New-York tribune., 1906-05-15
BIG ENTRY FOR GAMES.
More Athletes than E0er Before IN
intercollegiate Meet.

Entries were announced yesterday for the
thirty-frst annual track and field games of the
intercollegiate Association Of Amateur Athletes
Of America. to be held on Soldiers Field. Cam
bridge. Mass, on May Is and 26 Some six
hundred men have entered In the various events.
which Is fully two hundred more than ever be-
fore. All the events have filled well. which
means that many heats viii have 20 be run on.
Harvard. Pennsylvania. Yale. Cornell and
Princeton are well UP among the leaders IN the
number Of entries.
AS IS usually the case. there are more
tries in the 1O0-yard dash than in any other
event. It Is a high class field. including such
sterling sprinters as L p Dodge and P. c.
Lockwood, Harvard; K. B. Squlres and r. F.
Young. Syracuse; c. A. Gould. T. c. Wallis and
r. Tindan, Cornell; J. T. CartwelL ". D. Dean
and J. d. whitman Pennsylvania: T. R. Castle
man. Colgate; D. S. TOrrey. 7. Lowe. r. Twitch-
ell and G. n. Butler, Yale: r A. Gamble and
L. II. Simons. Princeton: F. +. Read. Amherst.
and swasey. Dartmouth.
There should be a 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. Har-
ward; F. N. Fuller. Syracuse: E S. Amsler.
Pennsylvania; II. ". Eales and r. Hil Yale:
w. NJ Armstrong. Princeton: J. H Hubbard.
Amherst. and u. D. Griswold Williams.
Seventy-two men are entered in the quarter
mile run. Some Of those who have figured be-
fore are 2. J. Dives. Harvard: K 3. squires.
Syracuse: ". ]. CartweH and J. d. Whitman.
Pennsylvania: W. Coholan, +. Ewing. J. NJ.
Gates and J. II. Browning Yale: R. c. Runyun.
Princeton; Evans and Rose. Dartmouth. and G.
Henrie. SwarthmOre.
2. B. Parsons Is entered IN the half-mile run.
but viii hardly take part. as he is stin with the
f11vrr1~ ~.g1
points TO Yale. for he was counted on as sure
winner. The race looks open with such fair
athletes In as H. n whitman. Harvard: K 3.
Squires. Syracuse; F. B. Townsend, c. ?. Ma
coffin and T. C. Carpenter. Cornell: S. II. Terry
and ]. K Wilcox. Pennsylvania: W. r. Sisson.
Colgate; v. v. Tilson and B. Moore. Yale: A. L.
Swan and r. P. Lingle. Princeton: Rose. Thrall
and Shipley, Dartmouth. and r. Baker. SWarth-
more.
Another remarkably big field Is entered IN the
mile run. Some OF the prominent starters viii
be H NJ. Turner and A. Dana. Harvard: K. B.
Squires. Syracuse; c. F. Magofln. G. F. Lewis.
A. L. WingOose and J. C. Hemingway. Cornell;
L. P. Jones, H. s. Terry. @. Haslzius and s.. W.
Root. Pennsylvania: W. ]. LEngle P. J. scud-
der and W. Gibson. Yale; r. P. Parsons. J. II.
Kelly and A. I. Swan, Princeton, and r Baker,
Swarthmore. Nearly all Of these men are en-
tered and win probably run IN the two-mile run.
Moakley, Cornell's trainer. Is expected to turn
loose winner in one OF both Of these races
Among the men who viii fight IL out for hOnOrs
in the 22O-yard dash are I. P. Dodge and ?. c.
Lockwood. Harvard; W. D. Deur and ]. D.
Whitman, Pennsylvania: T. R. Castleman. Col
gate; r TwitcheI. D. ]. Torrey and J. Lowe,
Yale; r. A Gamble and r. c. Runyon. Prince
ton; Swasey, Dartmouth. and ]. F. Hunter, John
Hopkins
6. E Roosevelt, a nephew OF President Roose-
velt. will be one OF Harvard's representatives IN
the high jump. Another Harvard man who will
compete In this event is P. NJ. Clark. Cornell
will have R L. Rossman and r. ROssman. Other
entries are j. ]. Ryan Columbia 7. Mofntt and
W. ]. Dana, Pennsylvania; J. W. Marshall and
l. SiSsOns Yale; d. Laird and N. B. TOOker.
Princeton and ". P. Hubbard Amherst
In the broad jump are W. B. Jordan. Harvard:
T. F. Weber. Stevens Institute; G. w Nosher
Columbia; E. l. Green, Pennsylvania; c. P.
Tippett. New York University; L. T. Sheffield
Yale; l. II. Simons Princeton; ". p. Hubbard
Amherst. and G. HOrFaX, Williams.
Yale loses another good man in the pole vault
W. Dray. the present record holder. has q
sprained ankle and will not be able to compete
The most promising vaulters are A G. Grant
and r. B. Griny, Harvard; c. Allen, Syracuse;
]. B. Phillips and 7. N. Jackson, Cornell; ". K
Swain and NJ B. Kirkpatrick Pennsylvania:
A. c. Gilbert and r. Hinton. Yale. and h L
Moore and H. s. Tenney, Princeton
In the shotput are B. 7. Stephenson, Harvard:
NJ. r. HOrr Syracuse; ". B. White and G. 7.
Cook Cornell; j. j. Ryan, Columbia; r. X.
Hollngshead and A. B. Ziegler. Pennsylvania;
p. White, Yale; L. H. HOOyumg1an, Amherst,
and r. A. Maxwell. Swarthmore. T. L. Shevlin
and r. c. Trip, Yale; ~. E. KesSburg and r. II.
Oreson, Harvard: G. 7. Cook, Cornell and W. II.
Daub. Princeton, are entered In the hammer
throw.