The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20
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than n or N points this time.
Some time aEp. when figuring hra began
on these gafnra. II was conceded that Cornell
would split up tho distance events with
Yale The sprlnts were conceded 10
Pennsylvania and the hurhlea were sup
possd Co lie between Pennsylvania and
Colgate. M they did last year. Yale was
To win the pole vault and tho half mile and
Pennsylvania would carry Of the quarter
mile. Cornell had q good chance In tho
shot put and Yale was conceded ths hammer
throw On the basia Of this figuring Cornell
probably would retain the cha mpionshtp,
with Pennsylvania and Yale close up
Little or no attention was paid 20 Harvard
or to Princeton. This figuring was done
on the basis Of past performances What
the present season has brought forth has
upset many OF the calculat ions Of the best
men.
Going down through the list Of events
consideration first Is directed to the 100
yard run. Schick, last years winner. has
been graduated. Pennsylvania is strongest
here with Cartmell, the runner up in the
100 and 220 yard runs to Schiok in 1904
who has returned to college. Whitman ,
another Red and Blue man, is a cracker
Jack. Dear, the veteran sprinter, is another
good man for the Red and Blue. Yale has
a man of the 10 1-5 grade, but that will
hardly do. If Cast!eman Of Colgate does
prove to be eligible for the intercollegiate
games. as contended by G. I. Kirby. chair
Of tho aIuianrv rom mit fee of the
&c. A. A. A A., he has to be reckoned with
in this event. Castleman can come very
close to ten seconds for the distance, and he
has the advantage OF improving with sue
ceeding heats.
Gamble, AL Copland's freshman Splinter,
has been coming along rapidly. and there Is
a good chance that he will get to 'evens'
this year. Harvard has Lockwood and
Dodge. both good men. Lockwood comes
fast after he gets away from the mark and
his finishing rush is likely to get him a place
The Harvard men beat Swasey Of Dart
mouth in their dual meet and Swasey is a
real 0 As seconds man, if ever there was
one. Columbia has a man who, if eligible,
will cause trouble. He Is Bull, who did 10 l-5
seconds as a freshman last year.
In the 220 yard run almost the same
field will present itself. The further Cart
nell goes the better chance he has and
Whitman has done 81 As seconds. Penn
sylvania can also present for this event
Bonsack, the former holder of the Princeton
interscholastio record for the 220 yard run
Bonsack has besa running some tremendous
quarter,mile races this spring, and as he can
carry his speed over the longer distances
he certainly ought to be figured for the fur
long. Yale has Twitchell, Torrey, Robin
son and Lowe for this race. Cornell is
unfortunate in not having a first rate man
for either the 100 or 22O yard runs, but as
that is the usual thing at the Ithaca insti-
tuition it need not be figured against the
chances Of thu lthaoans.
The quarter mile ought to be a splendid
race. Dives of Harvard, Eerr, Carpenter
and Rogers Of Cornell, Bonsaok, Haydock
and perhaps Taylor of Pennsylvania,
Coholan Of Yale and Squires of Syracuse
are very fast men indeed. just why Taylor
ia not running for Pennsylvania it is hard
TO say. He is around the university, but
probably il in difficulties because of studies,
which was what caused him TO leave the
institution before. Taylor was the winner
in 1904, in which year he established the new
record OF 40 Is seconds for the champion
ship.
Bonsaok has done 40 3-5 seconds this
spring, and Haydock is close to so seconds.
Dives Of Harvard probably is the best man
in the race, as he is a hardened campaigner
and a steadily improving man. his every
race is an improvement on the one preceding.
With Hyman, last years winner, now out Of
the way, there is small reason to doubt that
Dives will win. Herr. a former Brooklyn
Boys High School runner, has been show
ing up az one Of Comell's best quarter
milers. Carpenter got fourth in the inter-
collegiate games last spring, but he is an
erratic runner. Rogers showed great speed
in Madison Square Garden In the relay races
there last winter and is credited with close to
so seconds on that floor.
Squires, the Syracuse captain, lie as likely
to run the quarter mile as the half mile, but
judging from present indications Trainer
Hutchins will save him for the half mile.
II Parsons fails to get back in time and In
shape to do his best in the intercollegiate
championships, Squires will have a grand
chance. He was second to Parsons last
year. and did 1 minute 81 rs seconds for