New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

McNair. of Michixan, may upset these caleula-
tons.
Tho 1o-yard dash viii bring together q ine aeid
J. D. whitman has beaten Nat C7rtneu this y.ar
and may win from bis team mate. R A Gambia
Of Princeton Will undoubtedly be among the rrs.
four while Stevens should gather In the lone point
Other men who must be taken into consideration
are L. P. Dodge Of Harvard: Carey Of Yale: "
3. Connors. OF Princeton. G. NJ Burch. OF Yals
and J. p Hartigan, Of Brown
In tho <+o-yard dash one man stands out above -
others There s no college runner In the class rfc
]. B. Taylor the negro qusrter-nniler OF Psnnsyi-
vania who holds the intercollegiate record Penn
sylvanfa can count five points IN this event II
is a difficult task pick the other men who should
figure in this race. J. G. AtI-e. OF Princeton nav
be second; r ". la Montague. OF Yale, third. and
j. c. Carpenter. Of Cornell fourth. II Atlss ~ no.
In condition the order may be changed and either
P W. Hitchcock. Of Cornell. or z. K Merrthev o.
Hartford. may slip into fourth place
CoE MAY WIN HALF MILE
When tho haIf-nnils Is reached. Michigan may -
heard from when H L. Coe gets into action Hs
"a nrtn,arfIy 2 miller but Iiks Guy Haskins, may
r. able 10 figure IN the $50 The East will Be weI
r.nresentsd however. In the Yale Harvard meet
W F. Whitcher. the Crimson runner. did f:53 35 In
beating VI. d. Kirjassof. OF Yale This year
Whitcher will be almost sure OF place II ne "a
peats this performance But IL Is Just possiole that
lack Moakley will produce the winner IN either c.
NJ French or J. 2. Halstead- II g. H Whitley, ot
Princeton turns up in tip-top condiuon hs should
be the favorte but he is far below MS best form
at present Pennsylvania has two sterling runners
ar this distance in L. P. Jones and A z. Back.
tn. half-r1iIs may result as follows: French,
Whftrher. Coe and Jones
Michigan may capturs first place IN the nile
run this year Coe is expected 20 turn the trick.
and he is a good man to depend upon He will
hav. worthy company. and the race IS sure to be
M Jo,es and + P HaIstead. while r A Splitter.
Of Yals will not be far behind az the nnfsn His
best tine is AT 5-5, made IN the Harvard-4ale
meet The other first class milers are O. A Duh
and F. A. Rowe. Of Michigan. and H. F. Miller H
Harvard
I,E A Rowe runs in the two-n1ile race. Il "a
tb. On. hest bet that he will win AT this dis
tance he ranks does Dray IN the pole vault and
TAYLOR In che quarter Dull. his team mate may %
second Next 10 Michigan. Cornell has the best
,,-o-r,iI.r IN the colleges. Z. H Hunger, H. L.
Trrbe and H c. Young form trio which would oe
dangerous in any company. When Michigan and
Cornell set through with this race there VII "a
poor picking for the other colleges
This year there Is Johnny Garrells 70 con-
slider in the hurdle races. but there are men al
rnost as good A. B. Shaw. OF Dartmouth. should
come into his own this year. He ran great race
against Garrells last year over the tai tinoers.
To win he must be at his best for D r Fooolrs.
of Yale has been fencing in wonderful form There
will be close finish between these men. with the
chances a shade IN favor OF Shaw IN the final
heat with them may be ". N Rand, Of Har-
ward and J. c. Talcott. Of Cornell
E. T. Cook, of Cornell. is the peer OF the broad
jumpers and should win FIVE points for the tn
acans H L. Heath. of Michigan. who IS good for
nearly twenty-three feet. will probably be second
Stephenson. Of Harvard: L. E. Simons. of Prince
ton: L. A wolin Of Michigan, and T o. Haydock.
of Pennsylvania all have a chance 20 win points
Yale has a first mortgage with clear title on
the pole vault. ". r. Dray. the world 5 record
holder seems to have no limit. He should vin
and NAV break his record - c. Gilbert and 2 T
Nelson NAV be second and third. respectively
while c. Vein. jr.. of Princeton. and z T Cook,
Of Cornell are fighting for the fourth point
Unless NJ F. Horr. of Syracuse. breaks both his
arms he will win the hammer throw with a toss
better than the present record held by John De
Witt of Princeton. r. C. Folweu. jr-- Of Penn
syIvania. may get in throw long enough 70 win
second honors. j. P. Hooker. Of Cornell. should
capture third place. and OF the Yale weight
nlen-Cooney, Bigelow and Goebel-shoud surely
score
The shot put seems to be at the mercy Of ". 2.
Kreuger. Of Swarthmore. two-ttrne winner OF this
at these games. His most worthy opponents
will be Stephenson. of Harvard; L. " Bangs. his
team mate: l. Buhruan. OF Yale. 4. " kinard
of Pennsylvania, and A. G. Schulz, OF Michigan