The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-05-26

far ahead of their competitors at the
finish that one or two looked back as
they crossed the line. The best time,
however, was made by Dodge, of Har-
ward, in the last heat-22 seconds fiat.
The weight events were well contest
ed, and in the shot-put it needed better
than Al feet to qualify, and in the ham,
mer Horr, of Syracuse, the leader, hUrl-
ed the missile 144 feet and IL inch.
The Syracuse giant was quite factor
in both the weight events, being only
an inch behind Maxwell, of Swarthmore,
in the shot-put.
In the jumping the strength of Har-
ward in the high jump was one of the
surprises of the afternoon, only Penn
sylvania and Yale getting a place in
this event. The crimson, however, was
shut out completely in the broad jump.
but qualified one man in the pole vault
when the jumping stopped at II feet 5
! inches.
1t is possible that the two protests,
which are still under consideration, and
may not be decided for a week or more,
standing. Young of Syracuse, who Won
a place in the 220-yard hurdles, has
been protested by Pennsylvania, on the
| ground that he participated in open
games in Philadelphia last fail. link of
Columbia, Who won a second place in
one OF the trial heats of the haf-mile
run, has also been protested. The COM
mittee in charge OF the games stated
| this afternoon that the evidence in the
Young case was not expected until next
| week.
The athletes to-day found the Stad-
ium an ideaf place for the games, es-
peeially for the sprints and long runs.
The weather to-day was unfavorable.
A cold northeast wind blew into the
open end Of the Stadium which chilled
some of the athletes and stinened their
muscles, SO that none of the records
We're even in danger.
The following are those who qualified
in the different events
10O-yard dash-Dodge and Ford, Har-
ward; Butler, Torrey and Robinson,
Yale; Dear, Whiteman and Cartmell,
Pennsylvania; Castleman, of Colgate;
Read of Amherst; Young, of Syracuse;
Gamble, Of Princeton. Best time, 10 1-5
seconds.
220-yard dash-Lockwood Hamilton
and Dodge, Harvard; Robinson, john
ston, Coholan, Burch and Twitchell,
Yale; Dear, Whiteman and Cartmell,
Pennsylvania; Gamble Princeton. Best
time, % seconds.
44O-yard dash-Dives, Harvard;
French, Rogers, Herr, Cornell; Henre,
Swarthmore; Colliton, Lafayette. Best
time, so is seconds.
88O-yards run-Whiteman, Cobb, Har-
ward; Moore, Parsons, Yale; Latimer,
Pennsylvania; Carpenter, Townsend,
Cornell; Lingle, Princeton; Baker,
swarthmore link, Columbia; Thrall,
Dartmouth. Best time, 2:02.
12O-yard hurdles-Rand, Harvard
Eales, Yale; Amsler, Pennsylvania
Castleman, Colgate; Armstrong,
Princeton; Shaw, Dartmouth; Turner,
Cornell; Hubbard, Amherst. Best time,
Is As seconds.
22O-yard hurdles-Cates Torrey, Por-
| ter Yale; Castleman, Colgate; Arm
strong, Princeton; Young, Syracuse;
Hubbard, Amherst; HILL Johns Hop
kins. Best time, "a AS seconds.
High jump Clark, Roosevelt, somers,
Harvard; Motif, Pennsylvania; Mar
shall, Yale. Height, feet, 8 inches,
Broad jump Sheffield, Knox, Yale;
Haycock. Pennsylvania; Simons,
Princeton; Moores, Cornell; Weber,
Stevens. Best jump, % feet inches.
Pole vault-Grant, Harvard; Gilbert,
Yale; Phillips. Jackson, Cornell; Moore,
Princeton. Height, II feet, s inches.
Shot put-Maxwell, Kreuger, Swarth-
more; Horr, Syracuse; Stephenson,
Harvard; White Yale. Distance, 43
feet, 2 inches.
Hammer throw-Horr, Syracuse,
Shevlin, Yale Cook, Baker Cornell;
Luhy, Pennsylvania; Maxwell, Swarth-
more; Gage, Dartmouth. Distance, 144
| 10 inches