The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-02

n the pO,s vault this year She viii help
Dan horton, when the Orange and Black
used to SCORE well In this event. Vein,
the indoor champion, Is regarded as
almost sure to do II feet this spring,
which should help to put him up well
with the remaining men OF Yale's squad,
who seem to be the strongest c~ontenders
In the pole vault right now. Possibly
Vein and the Harvard men, Barr and
ceases Of Yale men In this event. Moore,
o Junior. recently did II feet 81 inches
indoors and should improve.
The all arohnd national champion,
Bredemus. who was something. OF a pole
vaulter at Dartmouth. Is good for IL feet
. inches. Bredemus does not confine
himself to any n event, with the not
championship performances in anything
Still another pole vaulter In Prinoeton
Is Bennett, who is good for about IL feet
. inches. This In q pretty strong vaulting
squad when 1t is looked at closely and
indicates more points In the dual meets
than most persons would be INCLINED 70
conoede to Princeton. This result Is very
IN the dual meets Princeton hardly
could be noticed. Yale cleaned up All
the points in the pole vault against the
Tigers, and although Vein won against
Cornell. the two ether places went to
Cornell men. In the Columbia-Princeton
meet Babcock Of Columbia won and Parke
Of Princeton was second with Vemn
In the broad lump Princeton still has
Taloott, who scored third place In the
intercollegiate meet last year with q leap
Of 81 feet l11l inches. which 10 . good
performance and In fact he was but
three inches behind Heath Of Michigan.
who scored second. Curiousfy enough,
Taloott did not score against Yale In the
broad jump. although he tied Tor thlro
place in the running high jump. He. wa
only third In the broad jump against
Here. however, he tied for second place
with Brown Of Cornell In the high jump
with q performance Of 5 feet 8 inches.
He was second In the dual meet with
Columbia last year. doing u feet tx
inches, and that intensely cratic per
former. 1. H; simSns. Ton ,xit 1a,h a
ably viii be Prinoeton's main reliance
In the high jump. although he does NOT
seem to have developed very strongly
thus far In that event.
In the hammer throw MacFadyen.
McGregor, Bredemus, Critchlow. Els
worth and some others are out for the
team. John Flanagan is authority for
many mon who know how to throw, but
apparently there Is no great confidence
that these men will throw very far. How,
ever, they may develop. Princeton did
not score IN the hammer throw in the
intercollegiate games last year and was
shut out In the dual meet with Yale In that
event Il vas cn,,t The i "a sso IN ne l o n
place where Princeton did make any
points in the entire season in b ham
NOR throw was against Columbia; whore
FCritchlow wal second, with ia feet ~
inches, and MacFadyen third, with iGi
feet oL< inches, both poor performances,
McGregor, who 10 figured on TO do
about - feet. Is the main reliance IN the
against Cornell with q put Of 10 feet and
was third In the dual meet against Yale.
MacFadyen won the shotput against
Columbia with 10 feet o inches.
pENNsYLvANIA's LOSSES.
Pennsylvania has lost practically all
OF last years point winners in the inter
collegiate games. Cartmell and Whit
ham, who did 20 we'll in the 100 and 22o
yard runs, the late John Taylor. Lloyd
Jones and Bob Fofwell have been lost TO
the Red and Blue. This ean 20 points
out Of 2al scored by Pennsylvania.
which put the Quasers In second :, place IN
The only men who scored last year
who still ass in college are Hartranft,
captain Of the team. who was second In
the low hurdles In the intercollegiate
meet. being beaten by Capt, Howe Of
Yale, and Newberry, who tied for fourth
place In the running h Ugh Jump; Hart
ranft has improved q great ,sa h GsSi h ana Is
as we'll a. the low sticks. Pennsylvania
had no dual meets last year, but this
year will meet Columbia and the Navy
and should be better prepared In point
Of competitions than last year.
Pennsylvania has some strong distance
runners this year. especially Paul n
Beck. PAUL was an ~interscholastio per-
coming eligible has been looked forward
to greatly at Pennsylvania. Now that
be is In shape to run q great deal 10 ex-
pected Of him, especially in the mile run.
where he has done very close To i:23 in
practice. Beck ts as fast q man almost
PAUL, but is not 30 steady.
To back up these men are Levering and
Kohn, both Of whom have done better than
4:3o. These four men made up the relay
team which won the o mile champion
ship and following that race have been put
to work in the other events from the half
mile up to the two miles. Pennsylvania
does not appear weak in these events.
In the pole vault are Parker and Pickles.
the latter Of whom has been a candidate
tor the team for several years n is much
Parker has done u feet
the vault and is stronger than he was
last year. In the 100 and 220 yard rms
Pennsylvania will make use of Minds.
who has improved over his work as a
freshman last year n is expected to
Dawbarn. Sherman and Rector a
tight in those vents. Hough is TO he
trained for the quarter mile run. He was
hurt while playing basketball. but is Ok
pected 70 come around IN shape Tor the
on the varsity basketball team and last
year did well as q Splinter.
Parker is counted on in the absence
Of Tray and Gilbert Of Yale TO get a place
in the pole vault, but there are 80 many
~ foot men going about now that he will
have his work cut out for him. With
Nelson and Campbell still about at Yale
and both Of them IL foo performers,
and with Barr at Harvard. who can do
better than IL feet, and Vein at Prince
good quality Is there was last year.
but this time II 10 better split up among
the colleges and Yale has not got the ex-
elusive proprietorship Of the pole vault.
has q team mate In Lane, no
IL doing better work in the high jump
than Ia the man who scored last year In
the intercollegiate event. Lane 10 OK
pected 10 do very close to 9 feet by the end
Of the season He Is jumping around
5 feet 10 inches now.
the BRoAD JUMPERS.
O'Connell is a fairly good broad jumper
and he and Hartranft probably will be