Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-30
HARVARD WINS
INTERCOLLEGIATE
YALE SECOND IN BIG EASTERN
TRACK MEET
PENNsY is THIRD, CORNELL
COMES FOURTH
Michigan Captures Only IA Points at
Cambrldge-seventy Athletes
Participate In Preim-
mary Trials

CAMBRIDGE, May 29.-Harvard won
the national intercollegiate meet at
the stadium here today, leading Yale
by 10 2-5 points.
Pennsylvania was third. Cornell
fourth.
Total points-Harvard, 80 Ito; Yale,
81 ITO; Pennsylvania, p IL; cornell,
20 IL; Michigan, IA Princeton, Z; Ha-
verford, g. Swarthmore g. Syracuse,
8; Dartmouth, 21-5; Columbia, 2;
Brown 1.
The elimination of a season of ire
full training for track competitions
came today for the athletes who still
remained in semi-final and final events
of the annual intercollegiate champion
ship meet.
An even seventy If these athletes
survived the preliminary contests of
yesterday while the entries for the mile
and two mile runs toed the mark today
with their powers as yet untried.
The gathering at the stadium this
morning has seldom been equaled in
the history of track and field sports.
The following men qualified at
finals in the 100-yard dash: Craig,
Michigan; Foster, Harvard; Dawbarn,
Princeton: Minds, Pennsylvania; Kelly,
Williams; Gamble, Princeton
Best time, 10 seconds, by Craig and
Foster.
The summary:
Mile run-won by w. c. PAUL, Pennsyl-
vania; w. L. MCGEE. Princeton, second; J.
L. Tower. Michigan, third D. c. May, Mich
igan. fourth. Time 4:17 As.
440-yard run-Won by r. S. Blumer, Har-
ward; w Palmer, Haverford second; E.
f Leger, Michigan, third; II. w. Kelly,
Harvard. fourth. Time 80 40.
12O-yard hurdles-Won by L. V. Howe,
Il l., Hartranft Pennsylvania, second,
w VI. Randa. Harvard. third j. c. Talcott,
Cornell. fourth. Time :15 20.
1OO-yard run--Won by D. C. Foster, Har-
ward R. C. Craig. Michigan, second; G. f.
Minds Pennsylvania. third; w. L. Daw-
barn. Princeton. .fourth Time 10 10.
Shot put-Won by c, c. Little. Harvard
swarthmore, second 45 feet S1a Inches; J.
j. Homer, Michigan, third, 45 feet; T. J.
Talbot, Cornell fourth. 40 feet inches
Two-mile run-Won by p. J. Taylor, Cor
nell: G. A. Dull Michigan, second; II.
Jacques, Harvard third; X. c. West, Mich
igan. fourth Time 9:27 30
Half mile run-Won by A. E. Beck Penn
syivania; w. c. PAUL, Pennsylvania, second;
c. NJ. French, Cornell, third; r. A Splitter,
Yale, fourth Time 1856 80
Running high iump-Tie between r. G.
Harwood, r. p. Pope and S. c. Lawrence,
Harvard; f. r. Palmer, Dartmouth. and w.
Canfeld Yale Height 5 feet II X inches.
Broad iump-Won by e. T. Cook, Cor
nell. distance % feet ga inches; j, X nj
patrick, Yale. second; % feet q lnch; H.
s. Babcock, Columbia, third % feet a ineh;
w j. Mayhem, Brown, fourth, 81 feet IA
inches.
22O-yard low hurdles-Won by L. G.
Howe. Yale: Gardner, Harvard. second; j.
l.. Hartranft, Pennsylvani. third R. M
Raud, Harvard, fourth. Time 2:24 20.
Pole vault-Won by S. c. Campbell, Yale
height IL feet az inches NEW reeordli j..
T.. Barr, Harvard, and l.. I. Nelson, Yale
tied for second and third places at IL feet;
E. T. Cook, Harvard, and j. L. Pickets
Pennsylvania, tied for fourth place at II
feet 6 inches.
ward; w j Dawbarn. Princeton second; c.
w. Minds, Pennsylvania, third. Time p So
Hammer throw-Won by i. j. Talbot
Cornell distance las feet go inches; NJ.
r. Horr. Syracuse. second, 145 feet inches;
w A. Goebel, Yale. third. 40 feet IL
inches.