first honors tomorrow will
probably be one of the closest and most inter
est1ng ever held by the intercollegiate Associa-
ton OF Amateur Athletics of America While
no records were made to-day. the performances
in many OF the contests were creditable. It was
after o'clock when the pole vault was decided.
Cornell and Yale broke even in this contest,
each having two men to qualify. All four tied
with vault OF IL feet inches. The sum
maries follow!
Ss sg o tGOsFOy Tor third
o6 Yale second J. D. St@s a5y s L X Robinson IS
b b!ns va sef bssr heat Ss Won 6y Head
K K6n bal Oe GOIu%Hs 64 Time S1G Third heat
611Ss Second a. ssitz 90 GeorgstOwn, third. Time.
SS h 6s % Snd ss4 Rnaka fn g
&Glum6aajio J. D. Whitman. 'Os Pennsylvania. second
4. Gss yoa run . hs' E sh{ psr. %ss anal
90 s ccrH SS srd gnivsss second TOwp
.oo BskeF O{ swsEthnors; Taylor oS 6oiuGaDs
2O2 Third heat y < sqairas 81 syra tas
Yale thru Time. S:oo sEn0'''n second Moore 90
r0 4 :4s.s fss5a sa hurdle
g0a by A we. y0ansgTt 5 foTns, RoOaTsos oS
easo fS 6 Se dcSSi a Bales e Ya sssond
sySqnia BIown IT, ha7oTiOTd s sso6nd Tme
Fourth heat won y L Ashburnsr oe Pennsylya
sdT s sSa' T CS 4 By q@ "a r2O
Tat aPd second men e qgaly u se3nsl
Syracuse, second Time o1eh Extra heat first man 70
qualify i9 semi-nn hsats by H Ealss 'OS Yale.
Putting t5s shosTha following men qualified: F.
aFarf o If # Ss n A5. s. Bed 20 ana
White 'oe Yale % It. 3 in,
sSasP5 sTg' fSlsya. SS Rsa ssa!ast
hooker 90 Princeton J. Moftt, 'O7 Pennsyyania; H.
F. Porter, 90 Cornell and j. w. Marshall 'O7 Yale
t01r-h hundred and forty yard first thEea
Princeton. third Time. O:5l%. Second heat won by s.
secondI W. 7. Coholanr oI Yale third Time, o:5Ois
psnter o7 Cornell second; D, & Folsom ioT Psunsy--
Two-hu ndTed twsntyyard hurdle carst and second
men 10 qualify for semi final heats-F1rst heat BY
]. NJ Gates 'o6 Yale; w NJ Armstrong, 07 Princeton.
~ Gsoss sf ' Sf
l. SEracuEe, "a.
Fourth heat by r. s. Castieman 'oe Colgats; L. J.
Throwing the hammer-The following ave men quail
yaIs I lsS u % II Few IT, IS tora saf' s5 e
in; r. II. diversion, O5 Harvard 125 It. 2 IN.
hundred nd twentyyard dash FIRST and second
men to in semi -hnals)-F'irst heat by W. d.
Dear. oS Pennsylyaniai G WOOD 90 Columbia second.
syyania l. p Dodge .os HarysTt ssSQnd Time o2S
Whitman OS Pennsylvania second. Time 0:222s Fourth
heat by r. l. Twitchell. 'O7 Yale p c. Lockwood
07 Harvard. second. Time. 0:22%.
Running broad jump-The following Ave quslined
for hnalsi r Weber Stevens Institute p IT So L.
w. simons Princeton. % II, 2% In W T. Hubbard, Am
s, Bin Johns Hopkins 2t IT. x In
Pole vault-The following i've qualified for hnals;
W. Dray 0s Yale; NJ. X Kirkpatrick 07 Pennsylvania;
T. NJ. jackson. 0s Cornell: J. B. Phillips, 06, CORNELL
and A. C. Gilbert. '0S Yale All five tied at IL It In