Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-06-02
ASSOCIATION
COLLEGIATE
ATHLETICS
Thirty First Annual Track
and Field Combination
of Games.
SIX HUNDRED MEN ENTERED
Under Auspices Of Association
OF Amateur Athletes
OF America.

intercollegiate Association 90 ANA
tor Athletes OF America. which will
be held today and tomorrow in tho
new Harvard Stadium ON Soldiers
field Some six hundred men have
entered in the various events. which
o. fully two hundred moro than over
before. There Be- great satisfaction In
New England athletic circles over the
faci that the annual championship
are finally 90 ho held IN the New Har
ward stadium. which Is considered an
ideal place Cor such an event, instead
of ON the grounds OF the ponnsyvnnia
University where thoy have been held
for several years.
The admission OF Dartmouth into
the association has added 10 the mum.
Der OF entries for this year. and ali
events are well filled up. which means
that many heats viii have 90 be- ran
off. Harvard Pennsylvania. Yale
Cornell and Princeton are well uT
among the leaders in the number of
entries
A. o. usually the case. there were
more entries On the i0O-yard dash
than in any other event u is a high
class field. Including some of the best
aprIntors. Ike l.. =, Dodge aud T.. C.
lockwood. Harvard X. %. squiroa
and r. ~ Young. Syracuse; e.. A
Gould. r. g. Wallis and r. Tindnii
Cornell; j. r. CartweI. w. ID. Dean
and J. ID. Whitman. Pennsylvania; r.
r. Castleman Colgate; ID 5. Toroy
r. Lowe. r. Twuchcll, ANA q. NJ Butt
her Yale, r. A. Gamble and l.. n
simnos. Princeton; p. =. Read Am
herst, and swas,y. Dartmouth.
There should be a pretty race ID
the final heat OF the 100 yard hurdle
race. which has among les entries:
r. Y. Castlomnn. Colgate; L. Ash
burner. Cornell: o. ~ Rogers. Har-
ward; ~ NJ Fuller Syracuse; r. =
Amaleer. Pennsylvania: W "a. EalCE
and r. Hill. Yale: w. NJ. Armstrong
Princeton: j. H. Hubbard. Amherst
and NJ. ID. Griswold williams.
Soyonty-two men are entered IN
the quarter mile run. Some OF those
who have figured before are u. J.
Dives. Harvard, X. b. Squirea, SYRIA
cuse; n. J. Cartwcll and J. d. Whit
man, Pennsylvania. W. CohOlan. j.
Ewing, j. N Gates and i. H. Brown
inE. Yale; r. G. Runyon, Princeton
Evans and Rose. Dart mouth, and q
Honric. Swarthmorc
Is. - Parsons. OF the Olympic team
IN enertod for the half-mile run. and
viii have to compete against runners
like III. ". Whitman. Harvard ~. 81
Squlres. Syracuse, r. H. Townsend
&. r. MaEoiln and r. C. Carpenter
Cornell, s. 10. Terry and j. X. wal
cox, Pennsylvania. W r. Slsson. Col
gate, v. v TiiHon and r. Moore. Yale
A. H. Swan and r. r. Linglo. Prince
ton; Rose. Thrall and Shipley, Dart-
mouth. and Il. Baker. Swarthm0re.
Another remarkably big field Us en-
tered for the ono-mlle ran. Some
Of the prominent starters viii be a.
M. Turner and A. Dana. Harvard
X. y. Squirca. Syracuse: G., r. Ma
goian, q. r. Lewis, A. L. WildgOoss
and J, G. Hemingway. Cornell: J.. =.
Jones. H. 8, Terry. c. Hasklns and
=, W. Root Pennsylvania; W. j.
L'Engle, =. y Scudder and w. Glib
son, Yale. n 4. Parsons. J. H. Kolly
and a. l.. Swan, Princeton, and II,
Baker, Swarthmore. Nearly a., II
these men are entered aud Will prob-
ably run ia the two.WAo run Cor
nell men are very confident OF win
ming both events,
Among the men who will nght Ii
out for honors In the 22O-yard dash
are Dodge and Lockwood Harvard ;
Deur and Whitman. Pennsylvania
Casileman, Colgate. Twitcher, TOrrey
and Lowe, Yale; Camille and Ruuyon,
Princetun 6wasey. Dartmouth. and
Hunter, Johns Hopkins.
q. ~ Roosevelt q nephew of prcsl.
aHHsHaH NNss.Ha.aHNHH a.
wards Representatives IN the high
jump Another Harvard man who
viii compete iu that event o. p. NJ
Clark Cornell viii have II. J.. Ross
man and r. ROsman. other entries
nre Ryan, Columbia, Moiltt and Dana
Pennsylvania Marshall and SissOn
Yale; Laird and Tooker. Princeton
and Hubbard, Amherst
la the hr ad jump are W d. Jordan
Harvard D. D. Weber Stevens tn
HtitUe. M0sher aud Turner. Cornell.
Eddingdold, Columbia. Green Penn
rylvanIa; Tippott, New York unlyer-
sits; Sheffield Yale; simonf Prince
TN; Hubbard Amherst and Horrack
Williams.
Yale loses n good man Ia the pole
vault W. Day the present record
holder has a spralnod ankle, ana viii
not b. able 10 compete The most
promising vaultors are A. q. Grant and
r. -. Grimy Harvard g. Aleen. Sy-
racusei j. %. Phillips. and r. VI. Jack
son. Cornell: Swain and Kirkpatrick
Pennsylvania; Gilbert and Hinton
Vale and A. L. Moore and N 8 Ten.
ney Princeton
la the shot put are y. r. stephen
son, Harvard, NJ =. iorr. Syracuse
W y. White and O. T. Cook Cornell,
,, j. Ryan Columbia; n, Is. Holllngs.
head aud a b. IoIgier. Pennsylvania
y. White. Yale, q. "a. HoOyumglan
Amherst and r. A Maxwell, Sworth'
more
a. l.. shoylin. and r. G. Trlpp, Yale.
"a. % Keeshurg and r. 49, Croson
Harvard; g. r. Cook Cornell. and w
a. Dauh. Princeton are among th,
most prominent entries for the ham
mCr throw.
Anticipating series Of dospeat,
struggles for supremacy the Cxocu
tive committee OF the intercollegiate
association has selected Jamou u
Sullivan. secretary TREASURER uf thI
Amateur Athletic Union OF th
United States, az referee OF the meet
TIC s. considered one OF the creates
authorities ON an kinds OF athletic
aud track matters and his selection !
universally approved.