The morning journal-courier., 1908-05-30

both men today It seems probable that
they will succeed. Shaw's running In
the high hurdles In which he equalled
the record was clean and strong. He
did not touch hurdle In his flight.
After his time was announced the
track was officially measured and the
distance was found to be correct.
Another remarkable feature Of the
day was the work OF the pole vaulter.
No less than four men, Dray, Nelson
and Gilbert, all of Yale and Cook Of
Cornell broke the intercollegiate record
OF II feet II "a inches. held by DraX
The worlds record Is 70 feet l-2 inch
es, also held by Dray, The victory to-
morrow apears to lie between Dray
and Cook.
In the third heat Of the half mile
run. Riley OF Harvard was interfered
with and finished fourth. He will be
permitted to run tomorrow.
100 yards dash-First heat, won by
l.. A. Montague. Yale: second, Blumes,
Harvard: third, Hammond, New
York university. Time, 10 1-5 Sec
onda.
Second heat. won by Sherman. Dart
mouth: second, Lockwood. Harvard;
third, Corners. Princeton. Time, 10
seconds.
Third heat, won by Whitman, Penn
sylvania; second, Gamble; Princeton,
third, Geary, Fordham. Time, 10 is
seconds.
Fourth heat, won by Cartmell,
Pennsylvania; second, Cary, Yale;
third. Hawley. Dartmouth. Time.
10 lis seconds.
First heat, half mile. won by
French, Cornell; second. Jones,
Pennsylvania; third, Kirjassoff, Yale.
Time. 900 S-5.
Second heat, half mile, won by
Beck, Pennsylvania; second. Frantz,
Princeton; third. Coe, Michigan.
Time. 200 1-5.
Third heat. half mile, won by
White, Amherst; second. Hayns. Co
lumbia; third, Boyle, Pennsylvania.
Time, 900 AS.
The 100 yards hurdle was run In thres
heats. the first and second men In each
heat and the third man in the two fast
est heats qualifying for the semi-fln'
ais tomorrow. First heat, 100 yards
hurdle. won by Howe, Yale; second
Hubert. Michigan; third, Mason. Har.
ward. Time Is As seconds. Second heat
100 yards hurdle won by Robbins, Yale
second. Rand, Harvard; third, Re-
quardt. Cornell. Time Is AS seconds
Third heat, 100 yards hurdle, won b,
Shaw, Dartmouth, second, Talcott
Cornell; third, King, Yale. Time is II
seconds.
King of Yale and Requardt Of Cor
nell are the third men to qualify 70
the semi-flnals. Shaw's time Of Is l.
breaks the intercollegiate record Of /
2-5 and equals the worlds record D
10 1-5 both held by A. c. Kraenzlein
the former Pennsylvania hurdler.
was officially announced that the rec
ord will stand II the track measure
ment is found correct.
The 40 yards race was run In tw
heats. the first three men In each hea
Qualifying for finals tomorrow. FRS
heat 44O yards run. won by Atlee
Princeton; second, Carpenter, Cornell
third, Merrihew, Harvard. Time
3-5 seconds. Second heat 440 yards rul
: won by Taylor, Pennsylvania; second
De selding, Harvard; third. Henrit
swarthmore. Time so 1-5 seconds.
Shot put, five to qualify for finals to
morrow-Won by Kruger, Swarth
more, A feet; second, Bangs, Hartford
! iS feet, one-quarter inch; third, Little
Harvard, AZ feet ga inches; fourth
Stephenson, Harvard, AZ feet IL inch
fifth, Buhrman, Yale, Al feet IL l.
: inches.
| The 220-yards hurdle was run In fou
heats. the first and second man In eac
heat qualifying for the semi-inals to
morrow. First heat, 220-yard hurdles
won by Howe, Yale; second. Gardner
, Harvard Time, % 3-5 seconds. Secon
heat, 220-yard hurdles. won by Robin!
Yale; second, Requardt, Cornell; time
= 25 AS seconds. Third heat, 22O-yar
| hurdles, won by Cook, Cornell; secont
r King, Yale; time, 25 AS seconds.
Fourth heat. 220yard hurdles, wo
S by Shaw Dartmouth; second, Hart
{ ranft, Penn; time, rs rs seconds.
High jump, the following FIVE me
! qualified for the finals: Pope, Harvard
feet, IL nches Palmer, Dartmouth
S Somers, Harvard; Harwood, Harvard
and Newberry, Penn, each feet
$ inches.
g The 220 yards dash was run In fou
heats, the first and second men in eac
, heat qualifying for the semi-nnals
First heat, 220-yard dash, won by L
Q Montague Yale; second, Hanley, Dart
: mouth; time, % 3-5. Second heat, 22t
: yard dash, won by Whitman, Penn
! second, Gamble, Princeton; time, % q
7 Third heat, 220-yard dash, won b
Cartmell, Penn; second, Carey, Yale
$ time, % As seconds. Fourth heat, 22(
: yard dash, won by Sherman, Dart
I mouth; second, Gunner, Harvard; tim
G % rs seconds
Hammer throw, the following fiy
8 men qualified for the final tomorrow
Q Pew, Cornell, 155 feet IL inches; Bal
er, Cornell, LAT feet, 2 IL inches; Hor
I Syracuse, 145 feet, inch; Hooker, Col
4 nell, 142 feet 8 inches; Folwell Penn
: 139 feet inches
g Broad jump, the following five quail
fled for the final; Cook, Cornell,
: feet II IL inches; Connors, Princeton
: q feet II IL inches; Talcott Princeto
q feet II IL inches; Heath, Michiga
g q feet ) inches; Sherman, Dartmouth
d q feet IL inches.
Pole vault, the following five qualife
l. igor the final: Dray, Yale; Nelso
> Yale, Gilbert, Yale, and Cook, Corne
IL feet; Campbell, Yale, II feet
l. inches Twelve feet breaks the interco
|, egiate record of II feet II ga lnche
held by Dray.
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