The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-06-02
PENNSYLVANIA ATHLETES WIN
TAKE SIX FIRSTS AND SCORE 80
POINTS IN TRACK GAMES.
michigan Second In intercollegiate Cham.
plonsnips. Aided by brilliant Work Of
t.arrels Yale Thlrd-HaSkins Wins Mile
In 40 3-S-Many Records Broken.

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Garrels - Yale Thlrd--HaSkins Wins Mile
In 40 3-S-Many Records Broken.
RosroN. Mass, June THE Red and Blue
A. the / University Of Pennsylvania waved
triumphant in the Harvard stadium here
Oo.dsy, for the Quakers had won the cham
rlonship point cup In the thirty-second an
anal track and field meet Of the Intercol-
lsViste Association OF Amateur Athletes Of
Imerca. It was a day abundant In sensa-
tIonsl features and record breaking perform
snces and as the programme neared It's climax
Il developed into a battle royal between the
Fast and West.
Michigan sturdily upheld the prestige of
Western Drawn and muscle and II could not
have been intrusted to a more aggressive
srgre ,ation than the Wolverines. How
ever. luck favored Pennsylvania. and their
final tally was 80 points, Six firsts contrib
niel the bulk OF this score. and more gold
medals went toward Philadelphia than any
other quarter. Michigan made 20 points.
Yale. with a poor team. was third with 81
points. and Cornell, which had won for the
past two wears. was a poor fourth with is
points. other colleges who earned points
In the fray were Princeton, 10: Syracuse,
= Harvard, :; Swarthmore, 0; Dartmouth. s.;
Amherst. 4; Williams, ..
Since the inception OF this meet, thiTty-two
wears ago. there has never been an occasion
when go many records went by the board.
SIX new marks saw the light and the seventh.
the most remarkable OF all, will be rejected
on account Of a strong wind that blew be-
hind tho performer. This particular record
was the 10 yard hurdle, in which John G..
6srrcls Of Michigan did Is is seconds. He
took every hurdle like a deer and never dis
nlaced one, but what was the most remark
able Of all, in his wake was Shaw, the sup
posedly iuyincible timber topper from Dart
mouth, and Hubbard, another wonder, from
williams. After the fifth hurdle Gsrrels
drew out and landed first over every obstacle
and he beat Shaw by a yard. Armstrong
n Princeton came like a real tiger at the
finish and just snatched third place from
Hubbard.
The first final OF the day which was pro-
dnctlNe Of new tigures %as The mile. ana the
hero Of the sy"Gi was Guy hasklns OF Tenn:
seconds, and ii wipes out Both the collegiate
and Intercollegiate mark OF 4 minutes % %
seconds by George w. Orion OF Pennsylvania.
tter the pistol had cracked it was a ding
dong ans,T between Hdsklns, Coe and Ma,
H ,2Ss HS5f6 ei fl]' SIRlRPEesS for . t a. iasi 'liS aP Tss fffs;
zoe. W MI, hi LeSis; IN Ni9Ie e: k e. Ies'' co mas
raniy in the order named. Thus they ran
NTH The turn for the homestretch, when
ment as II he, might nail the Quaker. but
Haskins pegged away and won by two yards:
lsTis was sbC 2o,I l9aT ny yards n6au behind ndr Goe' and
J. B. Taylor, the colored boy from Penn
Clvsnia, maintained his reputation in the
iegiate record Of 20 is seconds made by
himself in 1906. His time. was as As seconds.
In the race he had decidedly the worts of II
drew a position away on the outside. As
they tore down the stretch andaround the benk
Iaylor had to run on the extreme outside, but
when he struck the straight line for home he
drew away and won DN about three va TdS
from Coholan of Yale. with Rogers Of Cornell
3 good third and Aztec OF Princeton a fair
New figures were in order gain in the two
miles, and Floyd R. Rowe Of Michigan cap
legiat e record Of o minutes ~ seconds made
eyN. L. Schutt, Of Cornell in 1909. Rove had
the race in hand from the start. and when the
time came made his effort and won in de-
dtiye fashion.
