The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-06-02
FIVE STAR ATHLETES
WIN FOR PEENSY
Michigan Beat Out by Four
Points, Causing Sensation
in the East.

| pionehip In the Harvard stadium today
in what proved to be series Of Won
| derful athletic performances New in
ter-collegiate figures were written in
| six 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 wind.
! Pennsylvania was given q splendid
! fight for first place by seven men from
! the University Of Michigan, winning
| by only four points. The Pennsylva.
mans scored SO to % for Michigan
Yale was third. with % points, and
Cornell fourth, with Is points. Prince.
ton had 10; Syracuse, s, and Har-
yard 7.
intercollegiate records were broken
in the mile. the 5hot~put. quarter mile,
Garrels of Michigan ran the high hur-
dies in 1912 seconds, but Kraenzhen s
record of 10 2-5 seconds will remain
the intercollegiate figure. Several OF
the other events were almost up to
new marks. the l00yards being run IN
0:10, and the half mile in 1:57 34.
Captain Garrels of Michigan led the
field with 13 out of the % points for
the Westerners. Gsrrels won both hur-
die events from such fast men as Shaw
Of Dartmouth and Hubbard Of Am
hcrst, and also showed it's strength in
the shot put by getting second place
over Stephenson Of Harvard Haskins
OF Pennsylvania won both the dashes.
Haskins 8 victory In the half-milc run
decided the meet for Pennsylvania
1Q0-yard dash, fist semihnal-won
by Rulon Miller, Princeton: Read Am
herst, second: Butler, Yale, third. Time,
10 Is seconds.
l00-yard dash, second 6nnl-won by
Burch, Yale; second, Cartmell Penn
sylvania; third, Gamble, Princeton
Time, IL 4-5 seconds.
Kreugcr of Swarthmore put the shot
46 feet SD inches, breaking the for,
mer record of 40 feet, held by Beck of
Yale
120,yard hurdles, semi-fnal-won By
Shaw, Dartmouth; second, Armstrong
Princeton. Time, Is 3.5,
Second scmi-fnal-woD by Garrels,
Michigan; second, Hubbard, Amherst.
Time, l6 1-5,
120,yard hurdles-won by Garrels
Michigan; second. Shaw, Dartmouth;
third, Armstrong, Princeton; fourth
Hubbard. Amherst. Time, IS 10 sec
onds. Breaks record, but will not be
counted because OF favoring wind.
lOV-HaEu uaslI-"oh " NaI tmell'
Pennsylvania; second, Hulou Miller,
Princeton; third, Gamble, Princeton,
fourth, Butler. Yale. Time, 10 seconds.
Two-mile run-won by Rowe, Michi-
gan; second Magoflin. Cornell; third,
Dull, Michigan; fourth, Eisele, Prince
ton. Time, 8 minutes 34 40 seconds;
breaks former record of 8 minutes 80
seconds. held by Schutt of Cornell
220~yard hurdle. frst semi-hnal-won
by Armstrong, Princeton; second. Gar.
rels, Michigan. Time, % 3-5 seconds
Second semi fnal-won by Hubbard,
Amherst; second, SHAW, Dartmouth
Time 25 1-5 seconds,
220-yard dash, first semi~6nal Omen
named qualify)-won by Cartmell,
Pennsylvania; second, Hedge, Harvard.
Time, 90 seconds.
220,yard dash-won by Cartmell.
Pennsylvania; second, Stevens, Yale;
third, Wbitoman, Pennsylvania; fourth.
Lockwood, Harvard Time, 9l4-5,
Hammer throw-won by Horra, Syr-
acuse, $50 feet u inches; second,
Kersburg, Harvard, l49 feet 61s inches;
third, Pew, Cornell, 144 feet PIG
inches; fourth, Folwell. Pennsylvania,
l8S feet 8 inches
feet 1l5s inches; second, Allen, Syra
cuse. II feet 8 icbes; third, Campbell
and Gilbert, Yale, tied, II feet / inches.
Second semi~fnal-won by White
ham, Pennsylvania; second, Stevens,
Yale. Time. 2:22 seconds
9S0-yard run-won by Haskins, Penn.
sylvsnia; second, Townsend, Cornell;
third, French, Cornell; fourth, Baker,
Time, 1867 AS,
22O-yard hurdles-won by Garrels,
second, Hubbard Amherst;
-.
strong, Princeton, Time, % seconds.
Mile run-won by Haskins, Pennsyl. |
vania; second, Cole, Michigan; third.
Lewis, Cornell Time, 4:26 35. This
breaks the record of 4:28 2-5 made by !
Ortop of Pennsylvania.
440.yard run-won by Naylor, Penn
Sylvania; second, Cohokan, Yale; third, |
Rogers, Cornell Timo, % l-5, This !
breaks intercollegiate records Of 49ls, !
held by Taylor.
shot-put-won by Kerriger, swarth,
second, Garrels, Michigan, distance 45
Yard, distance II feet 53s inches;
fourth, White, Cornell, distance II feet
n inch,
Dray of Michigan broke inter-colle-
Iiate record in pole vaulting, l2 feet.
Broad iump-won by Knox, Yale,
distance % feet 10 inches; second,
Heath Michigan, 90 feet sTk inches;
hird, Finch. Michigan, q feet l inch;
'ourth, Perce, Johns Hopkins, q feet
inches.
Hugh iump-won by Mofat, Penn.
ylvnnia. feet 3A inches; second,
Marshall, feet "a inches; third, Hor-
AK. Williams, feet IL inches; fourth,
lie. Sommers and Hammond, Harvard,
feet 9N inches Previous record,
set inches. held by Winsor, Pennsyl,
'Rnia.
Pennsylvania. 50; Michigan. 20; E
Yale. 25; Cornell, 49, Princeton. 10; .
iyracuse, s; Harvard, :, Swarthmore,
:; Dartmouth. 5; Amherst, 4; Williams.
!, Johns Hopkins. l.