The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-27
CORNELL ATHLETES WINNERS.
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The aerund time IN No hissHfv carried ~ tbN
championship NJ tho Inter iIleela's taa1rit
ti6n ~ Amateur Nthletra N NmericHi held
In tho u adluut. aolhiefs Fieid tbia ~
Nv W. representatives haviha superiority IN
the middle and long distance runs over the
runners ~ the othrt Ieadina universities,
acoftua = points, Nv SHINING piscta Nv Tho
quarter, haif. mii~ and two mHe runs polo
vsuif. hammer aud hlah hurdles
The victory came ~ a surprise NJ INT
vefslty of Pennsylvania and Yale, sho had
qualified the Rres,sr numbeT of men In The
trials, wers looked UPON ~ the likely winners
whlls Harvard waa thought sure ~ beina near
the top with la band u athIetes. Who 90
clpverly defeated both Dartmouth and Vale
previous 10 this afternoon In dual meetings
The 4 University Of t'ennsyivanls wS second,
wish N points Harvard. third, with ~ Yale,
fourth, with ~ Syracuse. NTH. with u Col.
gate made = points Amherst, 4 Princeton, 8;
swarthmoTe. I Dartmouth. . Lafayette, q,
and stevens. q
There was only one record broken, The
pole vault mark made by Dray Of Yale last
year OF II feet 1915 inches was beaten by
A. v. Grant OF Harvard and r. N. jackson
Of Cornell. both Of whom tied at a point
one-auarter inch better than the record.
This performance was excellent when the
conditions were taken into consideration.
The time In the running events was slow
because OF q perfect gale which blew down
the home stretch. An idea OF its ferocity
can be better lima ined when the time Of the
furlong dash Is noticed. The racing was
keen. and despite the slowness OF the going
many close and interesting finishes were
Witnessed by the crowd Of 5000 persons that
assembled TO witness the clash OF the repre-.
sentatives OF the universities.
The Comedians surprised every one by
the manner in which they contested. their
form being perfect. and their sprintinR on
the end OF each Of their races being marked
by power and determination II was a grand
victory for the Ithacans. who were loud In
their praise for their trainer. Jack Moakley,
now entitled to rank as one OF the greatest
TO say regarding the victory only that the
men did much better than expected, especially
the work OF his Quarter and half milers. while
there was nothing expected OF the n tries
Hall OF Yale last year was thought fast
SnS .ha, e he ee Would Ia be a,' beaten sm .ae by BYE two %'S Of 'R hIs;
college mates was unlocked for.
The work OF the Cornell runners In the two
% %sif t susai was and T never sStlere an 6sos sss@s Si
j%ostlins. as aid Hall Of Yale and stone. tho
Crimson 1ssess SS5aS%Siil ,ro %sen ran ias sw aga fro% GufHI sfaf
the backstretch ITube and Magonin, moved
n Ilpn and fao ts' to thr fse f tSpel W 1HhRess ne was 3 G Srst
passed BY 1rube and within two yards Of the
finish Magofin came with a rush and won
bic against the powerful breeze,
The winning Of first and second places by
was Wonderful. Parsons and Moore OF Yale,
Whitman. Of Harvard Baker Of Swarthmore.
Cobb. Of, Harvard and link Of, Columbia OPP
running. and coming around into the stretch
on the last quarter. IL Hooked, as II Baker would
Win, but Townsend OF Cornell ran beautifully
came up from the rear with the speed OF a
Splinter and passed all. winning the event In
fn m 5 IN IN th h Sff place and Obj Of harVsrd
It looked IKE another victory IN the mile
stretch with a fair margin over Haskins Of
and nailed the Cornell crack on the tape. win.
who buried his. father two days ago. finished
In third place for Cornell. after a weeks Icy
S1; w. he r. M fimS was sf ! minutes 0I ss Ks s ss.
