The Washington herald., 1907-06-01
YALE TIES CORNELL
New Haven Athletes Get
Twelyein Intercollegiate.
QUALIFYING HEATS ARE BEST
Harvard Has Ten Men Among the
EIigibIes, While Nine Wolverines
VIII start To-dny-COhOlan, of Old
Eli, Pushes Taylor, the PennsyI-
vania Sprinter, in the FOur-fOrty.


Boston. Mass, May S1-The preliminary
trials Of the thirty-second annual track
and field championship of the Intercol-
legiate Association Of Amateur Athletes
Of America were held here to-day AT the
Harvard Stadium. The chief feature Of
the weeding-out contests was the anxiety
among the colleges To see which would
qualify the most men. When the day was
over il was found that Yale and Cornell
were q tie both having twelve men quail
fed The New Haven contingent were
bit Of "a surprise by the strength they
showed, and their chances looked i'm
proved for to-day. Harvard qualified ten
men and Michigan nine. The score Of the
others were. Pennsylvania, eight, Prince
ton. six; Amherst, four; Swarthmore.
Dartmouth. Williams. and Syracuse. three
each and Johns Hopkins one
one Of the most exciting trials Of the
day was the first heat Of the quarter in
which the star opponents were J. p. Tay-
lor. the c0lored boy from Pennsylvania,
and W T. Coholan Of Yale. The Yale
man made the darky flyer put on all his
steam 30 come home in front. and the
time. 80 40 seconds. shows the quality Of
the pace better than anything else. Rcg-
ers, of Cornell. last years winner, ran a
fine heat in the quarter. and reeled it off
in 90 Is seconds.
The l4-yard hurdles saw the top notch
ers in great shape. Shaw. Of Dartmouth.
and Hubbard. of Amherst. gaIloped away
with their heats in great shape. Garreis.
the Michigan tjmber-topper, accounted for
a heat. and his time OF u 10 seconds
placed him in the same class as Hubbard
and Shaw. and the final to-day should be
worth goine miles 10 see
Becke's Record Endangered.
The weight throwerz had an interesting
time Of it at the hammer and shot Krue-
ger, of Amherst, proved himself 10 be a
fine shot-puter, with his put Of IS feet 8
inches Garreis was the surprise in the
shot. with s. feet inches. and fmme-
diately afterward he had a shy ar the
hurdles. One of his puts with the shot
t5ped over &c feet but he made a slight
foul and the record Of Is feet by Fred
Beo6e, Of Yale, just escaped being shat
tered E =. Parsons, of Yale. showed a
splash Of his oId-time form i'm the first
heat of the half mile. The time was /
minute IS 80 seconds. a good record. espa-
cially as the YaIesian was not pushed
very hard
The Sumr1r -ics.
B7-Tari rIni trial heats First heat-W-r hv :
tHioH Miller Princeton. r. 3. B1rch. Yale. sec
cnd. Tine. % Is seconds
Second hsat-Wm br A. Gamble Princeton
EaymoHa q. Stewart. Michigan. second. lime
10 Is seconds
Third lsat-Won By Farette F. Read. Amherst. :.
&. w. Butter. Yale. second Time. 1925 sscordz
Fourth hcar-Wrn bv y. J. Cartmeu. PznnsrIra-
nn; L. b. stevens Yale. second Time. DIS sec
cTls
Hah-mile Um. t-tal-F1rst hsat-lVon bv T. T.
Parsons. Yale. g. T. Lewis Cornell second: D. B.
IeTrs-rd. Cornell third Time l.52 g5
>s,'ca Heaf-W9n bE EUr Ha=ki0s. pruus7l7aria 4.
j. /. &c. Michigan. =s-oudi g. u French. Cor
nell third Time z00 IS
Third hea--Non hv n. p. Rsmey, Michigan. r.
J. Eassr SaaTfhmwe second. G.. IS. Chandler
Cornell third. Time 2E2 Is.
LI--arl hurdles. trial h5aty-First hclt-Wou by
a. p Shaw. Dartmouth ~. VI. Rand Harvard
src-nd. Keith MsuH, Williams, third. Time. Is IS
sscgrls
second hr1t-Wra br J. G.. Garrsl,. Michigan: !
4. Ta-cgtt Cornell second A. B. Mason. na-,ari
third Iu-e. '5 IS seconds
Third Lsat-Wrl D., John 2. Hubbard Amherst
". NJ AIE-rrg. Princeton. second, Y Howe.
Yale. third Tine l5 - seconds.
Heat for second urn-Nru hy Keith Merrill, VII
lians. Howe. Yale. second. No time taken
tNFar1 Un. t.ai hHt--Firs' hea'-Wau Or 7
Tsrlsr Penis 5l78ua. vs.. r. Crh0an Yale. second
l. e. Ii-;u7u. Princeton third. Fl. /. Sweet
Amherst, fourth Tine, 90 f5 seconds
Second hrat-Weu fr f. NJ Ros.rz. Cornell;
J. a. A'tee Princeton. second. a. " HeHne.
svartbmore, thiri- p. t. Young Harvard fourth.
Tmr. . Is seconds
zz-yarl hurdles: trial heatz-Firz- hea--Won Hv
John H. Hubbard. Amherst. J. e.. Talcr't C-r-
nell s--1ud: Keith Merrill Williams. thi7t Time
= seconds
Second hsat-Won By J. C. Garrslz. Nn,lirar: A.
X Mason. Harvard. second. T.. G.. Trcuan Cor
neil. third Time. . seconds
Third het-Wn br A. r. Shaw Dartmouth. W
NJ Armstrong. Princeton second. q J. Eeauarlt
Cornell, third Time. . IS seconds.
Esl- heat fer second meu-Wou by Keith Nsr-
ri'L WH7ms Il. Z fireman. Cornell, second.
Time. y }5 seconds
28varl nun: trial heats Firs. heat-Wrn bv y.
J. Cartvel. PrrElauia. T. r. Ste7ens. Yale.
s0rrEd, a. II. Hu,chusJr, Cornell. third. Time,
Second heat-Wcn by J. D. V7itham. Psnns-l-
vauis. T. q. La5lvaod Harvard second: r. 3.
Burcl. Yale. third Time. o.- A.
Third Heaf-Won h- r. l. Young. Syracuse: l.
T. Dodge. Harvard second: Z. F. Stewart Micli-
g71. third Tine Oh 25
Extra heat isr SECOND msn-Wm bv A. II.
H1frainerr. Cornell, r. e.. Stewart, Michigan. sec
ord. Time. or.
Putting ltrolad sh-t-The following qualified: ".
e.. KueEer Sw1r,hmCre. distance. lj feet inches
J. C. Garrels Michigan distance. $ feet . inches
nell sHa
= T. Stephenson. Harrar1 distance i2 feet /
incl q. L. BUheHuau Yale, distance. 81 feet 6
inches.
Gbrgrirg l5pouud bammcr-Ths following qualf-
fed. " l. Horr, sgncuze distance li- feet 7
inches, J. y. Pew. T.. Ia feet 2'a inches: n g.
K-r-berr Harvard. l2e feet 2 inches. T. Folvell.
Psnnsylvanil is feet s inches; g. T. Cook Cornell.
l5s fcet inches.
Running high iump-The following qualified, Scar
Ing feet @ inches: T. Niofhtt. Pennsylvania J. IS.
Marshall. Ia.e R. g. Hsrrood and r. T. somers.
Harvard; Gilbert Harax. Williams
Running broad jlmp-The following quahfad: W
J. Knox Yale. distance p feet 10 inches. + B.
French. Michigan. feet 81 inches: Homer Peak.
Michigan. q feet 9s inches l. " Perca Johns
HOPKINS q feet IS inches, y. 4. sherman. Dart
mo1-h. q feet rs inches
Pole vout-Ihe following qualified W h, DraY,
Yale; A. C. Gilbert. Yale Claude Allen Syracuse:
v. Mex. Swain Pennsylvania cleared Il feet Q
inches G. Campbell cleared Il feet @ inches.
BrnddoCks. O. Ecnsingtons. ..
The Braddocks. champion thirteen
year-oid team Of Washington, won the
first and lost the second game Of q dou.
bIe-header with the Kansingtons
Thursday.
Although the Braddocks have played
twenty-cight games this season, the
only team that has beaten them is the
Eensington Athletics, who have won
two and lost one Of the series with the