The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
COLLEGE GAMES ARE CLOSE
TRIALS SHOW THAT TEAMS
ARE WE'LL MATCHED.


Tals a Eaeh and IN FNaFd ll-Nllrhi.
San spSlnaeF q suEpFIse- Pole Vanlt-
ne TAhea Longer TaAn . sIAFathon.
PHILADELPHIA. Nay gI-Four hours
and . half % pole vaultihg enliVened she
proceedings In the first day Of TIE inter.
collegiate track and Aeld champlonahibs
a. Franklin Field to-day. The vanlteFs
started In 81 . O'Clock. before any other
events began. The nEht between Ted
RabcOck u Columbia and Harry Parker
Of Pennaylvania TO see Who should be ths
nfth mau 10 Quality In the event Was de-
cidei al 7sO.lwhen after repeated raising
and lowering o. the bar Parker cleared
it AZ u feet > inches,
A. result Of the days work the Penn
sylvania chances FOE winning tie meet
do not appear 10 be 20 bright Yale fell
down hard on the day. neither KiriassoI
nor Canheld Qualifying. Harvard dld about
~ well % the Crimson eVpected. but Pehnz
supposed superiority In the dashes has
been seriously threatened, Ralph Craig
Of MichigAn qualified 90 impressively IN
the 100 and 20 yard races that bic work.
together With that OF GEORGE Gardner of
Harvard In the 100 yard race. makes Il evi-
u4uN N4At ltAmauah anu aNiuua " EAnu-
syivania have their work cut Gut for them.
IN fact Pooch Donovan h reported AZ the
end Of the day. 20 have figured Yale and
Penn about - points apiece. Harvard 10.
and Michigan a strong llkelihood Of -.
Pennsylvania folks hOwsvet. are pretty
well satisned. They we're most afraid
Of Yale. and when Garfield went out at
feet 10 inches IN the high juno and MsH
EiriassOH vas shut out In HE heat IN the
half nile the Red and BlHs dismisssi
he fears o. the Blue.
Princeton was easily the surprise Of the
day. Tbs Tlsers qualiaei twelve msn and
,SsSS 2. them sGsnd . g p herd RON
in tie half Hlis and SAWYER and BiacE
placed In the quarter mile Co1ke and Eddie
Iezsup viii b. IN the tno yard semi-n finals.
olt' mo-, TonasrSei ~ ~ tso ~ tns ilseri
second and third respectively DWight
made 9 place In he high hufdlei and b. and
Dusenberry stil are Ia the running In the
lON.
The way the colleges qualified heir men
Nas Pennsyivania. 49, Princeton and YAH
" each. Harvard. 10. Cornell. a Michigan
q Amherst Z. Columbia. = SFrar1as ana
Wesleyan 2 each. aud haveriord, e0udoin.
COLGATE. Rutgers. Dartmouth ana n '.
Il & underutooa that Princeton i 20
nleaset over having placed tNelve Non that
the Tigers Tomorrow will end Whiteiey
after hofh the half mile and tbs mile a.
Tsyi0f OF Cornell and Paul. Of PsnnAyivania
VIII Try 10th races. Coach Wilson has the
IDEA hs man can repeat. too. Especially
a. he won The mile In the dual gafnsi vita
Yale IN . minute % seconds Sithoit any
trouble
Harvard met with tao aocidsntS Cant
Little who did only about forty feof In the
shci put and failef 70 quallfY, tufned hts
ankle on hts second Try in The broad Jump.
In spite Of that h. vent hack and hurled him
self Il the iakson Cor Ms third effort falling
dat in the pii We did y feet t0N inches
on that nnal try ana got % second u u
feared ne Won h. very ~ to-niorroG
iSis' didn icy toe ~ ward race and hgoke
down In hts heat Of the 20 yard race after
going shout 80 yards.
nsiore me rsmes the eKecniiye COM
mltiee held a meeting on the asld 70 coo
slider protests that we're made against
" = koos. the Columbia shot pttler. aud
N N RnsenherE. the Brown high Jumper
Roth we're said ~ he Ineligible because NJ
having won Priyes 10 open competition
within q calendar ear rreceding the famea
ROsenberg wasn't on haHd 20 cqmrete.
but E0os Waa ~ vas decided that ~
was Ineligible and he didn't out on his track
me COMMITTEES viii have 4 meetlna To-
morrow To consider the question of the
Dlacs for he cr1as-country run A. this
meeting Huah Gumour Of PrtncstOn.
president % The I 4 A \ 4. viii resign
be- S Is yo . TO- ss z si Ss .