The quarter mile run brought about another
and never relinquished his position and won
f%svorite, while the Harvard leader only won
s and P aeTr OF c tsSnsi .'0" .0'"'0n '' L''''e'''
The y Tin H + Of f hms. IN the S,5 sis do. bundles sn
q Colgate In the low hurdles aided cornell
Pennsylvsnia was very strong in the sprints
Tor ,hS mnrvsrd and Ysle cracks. the VICTORY
Of CARMEL In both events being marked by
beautiful sprinting.
and Grant Of Harvard closed the days events.
The Cornellian had not been better than 10
feet II inches In pra ctioe this season and was
fourth place. Capt. Phillips Of Cornell, Gil
bert OF Yale and, Moore Of Princeton found
H. lset & rspress snelr Y,m Va;u Gsd' b stsn'' ,b sae
be ever did and with jackson went higher.
Both cleared the bar at II feet ioh inches,
y. MsTshslI Yale 4 ~ Won Iu The h htlsh Jump at 5
c fsst II ana IS1f Socs sSeie " a0 Hsr S . dd's aRsyed sss.
points, The work Of Maxwell Of swaEtSmore
f fRns that isst" Of yesterday, when SsS' he was ss4 ieadi Da
man In shot putting, ,Horr and stephenson
R knaI Chi him at out Vim n t sss sSasIndIn ssd bread 'SS 6PP
While weber OF stevens and isitmons SSsoaf
anIsSsa Ii 81 tSird Iat and foSrt SEea pIacs sA' lespso:
lively, The summary:
ip G Yard prs b.n ssmI ;nGS, Fri ! Is Rsai Foyg BY
YARD; second; r. l." Young Syracuse third, Time,
BG S,Ssi Hss,.%on .1 " /, ! T, Gos;m 10 % p sssSndS;
Bile, Princeton, third. r. ]. W.. Ford, Harvard,
fourth. Time. 10 lB seconds,
100 Yards High Hurdles. Semi .nnal-First heat
Won by r. r. castleman, Colgate; J. II, Hubbard.
.9s + AL iAi ; Ss7,TsS,S 3 ,.s ! : $ $SSS%s1 !, 9sssn s:a.
Final heat-won by ]. II, Hubbard. Annie nt;
p. Il. Castlemhn, Colgate. second A. p. shaw,
Dartmouth. third; r. G. Turner, Cornell, fourth.
Time, is As seconds.
Heit Nile Run-Won by J.. Carpenter. Cornell:
r. S. Towneend. Cornell. SECOND; p. Baker, SWARM
! more, third; a. s. Cobb. Harvard, fourth. Time.
| c. +, Lewis, Cornell, second; r.. 1. Simpson, Cornell,
third: ". 8, Mlnot Harvard, fourth. Time 4
40 Yard Dash-Won by II, NJ. Pogers, Cornell;
e, J. Dives, Harvard. second: ]. W. Coleton, La
fayette. third; r. J. Herr, Cornell, fourth, Time.
Two -Gle Ryn-Won by c. P. M.geran, Cornell;
n. l.. Trube. Cornell, second: A.. 7. Willgoose, Cor
utes 81 seconds.
40 Yard Hurdle R,cr--First heat-won by F. n.
Caeilcmau, Colgate: II, J. Young, Syracuse, second;
J. NJ. Gates, Yale, third. Time. % ] 5 seconds,
Second heat--Won BY J. II. Hubbard, Anhersl:
" M. Arns,tonS Princeton second j. 5 Hill.
Heat Tor third men-won by J, NJ. Gates, YALE.
Final hsst-Won by F, r. cas,leman, Colgate;
herst, third; W, NJ, Armstrong. Princeton. fourth.
Tim Is is seconds.
40 Yard Dash. eoml mai heats-First heat
Won by n. .. CartwPll. Pennsylvania: l., P. Dodge,
Harvard. second: L. X. Robinson, Yale. third.
Time. 2, eS seconds.