Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-27
CORNELL WINS
THE COLLEGE MEET
Athletes From Ithaca Again
Capture the Championship
by a Good Margin.

BOSTON May 28-The athletic repre-
sentatives of Cornell University closed a
most successful two days engagement here
today by winning the intercollegiate cham
pienship for a second time. The Ithacans
scored total of IS points 20 of which
were made in the distance runs. PennsyI-
vania was second with 23 points, Harvard
third with p. and Yale with 10 took fourth
place. The remaining points were divided
as follows:
Syracuse. H. Colgate, 8; Amherst, Z:
Princeton, 5; Swarthmore 4; Dartmouth. g.
and Stevens and Lafayette. . each
One Record Broken.
One new intercollegiate and college record
was established by Jackson of Cornell and
Grant OF Harvard. who cleared the bar in
the pole vault at II feet 10a4 inches. The
old record was held by Draw of Yale made
at last years games. one quarter OF an inch
below the Vault of today. Had the weather
CONDITIONS been more favorable IL Is thought
tnat other records might have also gone by
the BOARD. but stiff Southwestern blew
straight In the faces of the runners in all
the sprints, and Slapped much of the
strength of, the long distance men.
pennsylvania, as was expected, proved
very strong iA,both sprints capturing the
two leading places in each event. Haskins
OF PENNSYLVANIA also captured first place in
the mile. but the only other Quaker to
others for second place in the high jump,
The Two-Mile Relay Race.
The great race of the day and the event
which clinched Cornelrs title to the cham
pionship was the two-miIe run 1t was ex-
pected that Stone Of Harvard and Hail of
Yale would fight 1t out again today, but the
Cornell runners completely outdistanced
them. Hail set the pace for the first quar-
ter, and Root of Pennsylvania the second
but after that wearer of the red CO. was
always to the fore. In the last quarter
three CARMEL men drew rapidly away from
the rest Of the field. and spirited as if they
were in a hundred-yard dash. Magoff beat
out Trubee for the tape by a foot. while
Ntgoose was close third, and the three
men scored ten points for Cornell
About the same time Jackson OF Cornell
cleared the bar in the pole vault at a rec
ord-breaking height. and a few minutes
previous the Ithacans had won a first and
fourth in the quarter mile. All doubt as
to the outcome was then settled. but the
half-mile- brought eight more points and
the mile five additional to the Ithacans. ana
set them far into the lead.
The two sprints, which closed the after
noon, settled the second place in favor of
Pennsylvania but ii was not until Dodge
Of Harvard had beaten out Robinson Of
| Yale in the 22)-yard dash. the final event
| OF the day, that the third place was set
| tied in favor of Harvard.
The feature Of the hurdle events was the
| running Oh ffubDafu OF Amherst ana Castle
| man of Colgate. The former won the high
| hurdles by few inches, but in the low
| hurdles Hubbard stumbled and Castleman
won, with Young Of Syracuse second
semi-inal- loo-yard run-First heat won by Cart
nell, Pennsy lFanin second, Ford, Harvard; third.
Young, Syracuse Time, 90 %.
Senli-iinalloo-yard Seeend heat by
| Whitman, Pennsylvania second. Gamble Prince
ton; third. Dodge, Harvard Time. o.1o 2-5
Mile run-Won by Haskins. PENNSYLVANIA; second.
Lewis, Cornell; thlid, Simpson. Cornell: fourth.
Minot, Harvard Time, 1 % Ia
Semi-fna-10o-yard hurdle Second heat by
Ole ID
semi-hnaI-12o-ya yard hurdle-First heat. won by
Time DIG 23.
44oyard run Won by Rogers. Cornell; second.
Herr, Cornell. Time. G5I is.
12o-yard hurdle-Finsi-won by Hubbard. Am
fourth Fna cofaa rm n
Hammer throw-Won by Herr. Syracuse, 147 rert.
sa9 inches hes cook Cornell JAG feet 9ia inches
Gage Dartmouth I39 feet inches.
seeond Youpg vraonss ns third Hnnsrn
Amherst; fourth, Armstrong, Princeton Time.
Broad jump-won by Sheffield. Yale % feet IA
inches second. Knox, Yale. q feet inches; third
Weber Stevens. y feet ~ inches; fourth. 81
mons, Princeton % feet inches.
22o-yard run-won by Cartmell Pennsylvania;
| second Whitman, Pennsylvania: third. Dodge. Har-
High jump-Won by Marshall. Yale. s feet Il
inches; second. tie between Mofatt. Pennsylvania;
4
1o9-yard -Final-won by Cartmell, pennsyl
| wanna second, Whitman. PENNSYLVANIA; third Cam
BILE. Princeton: fourth, Ford, Harvard Time,
| 0.10 1-5
shot put-won by Stephenson. Harvard. 80 feet
iIA inches: second Herr. Syracuse, AZ feet 10
inches; third. Maxwell. Swarthmore, 43 feet GFs
inches; White. Yale, AZ feet 94 inches
Two-mile run--Won by Aiagofiin. Cornell; second
Trube Cornell: third Willgoose, Cornell; fourth.
Male. Yale. Time, $50.
220-yard hnrdle-First semi hnal-Won by Castle
man. Colgate; second, Young Syracuse. Time
&. Is is. -,
900 yard hurtlle-Second semi -fnal-Won by Huh
bard Amherst; second, Armstrong, princeton.
Time 0. Is 1-5. -
On account Of protest against Young OF Syracuse
the officials decided to allow i've men TO qaaIhy:
Trial for third man resulted in place for Gates OF
Yale =, ,,.ot,
Pennsy lvanIa; second. Dodge Harvard; thlfd' nod
inson Yale Time 0.23 3-5. 49,,
22oyard run Second semi inal,Won , by Whit.
ham PENNSYLVANIA: second Gamble. Princeton
third Dear Pennsyl vania. Time. O-23 70
sS0-yard run-Won by Carpenter, torhel; secchi,
Townsend Cornell; third, Baker, SwarthIlore'
fourth Cobb Harvard. Time, Sd 10
Pole vault-First. tie between Jackson, tpriell.
and Grant Harvard. at Ii feet lo%4 lneheS tuFN
record: third tie between Gilbert, lae; Nooie
Princetou and Phillips, Cornell at il ieet
Einsl score Cornell 49, Pennsylvania, %; Har-
yard 81; Yale, 10; Syracuse. II; CosaIe' .,
berst Z. Princeton 3: Swarthmore, A. patthloulH'
D stevens . Lafayette. 2