Evening star., 1907-06-23
WINS
JAMESTOWN MEET
Excellent Records Are Made in
il. the College Athletic Games on
the Exposition Grounds.
Snecial Disnatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NORFOLK, Va, June 22.-The James,
town exposition college championships,
held on the athletic field of the exposition
grounds this afternoon before a large and
enthusiastic gathering constituted by far
the most important athletic meet ever wit
messed in the south, the results of which
will undoubtedly remain as records for
many years to come. The University OF
Princeton, by reason Of its large and splen-
didly trained team, secured sixty-four out
Of the 142 points, thereby winning the
championship with the University Of Penn
sylvania close second. Harvard tying
with the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
nolosy for the last place with only two
points each.
The first gun for the 1OO-yard dash was
fred at 2:3O and six Of the best college
sprinters in the country dashed down the
clnder track almost abreast, N. ]. Cartmell,
Pennsylvania's star man, crossing the tape
a bare half yard in the lead: time, 8 As
seconds. just is Of a second more than the
worlds record.
The 22O-yard hurdles. won by w. NJ.
Armstrong Of PRINCETON University. was
defeating all other contestants and making
the distance in "a 4-5 seconds, which es-
tablishes a new southern intercollegiate
record and comes within 35 OF a second OF
the worlds record.
In fact, every race was made in wonder
fully fast time, and the spectators on the
athletic field of the exposition grounds
witnessed a meet which is seldom excelled
in any OF the big games of the north.
The University of Texas, with only one
man entered in the meet. made itself con-
spicuous by the way it carried of fourth
place. F. l. Ramsdell. her crack sprinter.
winning second place in the 22O-yard dash
and third place in the 1OO-yard DASH
Summary of events:
Summary.
1O0-yard dash-won by n. j. CartmeH Uniyer-
sity Of Pennsy Ivsna time O.O3 As; second F. L.
Ramsdell University Of Texas; third, r. A. Gam
$50 yard run-won by L. 2. Jones, University Of
Pennsylvania, time 1.59: second. H. j. Baker
Swathmore; third. Harry Tidd. University Of Mis-
l2O-yard hurdle-won by ". NJ. Armstrong,
Princeton: time o.I6 second l.. P. simons. Prince.
yania.
Of m. BY maskn;
Princeton; THIRD W. L. Mcgee. Princeton.
22o,yard run-won by n. J. Cartmell University
Kamsdcll. University of Texas; third, r. A. Gam
BILE, Princeton.
Two.mile run-won by J. L. Eiselle. Princeton
time 1905 second Jackson University of Mis-
souri,; third. j. NJ Groves Harvard.
22o-yard low low! hurdles,won by ". n. Armstrong
Princeton, time O.24 40: second. X. A. Gamble
Princeton; third. Carl ID. FernistrOm, Massa chu-
setts Institute of Technology.
4ao-yard run-Won by n. ]. Cartmell, University
of Pennsylvania. time O51 fat; second, J. c. At
lee Princeton third, T. o. Haydock, University Of
Pennsylvania.
Field events:
Pole yault-won by (tie) W. NICK. Swain, Univer.
sity Of Pennsylvania, and c. Vein of Prince tom
distance IL feet 3 inches: third, J. A. Sterrett
George Washington University.
Hammer throw tsixteen- pOund)-WOn by W. H.
Daub. Princeton. distance 1875 feet; second, W. f.
Kruger SwarthmOre. distance Il5 feet 8 inches:
third. W. b. Conners, Princeton distance 50 feet
inches.
Running high jump-won by T. B. Mofatt, Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. distance feet / inch:
second, c. NJ. Bacon Beioit third tie between L.
p. Simons of Princeton and W. Mex. Swain Of
the University of Pennsylvania.
Putting shot sixteen -pOund)-Won by W. F.
Kruger SwarthmOre, 43 feet Al inches; second,
w. b. COnners, Princeton; third, w. II. Daub
Princeton.
Running broad jump-won by T. O. Haydock,
University of Pennsylvania 21 feet ~, inches
second, W. Il. Conners, Princeton 20 feet inches
third. L. p Simons Princeton. 20 feet inches
Discus throw-Won by W. F. Kruger, Swarth-
more, 100 feet AZ inches second. W. H. Daub,
Princeton; third ". b. Conners Princeton
Referee-A. c. Copeland. Othcial timers-A G.
Walsh Princeton; W. G. Hellawell. Baltimore Md, !:
W. C. Thacker. Washington, D. c.; E. " Cum
mings. N. A. c., Baltimore Md.
In the pole vault J. A. Sterrett, George Wash
ington University. got third place this being the
only point won by Washington athletes.