The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-27
COLLEGE ATHLETES IN TRIALS.
Yale Qualities Most Men for Championship
Cornell Men DO Well.

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PHILADELPHIA. May 2e.-The thirtieth
annual track and field meet Of the lntercoi-
legiate Association OF Amateur Athletes
of America began here to-day at Franklin
Field with the trials In the sprints. hurdles:
middle distance runs and the jumping ano
weight throw wing events. The track was In COCO
shape, the weather was fine. but strong Wlno
raised clouds OF dust all over the enclosure.
1t aided the athletes in the 100 yards and ~
hurdles. but blew in their faces In the 21o
yards and 220 hurdles.
As was expected. Yale made the best show
ing in the number of menHualihed. for seven
teen sturdy sons Of Eli wilhgure In the nnais
Tomorrow. Pennsylvania, Cornell and Hsr
ward had neck and neck raoe for second
place. but the final score was Corneh ana
Penn sylvania II each and Harvard Q. Prince
ton was close up with z: and the numDeIs
Qualifying for the others were Amherst.
Syracuse and Columbia, 8 each; New YORK
University and Colgate. 2 each: Swarthmore'
Johns Hopkins and Haverford. each.
The executive committee met In the fore.
noon and Yale withdrew the protest agalnsi
LYMAN Of Pennsylvania who was oeJeo. ei
100 Yard Run. Trial heats-First hcat-Won by
second: d. Whitman. Pennsylvania. third 11me'
s S.. sy F. second Hisa r. Ai
toni Th l. Tvss. ..ssa a g. P ss:
eolansa; :: 3 5; %hlsnsn. Psnn.sivsnis. second
ss 5ss hPaPf ssSE H RE es sss
lens. Amhersi sack Ply! . ~. sncles p. Il White.
Ys Me sn inch Hl FL f bs:,sf, he.wou by
second; F; ?: Townsend Cornell third Time
s %'aa,a' sss1ns g. G. Baker
J: A. Taylor. Columbia, second: Il. H. whitman
ys!a Hu1dis Tfia Sssisfis, ss.,w"mny
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7; <. Brown. III. Haverford. second Time 1915
Firth Heas.Won By ". u. AImstrons Princeton;
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second HesI~won BY ii. Eses. Yale. Time.
IL T. Porter. Cornell and j. ". Marshall, Yale. all
'.s "a Yard fF Ru qsasi sas
F. Is. Ewing. Yale; il. a. Hyman. Pennsylyanis..
bccohu. j. u Atee, fIlnceton. HIu' iihe' VI w
ho. esse BY second r. F. ds5o.a
Yale third, Time. so as seconds
Carpenter. Cornell. second; D. b. Folsom. Penn
sylvania. third. Time, so seconds.
229 Yard Hurdle, Trial Hea!swFirst h poo'n
second. Time, Is IS seconds, ,.,
Second Heat-Won by r. s. Amster. Pennsyl'
ysnla; J. H., Hubbard. Amherst. second Time
Third Heat-won by L.. G. Porter. Yale: c. T.
Robe rtson. Syracuse second Time. rs As seconds.
Fourth Heat-Won By +. r. Castlemsn. Colgate;
IL Here's Stevens; second Time 2ssS seconds nn u.s.
", d. Dear. Pennsylvania: C. Wood. Columbia,
second. Time. % seconds. ,
Second Hcat-Won by II. A. Hyman, Pennsyl.
vania; l.. p. Dodge. Harvard. second. Time. 2s
Third Hea,-won by W. a. schck, Harvard;
J; D. Whitman, Pennsylvania. second Time
Fourth Heat-won by r. l.. Twitchell. Yale:
p. c. lockwood. Harvard. second Time, p 40
Throwing 10 Pound Hammer-G. T. Cook. Cor.
neil. LAG feet II inches: c. Van Duyne. Syracuse,
l+5 feet inches; T. L. Shevlln. Yale, l4o feet 10
inches; J. y Pew j. Cornell ~ ies. &C., . nchssj
Turning Broad Jump-I. webber. Stevens,
distance % feet 6'4 inches; 1. " Simons: Prince
ton. % feet 2A INCHES: W. P. Hubbard. Amherst,
% fec, inch n. F. KNOB Yale. Fl feet ~ inches:
J. $: Hin. Johns Hopkins. p feet 81 Inches All
qualified
Pole vaul.-o. Kirkpatrick, Pennsylvania. ".
Dray, Yale; J. B. Phillips, Cornell 7. NJ jackson.
Cornell: A. C, Gilbert. Yale. All cleared II feet
inches and qualified