The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-02
Seven Athletes from Michigan Give ViCtors Hard TuSsIG for the HonOrS
 
CAPTAIN GARRELLS
 INDIVIDUAL STAR
Intercollegiate Records Broken In the Mile, Two-Mlle, High Jump and Pole Vault Events-Cart-
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Boston, June Hive star athletes from the University of Pennsylvania won the Intercollegiate championship In the Har- yard Starium today in what proved to be a series of the most wonderful athletic performances ever seen on an American cinder track. New intercollegiate figures were written in six out of thirteen events, and one more record would have gone down, that of the high hurdles, had not the officials decided that the runners were too much favored by the high wind.
 Pennsylvania was given a splendid fight for first place by seven men from the University of Michigan, winning by only points The Pennsylvanians scored a total of SS to 24 for Michigan. Yale was third with 23 points; Cornell fourth with 15. Princeton with 10 and Syracuse with 8 beat out Harvard, which won only points.
 Many Records Broken.
 intercollegiate records were broken in the mile. the shot put, quarter mile, two miles, high jump and pole vault. Garrells of Michigan ran the high hurdles in 15 1-5 seconds. but Kraenzlein's record of 15 2-5 second will remain the intercol- legiate figures.
 Captain Garrells of Michigan led the field with 13 out of 29 points for the west erners. Garrells won both hurdle and the sturdy Michigan athlete also showed hls strength in the shot put by getting second place over Stephenson of Harvard. Haskins of Pennsylvania won the mile hal mil Carfn1alI of PanOgVl- vania won both the dashes
 The Summary Details.
 Shot put. won by Kerriger, Swarthmore 46 feet 5h inches; second, Garrells, Michi- gan; third, Stephenson, Harvard
 One hundred and twenty-yard hurdles won by Garrells, Michigan; second Shaw Dartmouth; third, Armstrong, Princeton Time, b 1-5 seconds; breaks record, but will not be counted because of favorable winds.
 One hundred yards won by Cartmell, Pennsylvania; second, Rulon- Miller, Princeton; third, Gamble, Princeton. Time, 10 seconds.
 Scores of leaders thus far:
 Pennsylvania 15, Michigan 12, Prince ton 8.
 Mile run: Won by Haskins, Pennsyl- vania; Cole, Michigan. second; Lewis Cornell, third. Time, APO 3-5
 This breaks the old record of 4:23 2-5, made by Orton of Pennsylvania.
 Four hundred and forty yard run: Won by Taylor, Pennsylvania; second, cohol- an, Yale; third Rogers, Cornell. Time :4S 4-5.
 Breaks previous intercollegiate record of :49 1-5, held by Taylor.
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 High jump: Won by Moffatt, Penn sylvania, height feet 3h inches second Marshall. Yale: third, Horraz, Williams.
 Score thus far: Pennsylvania 20, Michi- gan l2, Princeton 8, Yale 2.
 Two mile run: Won by Rowe, Michigan second, Magoffin, Cornell; third, Dul Michigan. Time, 9;34 4-5.
 Breaks former record.
 Eight hundred and eighty yard rum: Won by Haskins. Pennsylvania: second Townsend, Cornell; third, French, Cor nell. Time. 1:57 4-5
 Two hundred and twenty yard hurdles; Won by Garretts, Michigan; second, Ub- bard, Amherst; third, Shaw Dartmouth. Time, :24.
 Broad jump: Won by Knox, Yale; dis tance, 22 feet 10 inches; second, Heath, Michigan; third, French, Michigan.
 Two hundred and twenty yard dash Won by Cartmell, Pennsylvania; second, Stevens, Yale; third, Wilhelm, Pennsyl- vania. Time, 21:2-5 Hammer throw: Won by Herra Syra- cuse; distance, 15O feet, 1a inch; second, Kersburg, Harvard; third, Pewe Cor nell.
 Pole vault: Won by Orray, Yale, height Il fet 1ls4 inches; second, Allen, Syra- cuse; third, Campbell and Gilbert, Yale, tie.
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