The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-06-02
Herald Sporting News
GREAT FIGHT FOR
FIRST PLACE
PennsyIvanIa'S Five Star Ath-
IeteS Win Over Michi-
CAMS Seven.

Boston. June 1.-F'ive star athletes from
the University of Pennsylvania won the
intercollegiate championship in the Har-
ward stadium today IN what proved to be
a series of wonderful athletic perfor-
mances. New intercollegiate figures were
written in six of the thirteen events, and
one more record would have gone down,
ficials decided that the runners were too
much favored by the wind.
Pennsylvania was given g splendid fight
for first place by seven men from the Uni
versity of Michigan, winning by only four
points. The PennSylvanians scored 80 to
% for Michigan. Yale was third, with 23
points, and Cornell fourth, with 10 points:
Princeton had 10, Syracuse 8, and Har-
ward Z.
Many Records Broken.
intercollegiate records were broken in
the mile. the shotput. quarter mile, two
miles, high jump and pole vault. Gar
relS of Michigan ran the high hurdles IN
1519 seconds. bur Kraenzlein's record OF
legiate figure. Several of the other events
were almost up TO new marks. the 100-yard
dash being ran in 10 seconds, and the half
mile in i:51S.-
Captain Garrels Of Michigan led the
field with Is out of the % points for the
westerners. Garrels won both hurdle
events from such fast men as Shaw of
Dartmouth and Hubbard of Amherst, and
also showed his strength in the shot put
by getting second place over Stephenson
of Harvard. Haskins of Pennsylvania
won the mile and the half-mile and Cart
nell of Pennsylvania won both the dashes.
Haskns' victory in the half-mile run de-
cided the meet for Pennsylvania.
The Results.
1oO-yard dash-won by Cartmell, Penn
sylvania; second. Rulon Miller, Prince
ton; third, Gamble, Princeton; fourth,
Butler Yale. Time-10 seconds.
220-yard dash-Won by Cartmell, Penn
sylvania: second. Stevens, Yale; third.
Whteman, Pennsylvania; fourth. Lock-
wood, Harvard Tine-21 As seconds.
440-yard run-Won by Taylor, Pennsyl-
vania; second, Cohelan, Yale; third, Rog
ers. Cornell. Times As seconds. This
breaks the intercollegiate record of 1917,
held by Taylor.
SS0-yard run-Won by HaslSins. Pennsyl-
vania; second, Townsend, Cornell; third,
French, Cornell; fourth, Baker, Swarth
more. Time-1:57 As.
Mile run-Won by Haskins, Pennsylva-
mia; second. Cole, Michigan; third, Lew
is. Cornell. Timel:20 So. This breaks
the record of 4:25 20. made by Orton of
Pennsylvania
Two-mile run-Won by Rowe, Michigan;
second, Magoffin, Cornell: third, Dull.
Michigan; fourth, Eisele, Princeton. Time
-9:34 40 This breaks tho former record
of 9:40 held by Schutt of Cornell.
120-yard hurdles-Won by Garrels, Mich
igan; second, Shaw, Dartmouth; third,
Armstrong, Princeton; fourth. Hubbard,
Amherst Time-15 Is. Breaks record,
but will not be counted because of favor
ing wind.
220-yard hurdles-Won by Garrels, Mich
igan; second. Hubbard Amherst; third,
Shaw. Dartmouth; fourth Armstrong.
Princeton. Time-24 seconds.
Broad jump-Won by Knox. Yale. dis
lance 20 feet 10 inches; second, Heath,
Michigan, % feet So inches; third, Finch,
Michigan, q feet ] inch; fourth, Perez,
Johns Hopkins, p feet inches.
High jump-Won by MOffat, Pennsyi-
vania feet 81 inches; second, Mar
shall, feet "a inches; third, Horrax, VIII
liams, 5 feet II inches: fourth, tie. Som
mers and Hammond. Harvard. ; feet 9A
inches. Previous record 6 feet inches,
held by Winsor.- Pennsylvania.
Pole vault-Won by Dray, Yale. IL feet
11a. inches; second. Allen. Syracuse. IL
feet s inches; third. Campbell and Gill
bert, tied. II feet inches.
Hammer throw-Won by Horra, SYRIA
cuse 40 feet IL inches; second, Kers-
burg, Harvard 149 feet 6la inches; third,
Pew, Cornell IA feet 21a inches; fourth,
Folwell, Pennsylvania. 1873 feet inches.
Shot pUj-WOn by kerriger. Swarth-
more, distance affect 5lz inches; second,
Garrels, Michigan, As feet 2 inches third,
Stephenson. Harvard. Al feet as inches:
fourth, White, Cornell, A feet q inch