The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-26

in April. Taylor, whdn In condition, -
practically unbOatab q, In TACT the only
apparent chance 10 that the burden OF
attempting two rsces may, set him 6ack;
Of Mike Murphy is 70 put Taylor In both the
half mile and QuAFtar milo races. Fit.
there Il snAlI doubt In tho minds Of many
thRth he ~ould win one or the othfr. Whether
he N.n do both e stil E ggSstaon; BeSlde:
q very olever b at this race, BE likes
10 bOStef than Cagtrnell. Who IL no siouch &c
q quarter, 60 that no probably win be cent
along 70 tEy. t.. III wore possible Murphy
TO DO that. ~ course,
Cornell has a man In French Who Is CON
adhered able 10 make n shoping In the quar-
tsr. IN the mect With Princeton no ran
Of Princeton. The latter Il a good man.
as might be observed from the way. In
which no runs 90 CLOSE to fast men. Coho-
Ian Of Yale 10 q triod performer. He notched
81, Is seconds in the meet against Prince.
ton. 90 that In q way withIAtlee as a trial
horse, he appears a lkelier man than
French. Pritchard Of Dartmouth 10 q fair
performer. better against Amherst. than
against Harvard. Young Of the Crimson
Ia accounted likely to do we'll in the inter-
n Michigan has Dayey in the field. be
may earn q point. He has not shown what
he can do, thus Gar, having made no effort
for timo In any Of HE races, but 10 q man
Of whom much Is expected Pe%nnsylvania
her Of tho two-mile relay team. He won
the quarter mile against Columbia, not in
fast time. to DO sure. the weather condi-
tons being opposed but he beat out Bon
oi' coi In ias Tn TSc after att re- e rather aNi rf a nics
looking uuner, not 90 very fast, but he may
improve greatly.
Tho half mile run is expected to be a
race Of races. In fact, many persons look
II Taylor goes. which is likoly, he will be
pitted against two men OF und1ubted ability.
Ell 2. Parsons OF Yale. who won In 1904 and
Iro0 aid who holds the intercollegiate
reonrd Of / minute % seconds for the dis
\ lance, win be seen Ia the race. Parsops
| was away last spring at Athena, and when
he returned was In no condition to race:
The winner OF last year. j.. C.. Carpenter OF
Cornell. 10 out of the institution, 80 that
az far ~ he lie concerned the field lie free
and OPEN
H. p. Ramey Of Michigan, who is credited
with all sorts Of performances, all very
fast. is going 70 be Been TO advantage here
II Keene Fitzpatrick knows anything about
II. He has had tonsilitis. however, and u
into tho EzmSs. II he docs come here II
will be sign enough that he has recovered,
and on that besis he 10 expected to dothlngs,
Ramey has done / minute So SIS seconds
for the bali mile out at doors; A perform;
to him Indoors; In fact it was under 1855.
WHISTLER that vas reliable timing Of course
cannot be stated. but II may be depended
upon that RaIhey 10 fast. Maloney may
run in the half mile for Michigan, but that
is doubtful. He 10 likely 10 60 into one Of
the longer races. =,
Leaving aside these three men, who all
are fine performers, II must be remembered
that the other colleges have some half
milers. Cornell has F. B. Townsend. who
has placed in the intercollegiate champion
ships for the last two years. and 10 no mean
athlete. He can 10 better than 1 minute
50 seconds. Chandler and Lewis Of Cornell
we're in the meet against Princeton and they
finished first and third, Townsend being
second. Lewis was placed in the i%ntercol-
leElate mile run last year and isn very sturdy
performer. II mnst be e In mind that
II it is true that all Cornell has lies In the
distances, ia the half mile the Ithacans
should begin to show.
college will have very many, placed men In
the half mile race. In fact, although Taylor
Of Pennsylvania is backed up by Haskins and
Jones. he is likely to be the only Quaker
Cornell has the three good men named. :
Columbia has several goodhalf milers, as the
result OF the intercollegiate two mile relay
championship showed. Saunders is good
Tor otoSo 20 2 mnutes anu fhoyhs 6hoener
fast man. although he may 60 for the mile.
link Of Columbia, IL At. will do well in the
intercollegiate half mile. II will be re-
membered that he was q leader not far from
! home in the race last year and thai he did
rather than to laok OF ability. Jennings Of
Dartmouth used TO be q first rate man.
Baker of Syarthmore can beat 2 minutes
handily and he win have TO be looked after.
Van Brunt Is Harvard's best man. next to
49, V.lI-A (wNrn NhRan man tho
quality should be very high.
The mile run promises to be a good race,
too. Pennsylvania Offers Jones, the inter
collegiate oross-country winner, and Has;
kins, last years champion. Both are well
under 4 minutes 30 seconds for the distance.
So too are Coe and Rowe Of Michigan. The
exhibition Of Coe in the Pennsylvania relay
games, in which Michigan won the four
mile relay race. was enough to convince
any one Of his quality. Coe stepped out
easily and did 4 minutes SO seconds with no
p~erceptible effort. Lewis of Cornell did not
run very fast against Princeton, but he won
and that is something. Jamison is another
Cornell mai who 10 expected TO- do well.
and MCGEE. In the meet with Yale Eisele
won both the mile and two mile races, the
mile going In 4 minutes IS 2-S seconds and
the two miles in 10 minutes.
II Ia not certain that Eieele will ATTEMPT
both races. but II he goes in the mile, he will
ave one man after him hard. He is Hoyns
Of Columbia, wborran q race against Eisele
last winter in Madison Square Garden in
a medley relay race. The distance then
was a mile and Hoyns defeated the Jersey
man. That result is declared by Prince
tonians to be likely to be reversed when
they meet again. Hoyns doesn't think 30.
He is willing to try to prove II in the
intercollegiate games. Minot, Harvard's
in the race. Lupdell Of Brown, Palmer OF
Dartmouth and Bunner Of Williams also
may count for something. Yale has few,
ii any good men for this distance. Splitter
ia about the best Of them.
Cornell expects TO come strongly TO the
front In the two mile race. Magofin,
last years champion. is again In the run
ming. He trimmed Eisele in the race in the
Cornell Princeton dual meet, negotiating
the distance In 0 minutes IS as seconds.
Eiseie went the distance in the Columbia
meet in 1854. Nobis OF Cornell Is another
rood man. and 90 IL Colpitts. who wigs just
beaten out by Jones In the intercollegiate
oross-oountry race. Eisele 10 Princeton's
hope. He will be backed by MoGee. Eisele
can do and has done under 0 minutes so
seconds and 1t is a question only Of doing
that at the right time.