The Washington herald., 1907-06-02
FOR PENN
Quakers Win BIG Field and
Track Games.
MICHIGAN IN SECOND PLACE
Yale Finishes Third. While Cornell,
Last Years Winner. Finishes n
Poor Fourth 80 six Records Are
Smaphrj. and GGrrcIIs Makes New
Hurdle Mark-Events and scores.

Boston. June THE Red and Blue Of
the University OF Pennsylvania waved
triumphantly iu the Harvard stadium here
to-day, for the Quakers had won the
championship point cup I'm the thirty-sec-
ond annual track and field meet of the
intercollegiate Association OF Amateur
Athletes Of America.
II was a day abouudiug with seusa-
tonal features and record-wreckiug per
.formances, and as the programme neared
It's climax It developed into "A battle royal
between the East and West Michigan
sturdny upheld the prestige Of Western
Drawn and muscle. and 10 could not have
been entrusted 600 "a more aggressive agEra-
CATION than the Wolverines. However,
luck favored Pennsylvania, and their final
tally was % points Six frsts contributed
the hluk of this score. and more gold
medals went toward Philadelphia than
any other quarter. Michigan made %
points. Yale with q poor team, was third.
with % points. and Cornell which had
won for the past two years. was r. poor
fourth. with Is points Other colleges that
earned points I'm the fray were. Princeton.
10. Syracuse S. Harvard. {. Swarthm0re.
6, Dartmouth, 3; Amherst. 4, Williams. D
The Summaries.
l0lurI uu-Wau bg y j. Carfmel. Parns7Iva-
MIA S. I,u0n-Niier. Princeton second; Il. A. Gam
bic. Princeton. third, G. VI. Butler, Yale fourth.
Time. 10 seconds
Il-yarl hudies-Won by J. C. Cards Michigan:
=. p. Shaw Dartmouth second. W N. Armstrong
Princeton third John II, Hubbard Amherst, fourth.
Time. I5 IS seconds.
s4oyard ru-Wo1 by J. b. Taylor. Pennsylvania
". T Cohaian Yale, second, H. ". Rogers, Coy
nell, third, J C.. Altee, Princeton, fourth. Time
Is - seconds. A new intercollegiate record
l1eyaId uu-WCu bv n. j. Caumsu. Psuusvl7a-
nisi l. b. Stevens. Yale, sec1ldi J. ID. Whitman.
Pennsylvania third. 7. C. lockwood Harvard.
fourth. Time, q i5 seconds
Putting l6-porud sh5t-W0n by vs.. f. Kruger,
swarhmrrr, with q plt u s6 feet 50 inches. J c.
GaueiIs- Michigan, second. with a put Of IS feet
inches. B. L. Stephenson. Harvard. third with a
put of q feet go inches; ". B. White. Cornell.
fourth, with a put q a felt q inch RrlegrEs put
is a new intercollegiate recurd.
Pole TaultiDE-Nm tv " r, Drav, Yale, with
a vault Of II feet li2s inches, Claude Allen, Sera-
c.se, second. with a vault 0f II feet s inches. A.
c. Gilbert Yale, and C. Campbell. q Yale tied
for third and fourth, 40 II feet 8 inches. They did
not jump off, and both viii get brcnzs medals
Days vault is a new intercollegiate record
Running high tmD-W0n by T. Motitt Penn
ylTaHia. with a jump If feet 5% inches J. w,
Marshall Yale, second. with Jump ot feet -
inches; Gilbert H1rav. Williams third. with a
jump lf feet II inches; r. q. H3rg00d, Harvard.
and r. T. Scmers. Harvard. tied for fourth. az 8
feet ga inches. They did not Jump Of. AI8ts
jump is a new intercollegiate record
Throwing lepaUnd hammar-Won by y, F. Hsrr
Syracuse. with a throw Ci I51' feet IA inches H.
f. Kersberg. Harvard. second. with a throw Of ls
feet 5is inches; J. y. Pew, IT., Cornell third, with
a throw Of IA feet gs inches; r. Folweu. Pennsyi-
vauia, fourth, with a throw Of l33 feet 6 inches.
Running broad jUmp-Won by ". r Knox. Yale.
with a Jump Of p feet 10 inches; Z. B. French
Michigan. second with jump of 2 feet S7s inches:
Homer Heath. Michigan. third, with a Jump Of 2
feet I inch. " A. sherman. Dartmouth fourth
with lump Of p feet inches
Cne-mile u,n-Wou by Guy H8skins, Pennsylvania
Harry l.. Coe, Michigan. second; e. F. Lewis Cor
nell, third; William Mlloney Michigan fourth.
Time. 40 55 Hassins' time is a new iutcrc5lle-
gate record.
Half-mie un-Wcn by Guy Haskins Ponnsylys-
MA z. B. Townsend Cornell. second; C.. NJ
French. Cornell thud; R, J. Baker, swarthmore,
fourth. Time. l:57 i5.
Tvomle ru-Won by Floyd Rowe, Michigan
C. T. MaEof1n Cornell. second; Gayle A. Dun,
Michigan. third. J. l. Eisee. Princeton. fourth
Time 954 -
c3-yari huIle-Won by John c. Gaurls, Michi-
gan John II. Hubbard Amherst, second; A. B.
Shaw Dartmouth, third; W. NJ. Armstrong Prince
ton, fourth. Time, q seconds