The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-03-29
YALE PRINCETON OUTLOOk
Forecast Of Track Meet As Made BY New
Haven Calculator,

Yale's statistioians, having figured totbeT
satisfaction that the dual meet with Harvard
Is q sure victory for the Crimson, have turned
their attention to the meet with Princetoa
up 10 last year, I" says the Yale Dahl hcU.
the Princeton meet has always been con.
oeded TO Yale. as Princeton has generallg
had second rate teams. a year, however.
Yale won by a scant four points. and judging
from the present outlook this years ieet
will be fully a. exciting. OF Yaleis 81 points
last spring the winners Of only p are await
able. as against Princetons 80. The Freshman
track team, which defeated Princeton 1914.
by the score OF "a to 40. will furnish SONS
excellent material for the university squad.
The calculations are based on the figures
ss follows. but the general impression Vas
that Rulon Miller on whom the Yale men
figure as eligible, Is not now In college. IN.
Yale statlstician sets forth
100 Yard Dash Princeton viii be strong In thS
event, having ). Rulon Miller, who secured rrs
place 10 the meet Il II year Gamble and Smith, VIA
nlgrrd In the freshman meet. Yale will have r. n
Burch, who won third place last year; g, N. RutsI
who nnlshed fourth In the Intercollegiate and
l.. n. Stey ems. all OF whom are strong men.
20 Yard Dash-N. y. Connop. Princeton. who
won he event last year, Is back. and will he sun
ported by smith and Llpplncott. l., B. Stevens
who secured third place last year, and r. r. Butch.
will represent Yale.
40 YARD kun-Onl one OF last years winners
back. j. c, Atles, the Princeton captain, who VII
be supported by Williams and Hayes, " u
Papons and X, W. La Montague will probably
run for Yale.
$50 Yard Run-Yaie is strong with V. V. Tllsou,
who secured a second In 1907; s. ID. FisSell and
NJ, d, Klrjasson. Whitley of Princeton, how
ever, Is an exceptionally good man,
one Mile Run-lAle has J. Z. Williams. third
man last year, and n. A. splitter. Magee. Kelly and
Whitley are a strong trio for Princeton In THE
event
Two Nile In this event Yale is outclasstd.
as MaFee, second last year, and FrantZ, rtSt "a
the freshman, will run for Princeton. Nale has r,
Reynolds. NJ " eeks, X. l.. Mann. NJ. r. Villas. G p
Brown and 4. NJ, Haskell.
High Hurdles-Nale is strong with l.. Y Hove
who won second; l. N. king, and D., R, Robbins
Princeton has pfelner. who secured third, snd
Baldwin a fair 10 man.
Low Hurdles 5. Rulon Miller, Princeton v'o
won FIRST, and c. NJ. DuPuy, Yale, who secured
third, are both back and should secure points
Yale also has r. II. Carey, L, NJ King and D. u
Hammer Throw All last years winners have III,
college, but Yale has {, 7. Cooney. " \ Gocht
and l., Il. Biglov, 20 that the majority ofthe points
should be secured In this event.
Shotnut-An three men are back, G.. l.. BUM
man. Yale; Mccormick, Princeton, and \, Abbot
and Goebei and Sooney ara also $500 suffer
High mp-la 10 entirely outclAssed, A
though r. a. Riley will be entered. Princeton Na'
two strong men IN Clark and Tllcott.
Broad Jlmp-o. X. Davis, :. c. Plat and 4
Harrison viii oompete for Yale. Princeton IS DE-
cldedly the stronger, however, with connor'
Slmons lntercolleg tAte winner In 1905 and Talco',
Pole Vault-This should be Yale's event, wiz
such men as W. r. Dray, 9. s. Campbell, ". y
Roberts, J. W. Murphy. A.. Gilbert, r, 7 Nelso'
who is good for place. aud UpdeEran oflAst year'
freshman team.