New-York tribune., 1906-05-26
GAMES WILL BE CLOSE
YALES CHANCES BRIGHT
Trial Heats Hard Fought in Tro,r
and Field Cham pionshiDs


tainty over the final outcome Of the intsrcor,--.
ate track and field championship meet =. -
close Of the preliminary events in the ..-.'as =. 'as
at Cambridge this afternoon as vvbar s'l-lal
representing nearly a score OF ed1ca.to--r
stitutions in the East, came out fo- Ia n
heats. '"s AIlt
Yale. by qualifying twenty men E, e.,
to-day to fourteen for Harvard anil ele,.- ''aa
FOR Pennsylvania and Cornell. seemed .-'.-eea sea
to be In somewhat better shape FOR -. sls
tests Tomorrow. Yale qualified five r,s,,---.-l '--l
2ZOeyard DASH three IN the 1OO-yar5 - e'
the 22O-yard hurdle. and two each in ~. - .
mile run and the broad jump ON - -
hand' Pennsylvania men easily won 49, -
tne FOUR trials In the 220-yard dash a7S 80
the four heats in the 1OO-yard dash a-5
events. '-'-Se tlo
Harvard made the best showing IN -
jump, In which her athletes secured th-sN-s N-sl
or the five places. Harvard however ~ ~ ~
placed in the low hurdles the hamn1a- = - -
and the broad jump, a fact which il ~
thought, VIII materially affect the scO-fre- 80
fty OF the Crimson team Tomorrow e'-'
II was In the quarter-nile run. the hal'--r,
run, the hammer throw and and pole vauf ,S-s
the Cornell representative showed IN na-.s-'
larly strong. The Ithacans are also reear5,S =
strong In the one and two mile runs Wbieb ~
be decided without any trial heats.
In the first heat OF the half-rnfle r1n 60,
ter. OF Cornell, ran a pretty race with PAL. y
SwarthmOre, and link. OF Columbia v-biIs H. ~ -
second heat Townsend. Of Cornell. affer sI,- IN -i
ing Parsons OF Yale 70 make the pace. passsa
him In the stretch and won by a nur,be- -
yards. The feature OF the 10tI-vard das5 ~ ~
the shutting out OF lockwood Of Harvard ~
was regarded as a Crimson point winner
In the 12O-yard hurdle Turner OF c,o-,.r
made the best time. 10 40 seconds aI+So-.ss
Castleman, OF Colgate. who won his haa- - 81
not pushed, and is Jle favOTite for the frs1s -
morrow In the 44Eyard dash thraa fv--Nr
men finished strong, but as the tbraa 49, ,..sl @
in the two heats all drew away from fbs -. -
the bunch, not one Of them exerted himself
The best time in the low hurdles was ~, -,
Hubbard, Of Amherst, u p seconds sr5 - ~ ~
contest IS looked for between him and C,as,is-o 80
tomorrow In the four heats Of the 220-v,-1
dash the three PENNSYLVANIA winners vre-o.s - -
ahead or their competitors az the finish tba+ -.
or Two looked back as they crossed the tana
Inc Welght events We're well contested s,5
IN the shot put II needed better than Al fasT -
quarry, and In the hammer, HOrr Of Svrac,s,
the leader, hurled the missile IA feet ~ =
lncn Ihe Syracuse giant was quite a farto- +,
pom tne weight events. being only an inch be-
hlnd Maxwell Of SwarthynOre in the shot nDf
II Is possible that two protests. which a. S,u1
under consideration and may not be decided -
a week or more. may have an effect upon re-
nnal standing. Young. of Syracuse who No, =
place In the 22C-yard hurdles has 80 - - .
tested by Pennsylvania, on the ground that h.
participated In open games In Philadelphia lasr
-44- z-ilIa' OF ColulnDla- VINO won second place
IN one Of the trial heats OF the half-niIa mn
mas also been protested. The COMMITTEES in
charge Of the games stated this afternoon that
the evidence in the Young case was not eT
pected until next week
Inc weather was unfavOrable A cold north
east wind blew into the open end OF the sradiur,
which chilled some Of the athletes and stiFanai
thelr muscles. so that none Of the records wers
even in danger.
The following are those who qualified in ths
different events.
Oneh hundre1-yar1 dash-DoIze ant Ford Har-s-1- 8p.
LSr Iorrey and Robinson. Yale. Dear Whi-hanl ara
LartIae! pennsylvania Cas-ler1au Colgate Read Am
!9ung Syracuse, and Gamble Prace5on- Best
Two hundred-and- -tventy-yara dasa-Iockwoos Hs-s,l
tOu and Do1ge Harvard. Robinson. Johnston C0hulau
13lc sld IWLcFel, Yale, Dear Whitman and CartmeL
pennsylvania; Gamble, Princeton. Best time 90
-Four huncred-and forty-yard dasA-Dives Harvard.
Rogers Cornell He1Tta.
ALon. lafayette Best time 0:50-s-
Elsnt hundred -and-eg1ty Tln-Tyhi,ular Cobb
HaFvard Moore Parsons. Yale. Latirner Pennsylvana
Carpenter and Townsend. Cornell LAnEIe Princeton;
Baker Svarthnore link Columbia Tlra- Pa-tnouth-
One-hundred- tvveutv-yard hurde-Ra15 Harvard.
Eales Yale Aulser. Pennsylvania. Castleman colgate
armstrong Princeton. shaw Dartmouth Turner CCnsn:
Hubbard. Amherst Best time Obs
Two hundred hurdle race-Catss. Tor-
Porter Yale Cssr-erna- t-ol-are- sr-us-orE
Princeton; Young Syracuse Hubbard Amherst: H!L.
Johns Hopkins Best time e,24aa.
High tump-Clark. Roosevelt and Somers. Harvard:
Motif. Pennsyly ania; Marshall. Yale Height f. IN
Broad jInp-ShetEeli and Knox. Yale Haycock Penn
syvanid: SimOns. Princeton Noores. Cornell; Weber.
stevens. Best jump. p e in
Pole vault-Craut Harvard Gilbert Yale Philps and
Jackson, Cornell Moore, Princeton Height II IT, IN
Shot put-Maxwel and Kreug--. SWarthnore, Hon.
Syracuse: Stephenson. Harvard White Yale Distance
43 II. in
Hammer throw-EIorr Syracuse: shevin. Yale Cook.
Baker. Cornell; Luby. Pennsyivluia Maxwell STart1-
more: Gage. Dartmouth Distance, IA T. ? n