The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-26

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ceptlon. there sete M Euod performances
Huhbafd NJ Amherst, koWevrf. ran . heat
In the low hurdles IN ~ ~ seronda, the fa"'-
81 iime fof the event made this yeas.
The meet waa full ~ aatpriseg 20 fer a.
vSnia rfpck' va she, out OF the low hurdles.
HARDWOOD .of .Hafvafd failed 70 ,scoSe y ths
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eide kpfshufg aud OVpson. the two hammer.
thtowers who we're down for pl9cs. ialled
n place iu the quarter after passing no bic
favorite distance. The half mile. 20 run IN the
shorter event. hg' there were also s,irpr,srs
men In the high Jump, where she ? Nbectsd 70
be shut ou, r%arso1s, ~ Yale half n,ils chalT
np iign ,,m NJ no ,d r%m e spd ou ,IIi we es.iIy '' wv
Castloman Of COLGATE WAS the only man 20
score Ia three events. III, qualified in the
Yale Qualified more men than any other
college. getting nineteen men into 70,
morrow COMPETITIONS Harvard was seconn
"a follows Pannsy lvania eleven. Cornell.
nine Princeton. seven Syracuse and STarth-
three Columbia, Lafayette, Johns Hopklns
and stevens, one The events In which
trials we're held were the lCo and 22c ward
and half miles and the Ave field events.
After ro.day's events the result Of the
Harvard, Peinsylysnia. Yale and Cornell, are
all In a way to win, but Harvard VAS tonight
considered a bit stronger. than her, rivals.
owing TO the Crimson entries in The distance
runs. The loss Of Oveson and kersburg IN
the hammer throwing however, has weakened
Harvard by from I 10 ! points. There are 80
mn y small COLLAGE 4 ara in tho nppf thAf me
points will be very much scattered and II II
generally believed that ~ points viii be SUM-
cient to carry off the honors
Two men entered in the meet are undeT
protest. link OF Columbia and Young OF
Syracuse. II ia asserted by Yale that the
Trayers Island last August Yale says that
Young entered Syracuse after leaving Penn
sylvania after the date required for regis
tration by the, rules, OF the !. c. A. A, 4;
These men win be allowed TO compete, and
the cases will be decided later
The m of to-day's trials, all men
given qualifying for to-morrow's racing:
100 Yard Dash-Fist heat won by Dodge. Har.
yard: Butler Yale, second; Read Amherst third
Second heat won by Ford, Harvard: Young
Syracuse, second Dear. Pennsylvania third
Third heat won by witham, Pennsylvania; Castle
man, Colgate. second: Robinson. Yale third Time
Fourth heat won by cartmell. Pennsylvania,
Torrey, Yale. second; Gamble Princeton third
20 YARD Dssh.FlIst he..-W9n BY Dear Penn,
savanna, HODluSOn ufC, bfNObhs IL iult'
'M SECOND heat Won BY Whitman. Pennsylvsnia;
hme' q IS seconds. ''
Third hsst-Won by Cartnell.. Pcnnsylvanle;
g TEreh' e i i s ses s . h" ~ "'''
Fourth heat-won by Dodge. Harvard: Gamble,
is 9sfd HuEdlss-F,.s, hss,.won By Castle,
second Hea,-won by Armstrong. Princeton;
Had ar,ta p Eerpnh Timp ia tx GarnndS
Third Heat Won by shaw. Dartmouth; Ans.
Ter PennsYlyanla; second Time 70 seSonas; =
Amherst, second; Time. rs 50 SECONDS -,
mo Hio raL 'h hnT Jo6ns H H,5Si hsa, second. o T,m meo q 2
second heat won b.: cas,lsms9, Colgate; Gates,
r'{E Ea' S$Is ne s sssS S$ Won pff} g y 3 = ' sS2ss:.s' Porter IT.
NIL 10 G &sTS run I.t r'5s' heat .s:c %SR b Bivs r''P Ta4vs cSi
third. Time. so s-S seconds.
sw asr3"% "[' second; Herr Comet third. Tmne
$50 Ward Pun First Heat-w Won, by Baker,
Cornell. thlrd' Thrall, dartmouth; fourth; Moore,
Yale. nnh: Whitman Harvard, sixth. Time
second Heat Woq By Townsend, Cornell; Pa.
Princeton, fourth Latlmer, pennsylvania, nth.
TINT PSi,i / ~' "a Pound Z ! s : SsGoP a. following qualified:
Maxwell Sw%aT,amore. ~ feet : inches; hGrr; SyLa
,Gl4 inches: White. Yale. Il feet i0I9 inches; Kruger.
Swarthmorc, ~ feet 81 Inches,
Pole Vault following qualified at II feet 8
inches: Grant, Harvard: Phillips and jackson,
Cornell: Gilbert, Yale, and Moore. Princcton.
High jump The following quallned at 5 feet o
inches: Clark. Roosevelt and Somers, Harvard;
Marshall. Yale, and Motltt, Pennsylvania.
Throwing Ia Pound Hammer The following
oualIhrd. Horn, Syracuse. distance. IA feet NJ
Inches; Cook, Cornell. distance. Al tcrt = inches;
Shc,lln. Yale, distance 40 feet ~ inr hes Gage
Dartmouth. distance 1875 feet o.? Inches; Luby,
Pennsyl, anie. distance, 49, feet, o inches,
Running Ri bad JunNp-Tho following qualified
Shefneid, Yale, ~ feet : inches; Simons, Princeton,
y feet llit inches; Knox, Yale. q feet 10 inches;
Weber, Stevens, 81 feet \ Inches; NTH place tie be-
tween Haycock, Pennsylvania. and Moore, Cornell,
al 81 feet 5 inches, Jump OF won by Haycock. Dis.
tanse. 81 feet 3 inches.