The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
VAUL TERe CLEAR
GREAT HEIGHT
New Record Made by
Grant of Harvard and
Jackson of Cornell.
Ithacans Follow Up Their
Victory in Struggle on
the Water.

BOSTON, May 26.-The athletic repre-
sentatiyes of Cornell University closed a
most successful two days engagement
here today by winning the intercollegiate
championship for the second time. The
Ithacans scored 3S points, % of which
were made in the distance runs. Penn
sylvania was second with 23 points, Har-
ward third win Il and Yale fourth with
49, The remaining points were scattered.
One new intercollegiate record was es-
tablished by Jackson of Cornell and
Grant of Harvard, who cleared the bar
in the pole vault at IL feet 1885 inches.
The old record, made by Dray of Yale at
last years games, was a quarter of an
inch lower. A stiff Southwestern blew in
the faces of the runners in all the dashes
and sapped much OF the strength Of the
long distance men.
Pennsylvania, as was expected. proved
strong in the dashes, capturing both.
Harkins of Pennsylvania also took the
mile, but the only other Quaker to score
was Moffatt. who tied with two others for
second place In the high jump.
The great race of the day and the
event which clinched Cornell's title to
the championship was the two-mile run.
1t was expected that Stone of Harvard
and Hall of Yale would fight it out again,
but the Cornell runners completely out
Cornell men drew rapidly away and
sprinted as if they were in a hundred
yard dash. Magoffln beat Trubee to the
tape by a foot, while Wilgoose was Q
close third. The three scored 10 points for
Cornell.
About the same time Jackson of Cornell
cleared the bar in the pole vault at a
record-breaking height and a few minutes
previously the Ithacans had won first
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as to the outcome was then settled, but
the half.mile brought points and the
mile additional points to the Ithacans.
The two sprints, which closed the after
noon, gave second place to Pennsyl-
yania. 1t was not until Dodge of Har-
ward had beaten out Robinson of Yale in
the 220-yard dash. the final event of the
day, that third place went to Harvard.
The feature of the hurdle events was
the running of Hubbard of Amherst and
Castleman of Colgate The former won
the high hurdles by 10 inches, but in the
low hurdles Hubbard stumbled and Castle
man won from loung of Syracuse. Sum-
mary:
One mile-Harkins. Pennsylvania, first Lewis,
Gornell,, seconds Simpson, Cornell. third Minot,
Harvard. fourth. Time. 4:29 10.
Harvard, second; colliton. lafayette. third;
Herr Cornell. foirtii;. Time. 81 Is.
Castlenan, g Colgate, second: Shaw, Dartmouth
third; Turner, Cornell. fourth; Time, rs As.
Two,nile run-Magofan. Cornell won; True
bee: Cornell, second; wilgoose. Cornell, third
Hale, Yale, fourth. Time. 0:56
Hammer throw-Herr. Syracuse, first; Cook
Cornell. second; Shevln, Yale, third: Gage
Dartmouth, fourth. Distance, 141 feet 81
inches.
22o-yard hurdies-Castleman. Colgate 8rst
Young Syracuse. second; Hubbard. Amherst
third; Armstrong. Princeton, fourth. Time.
Broad jump-shefneld. Yale. nrst; Knox.
Yale. second; Webber, Stevens. third Simmons,
Princeton. fourth. Distance, 90 feet Az inches.
220-yard dasli--Cartmel. Pennsylvania. Arst;
witlam: rennsyiyania. second; Dodge Harvard,
third; Robinson Yale. fourth. Time, :22 As.
Pole yanlt--Jaekson, Cornell and Grant.
Harvard, tied for first; Gilbert tYalei. Moore
tPrincetonl and Phelps tCornelll tied for
third. Height, II feet 10 3-S inches.
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High jump-liaFshail. Yale first; Mofatt.
pennsylyania. Clark and Roosevelt. Harvard,
tied for second. HEIGHT feet II inches.
fo0-yard dash-Cartmell. Pennsylvania. first;
William. pennsylYspia second; Gamble, Prince
Ton third: Ford Harvard, fourth. Time. 10 10.
Shat-put-Stevenson. Harvard. first. Herr.
Srr9case. second; Maxwell Swarthmore third:
White. Yale, fourth. Distance, AS feet lis
inches.
sso-yard run.-Carpenter. Cornell, frst;
third Cobb Harvard, fourth. Time, l:59 f-5.