There were three. new records in the field
breaks the oid ifnterooiiesiste mark. by
q af'fPT eaTsS Fl Ia an nta lf iS isa Had e.. X X. 1 br q; o %'3 3sic
yauted II feet ilA3 inches. and this breaks
10th the inteE6ollegiatea and oollegiate records
Grspt Of Harvard and r. NJ. Jackson OF Cor
Kruger Of swarthmore sent The Ia pound
breaks the Intercollegiate and collegiate
record of IS feet by Fred Beck of Yale in 1872;
phlitlS Ndh ktNOUu III lllH tNtlls - tlu u
he not been interfered with by the semihnal
heats or the 100 hurdles he would surely have
won WITH new figures; AS II Was; one OF his
n inches.
The individual ,honors oil. the day, easily
belonged to Garrels by winning both hurdles
and taking second place In the shot. He is
wonderful athlete and won a host OF friends
ny his quiet and unassuming manner OF going
.Haskins made a dual score. but IL was a
close, shave for him in the half, as he only
no;esd home by a few inches, Cart15ebIs wins
vania immensely, The day was fair but blus-
tety and the attendance was poor for such a
hlg event.
100 Yard Run-won by n. j. Cartmell. Pennsyl-
Gamble; Princeton, third G. n Butler, Yale fourth
u YsSd EaTdles.won By J, G; ea;Eeis, MIenl.
: ssai 4 .F F SssSi D ssIlG! John 'f e, Hubbard y; d Ann Arm.
A' u y iSgn RuD TVS; i Is T s TsHIor. pennsyl.
S torisi Third !. G. Asile 9ai Piis sssSaa' fourth Si H. "1 qhimass,,
q" q s Esfa R1 g asS iai Sg 4 s. s. Ts { Penn.
S SaT.nPis ena 1; ?; S1sve tsIrG Ta +, 6 e.0f ISalx y; % Y Ha4:
Putting 10 Pound shotawS1 by WI; krgegeGE
S SH1's'o %isai TlsR q st PSa g. =; Sl1 lSes % pit '6 Of IS feet :
u pSi Of 3 4 I f:ct s 81 iseSsa H. War y. %hl teir SorS Tsin
iosr,h, with a put OF q feet q inch. Krueger's
pl Us + a new ateIsoaegiais reeord; Val, ,.un
glse, second, with a vault OF IL feet . inches: !. c. |
gilbert, Yale. and {. Campbell, Yale, tied for third
and fourth at II feet 4 inches, They did not jump
on and both viii get bronze medals. Dray'S vault
. new Intercollegiate record.
Running High jump Won by z. Mont. Penn.
MirAnia, with a jump OF 8 feet 81 inches; J. W.
MARSHALL, Yale, second. with a jump of o feet 2A
inches, Gilbert HoTraN. villa ms, third, with a
Ninp Of 5 feet II inches: X. q. HarH God. Harvard,
ihd I, J.. Soners, Harvard. tied for fourth al s
teet % Inches. They did not jump OF. Motifs
Wmp Is a new intercollegiate record.
THROWING 10 Pound HammeT-Won by y. I, |
hon, syracuse, with q throw OF $50 feet ~ inches.
~ ! Rctsberg, Heyyerd, second. with throw Of
Nth a throw Of IA feet Az Inches: K. folwoli. 4
lpSs1aylyanIN, fourth with a, throw 'of-1SS feet 9
RHnnipg Brosd Junn-Won by W. r, Knox
,Yhte With a lump OF "a feet 10 inches: 81 French,
nMchlgsn, second. with a UNI Of p fret so inches:
n,, inch: " 4. sherman. Dartmouth. fourth
VIII a lump Of a feel s inches.
One Mic Run-Won by. Guy Hasklns; Penn
nEI;. Cornell. third, William Malonry, Michigan.
,99ur'h Time. 1 minutes ~ IS seconds. Has
sns time is a nov Intercollegiate record.
haf Nile Run e. Won by Guy Hasklns, Penn
yLIvhnls +. Is. Townsend Cornell. second g, NJ.
ttsnth. Cornell. third; u. 7. Baker. Swdrthmore, /
Iqgrth, Time, / minute 81 as seconds.
Two Nile un-Wo by Floyd n, lowe. MIchi.
m: E, =. NagoNn, Cornell. senond: Gayle A. Dull,
NNeeftn, third; !. l.. E,sele. Princeton. fourth.
INT 9 minutes 50 IS seconds.
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