80 considers Il Wiii be beat - resign. u y
likely that Rankin assistHnt manager %
the Princeton track team. vii he choeen
In GilmouT's place
trials. bat they took q long time hecause
% the narrou ness Of he trhck " hich all0 = 81
only ave Nnes Auer series q trials 4nd
aer0nd trials, ten men ere left 10 Craig
beat Ramsdeli easily IN Their second rial
Jacobs ~ Colum MA. also m 10 - ser obda
ana Cooke Of Princeton Won from hlaas
~ COTneii In ike time Gardner 81 harvard
inst. cantered home IN 10 IS aec0nda. over
VAS In me heat uith traiF ami Rausdsl
He Vas 49, bark Tor q false start and
stopped after going nfy YARDS Or -
Roberts NJ amherst and Reilly NJ ale ran
and they With the eight others named will
start In the ssuisnuals to-rnOrrou
y -. >, aT c,,, S .sS ne ID! ~ m a,i,s 3
BSyie Of FenSsyivsnis finished siross 10
81 the hesi heat of the DAY. Ebsrs0le 81
CoFnell and Ryley 9f Harvard we're Close
up. and in fact 20 vas frAnts OF Princei0n
nounoed FrantE had qualihei Tor the Sinai
u had hen decided 70 lef IN the man finish
inE fourth Who did he fastest Tine. noe
re fourth man IN the fastest hest. ~ aome-
times i done Frantz DID iSs IS even
Whhelsy 81 Prlncsion ran nics raoe
In ths second heat In which kiriassOd set a
blinking pace. We ran beyond III. strength,
and vas passed about on" hundred YARDS
from home by both Putnam u tornell and
isvsrinE Of Psunsylvania' This beat went
In 81 Is
10 the third he's, D. " Baker Of ColEsts
dashed out - " h. we're running a quarter.
4 lot q folks thought from she on, he
PAUL. who vas In this heat Baker ran hia
quarter IN So -ecend-. and thea dropped
away hack PAUL came along and sWon
here, Hsi Ring sscond. ius, ahead 81
Percy Tsyl0r. tho former tao mile record
holder taylof wandered In. merely guard
ING he place THIS heat went IN = "a
o, s1S S 20 ssn s o., n ~, . 'ss aAI ne
minutes Then they ran the hurdle heats
Chisholm NJ Vale won the nrst easily, with
Hayens n Rutgers secoBd KING o. Yale
and Wendell Of wesleyan had = oaIllf n
10 the third heat Long Of Harvard Was
hrat and Newcoub Of COLGATE second MT 4
hurdle bring touched BY ether competitor
PindsI o Syracuse ran 2. ~ the fogItR hehi
and losi q shoe He vas considered 4 dan
gerous man bat did not hntsh DwiRh {
Won n. with Lewis Of Harvard second.
There sas fast time In me quarter mlle
trials considering the rain teidpaih 81
syracuss ran true 10 form IN the nFei dOine
- Is Hsconds and Just 6eatins NcArthEr
Of Cornell Sawyer Of prtncetOn Was 4
far third Kelley ~ harvard and llaRer
Of Michigan. WhO both scOred In thia race
last year 20 CambTidge. we're snui out N
this heat. hnishing fourth and nth re-
apectlveiy Palmer Of haverfcFd, Reond
las' year. goR the second heas IN 80 Us
seconds TOO Young 81 Amherst am ROaa
Of Michigan followed him home. D. Seid ne
Of nFinceton tors the third heat IN ~ -