The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-05-25
ALL EAs1ERy SCHOOLS REPRESENTED
LARGE NUMBER OF EVENTS ARE
ARRANGED FOR TODAY AND
TOMORROW.

| the intercollegiate Association OF AM
ateur Athletics Of America, which will
be held today and tomorrow in the
new Harvard stadium on Soldiers
Field
Some six hundred men have entered
in the various events, which is fully
There is great satisfaction in New En-
gland athletic circles over the fact that
to be held in the new Harvard stadium.
which is considered an ideal place for
such an event, instead Of on the
grounds Of Pennsylvania university,
where they have been held for several
years.
The admission of Dartmouth into
the association has added to the num-
Der of entries this year and all events
are we'll filled up, which means that
many heats will have to be run off.
Harvard, Pennsylvania, Yale, Cornell
and Princeton are well up among the
leaders in the number of entries.
Many Entries.
AS is usually the case, there are
more entries in the 1OO-yard dash than
in any other event. 1t is a high-class
field, including some of the best sprint
ers, like, L. P. Dodge and P. c. Lock-
wood, Harvard; K. B. Squires and R.
F. Young, Syracuse; C. A. Gould, F.
c. Wallis and r. Tindall Cornell; ].
T. Cartwell, w. D. Dean and ]. D.
Whitman, Pennsylvania; F. r. Castle
man, Colgate; D. S. Torrey, T. Lowe,
R. Twitchell and G. M. Butler, Yale;
R. A. Gamble and L. H. SimOns,
Princeton; F. r. Read, Amherst, and
Swasey, Dartmouth.
There should be pretty race in the
final heat of the 12O-yard hurdle race,
which has among its entries F. r.
Castleman, Colgate; L. Ashburner,
Cornell; o. F. Rogers, Harvard; F. M.
Fuller, Syracuse; E. S. Amsler, Penn
sylvania; H. w. Eales and r. Hill,
Yale; w. M. Armstrong, Princeton;
J. H Hubbard, Amherst, and M. D.
Griswold, Williams.
Seventy-two men are entered in the
quarter-mile run. Some of those who
have figlred before are E. J. Dives,
Harvard; X. B. Squires, Syracuse; N.
]. Cartwell and ]. D. Whitman, Penn
sylvania; w. Coholan, F. Ewing, j. NJ
Gates and ]. H. Browning, Yale; r. c.
Runyon, Princeton; Evans and Rose.
Dartmouth, and G. Henrie, Swarth-
more.
S. B. Parsons, of the Olympic team.
is entered for the half-mile run and
like H. H. Whitman, Harvard; K. B.
Squiers, Syracuse; F. B. Townsend, C.
F. Magoffin and T. C. Carpenter, Cor
nell; S. H. Torrey and j. K. Wilcox.
Pennsylvania; w. r. Sisson, Colgate;
v. v. Trilson and B. Moore, Yale;
A. L. Swan and r. P. Lingle, Prince
ton; Rose, Thrass and Shipley, Dart
mouth, and r. Baker, Swarthmore.
For Mile Run.
Another remarkably big field is en-
tered for the one mile run. Some of
the prominent starters will be H. NJ
Turner and A. Dana, Harvard; K B.
Squires, Syracuse; c. F. Magoffin, G.
F. Lewis, A. L. Willgoose and j. C.
Hemingway, Cornell; L. P. Jones. H.
S. Terry, G. Haskins and S. w. Root
Pennsylvania; w. ]. L'Engle, P. J.
Scudder and w. Gibson, Yale; r. P.
Parsons, j. H. Kelly and A. L. Swan,
Princeton, and r. Baker, Swarthmore.
Nearly all of these men are entered
and will probably run in the two-mile
run. Cornell men are very confident of
winning one or both events.
Among the men who will fight it out
for honors in the 220-yard dash are
Dodge and Lockwood. Harvard; Deur
and Whitman. Pennsylvania; Castle
man, Colgate; Twitchell, Torrey and
Lowe, Yale; Gamble and Runyon,
Princeton; Swassy, Dartmouth, and
Hunter, Johns Hopkins.
Roseveit's Nephew.
G. E. Roosevelt. a nephew of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, will be one of Har-
wards representatives in the high
Jump Another Harvard man who will
compete in that event is p NJ. Clark.
Cornell will have r. L. Rossman and
r. Rossman. Other entries are: Ryan,
Columbia: Moffit and Dana. Pennsyl-
vania; Marshall and Sission, Yale: