Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29

IN HARVARD
STADIUM
Keen Competition in tntercoI-
Iegiate Games Makes Out
come of Todays Events More
Than Usually Uncertain,


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keen was the competition in running,
jumping and weight hurting in the
preliminary vents which ushered in
today in the stadium the thirty-fourth
intercollegiate championship games,
that the outcome of the finals to-
morrow is more uncertain than for
many years.
In the eleven preliminary events
the number Of men qualified was rs
follows:
Harvard 1G. Cornell II. Yale 49,,
Pennsylvania and Princeton each g.,
Michigan ana Dartmouth each 4, Sy-
racuse 8, Columbia q. Williams.
Brown, S%warthmore. Fordham and
Haverford one each. Cornell quail
fled men in every event except the
high jump. Yale will be represented
in all except the 220-yard dash and
quarter milo, while Harvard failed to
get men into the half-mile finals, the
broad jump and the hammer throw.
Pennsylvania was strong on the
rack but weak in the field. May
phew of Brown. outleaped all other
competitors in the broad jump and
under the rules if his mark Of TWEEN
ty-two feet, min inches is not exceed
ed tomorrow he viii win the event.
The same rule obtained in the ham
nell, throw in which Talbot of Cor
nell. flung the missile $50 feet, 2la
inches. and in the shot put, where
Kruger Of Swarthmore. who holds
the record, made a distance of "A
feet, 9M inches. In the last-named
event, however. Little Of Harvard, who
also qualified, has made 46 feet this
year and will probably push Kruger
for first place tomorrow.
For the first time in many years
there was no trial in the 100-yard
dash, as only eleven of the eighty en-
tries reported to the referee. 1t was
therefore decided to send the eleven
into the somi-finals in this event
tomorrow.
Following arc those who qualified
today:
1~00-yard dash-Foster, Harvard;
Macarthur ana Blass, Cornell; Daw-
barn and Gamble, Princeton; Craig,
Michigan; Minds. Pennsylvania; KEEL
ley, Williams; Geary, Fordham;
Hawley. Dartmouth; Burch, Yale.
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Harvard: Dawbarn and Gamble, |
Princeton; Macarthur, Cornell; Minds,
and Newell, Pennsylvania; Hawlcy,
Dartmouth. Best time. n As sec
onds by Dawbarn.
400-yard run-Merrihow, -Deseld
ing, Kelly and Blumer, Harvard;
Hitchcock ana Hurlbut, Cornell; Nc
congcr. Princeton: Logger, Michigan;
Palmer, Haverford; Ross. Syracuse
time. so 2-5 second by Leger.
Hair mile run-French. Cornell;
Whiteland and France. Princeton;
Beck ana Haul, Pennsylvania; San
iers. Columbia: Baxter. Dartmouth;
splitter and Kirjassoff, Yale. Best
time 1 minute, IS A. seconds by
Beck.
Shot put-Krueger, swarthmore;
Harvard; Hord, Michigan; Tai
bolt. Cornell; Coy, Yale. Best throw
a feet. . = inches 10y Kruger.
12O-yard hurdlcs-Rand and Piper,
Harvard; Howe n Robbins. Yale;
%ralcott. Cornell; Dwight. Princeton;
Iartranft. Pennsylvania, WEIGH. Sy-
Best time 10 % seconds by
Rand.
22O-yard hurdles-Rand and Card
ler. Harvard; Howe, Yale: Hartranft
O'Connell. Pennsylvania; Talcott
Cornell; Craig. Michigan. Best time,
a 2-5 seconds by Gardner.
High jump-Pope. Harwood and
lawrence. Harvard; Palmer. Dart
mouth. Garfield. Yale. Hope. Pal
ner and Garfield; distance, 8 feet. 10
inches.
Pole vault-Barr. Harvard. Cook.
Cornell: Pickles. Pennsylvania.
,ampbelI. Yale. Tied az Il feet. IL
nches-ncw intercollegiate record.
Nelson. Yale. also qualified az l.
eet. ana one-fourth or an inch. For
ncr record II feet by Dray Of Yale.
Broad jump-NiyDn aud Cox
Brown, Babcock. Columbia. Kilpat-
ick. Yale. Best jump. - feet. .
nches By Nixon.
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