The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-08
TRACK MEET SATURDAY. YALE VS. PRINCETON
AtPrinceton Teams Evenly Matched Comparative
 Forecast.

Ao eeAS HIdCh dlIllSleS Will ldhe their last practicce to-day in prepara- ton for the annual meet with Prince ton which is scheduled to take place at Princeton next Saturday. The team will leave for Princeton Friday noon. It is a novelty for Yale and Princeton to meet in their final track games with the outcome uncertain but this year it is impossible to declare Yale the probable victor in advance with any degree of certainty. Estimates framed in this city, naturally hopeful to the blue, make her the victor by a margin of five or six points, but at Princeton the meet is claimed without stretching the range of probabilities
 A forecast prepared by some of the Yale track stars as representing their conviction of the outcome gives Yale the meet by the final score, 54 to 50 points. The fact that the meet is to take place in Princeton this year means the gain of several doubtful points for the Tigers and, in a meet as close as this, the slender advantage may be turned against Yale.
 Yale is lamentably weak in the sprints, and Princeton will slightly out point her in the weight events, the hurdles and the two-mile run. Yale is likely, however to make the two jumps and the pole vault almost a clean sweep. In the half-mlle run she should do equally well and in the quar- tter and the mile she should better the Tiger score.
 Princeon's two stars, Rulon-Miller and Gamble, who took first and third in the 100-yards dash at the University of Pennsylvania relay games last Sat- urday, should take the same places in the Princeton meet next Saturday, giving next Saturday, giving Iorrey of Yale second If he is in the best form. Rlllon- Miller is likely to corral the 2O-yard dash with Gamble second, ss Torrey will not enter this event. Burch or Twitchell of Yale will prob sibly take third.
 Coholan, of Yale, whose best mark this spring Is 50 seconds, should take the quarter mile. with Attele, of Princeton, second and McNulty or Burch, of Yale, third.
 Parsons, of Yale, the veteran half miller, Is booked for first in this event, with Tilson, of Yale, probably second and Connors, the former Princeton sprinter, third Spitzer, of Yale, is reckoned for first in the mile very doubtfully, for Kelly and Eisele, of Princeton. will fight every inch of the way to the tape. The veteran Eisele is given the two-mile event, with Wood ward, of Yale, second and Kelly third Armstrong, of Princeton, should prove an easy winner in both hurdles, with Torrey, of Yale, second. Dupree and Howe, of Yale, are given third in the two events.
 Although Gilbert, the intercollegiate champion pole vaulter. is i'll and can not take part in the meet, Yale looks for seven points in this event, Witt Dray first and Linn second. Goodrich of Princeton, who was second last year should capture third. With Captair MdrS1dll dIlu OlSSOH, Ol IdlS, III IllSll best form in the high jump. Yale should secure seven points, with Goodrich, oi the Tigers, third.
 Tn the broad jump Knox, the footbal head coach, should be good for first fol Yale, with Davis second. Connors, oi Princeton, may get third.
 Jim Mccormick, the Princeton full back, is conceded the hammer throv and shot put Yale expects to mak second and third in the hammer throw . with Park and George, although Dau of Princeton may get a point if he com petes. In the shot put Buhrman o Yale may take second, with Como third.
 The above estimate gives Yale onl, 29 points in the track events to 35 flo Princeton. It claims for Yale, however 25 points in the field events to 15 fo the Tigers. By events the forecast fol lows: