New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-28
YALE AND PENN. LEAD
Keen Fight to Qualify for Inter-
collegiate Games.
HARVARD IN HARD LUCK
Faster Gees Lame In Dash and
Captain Little Turns Ankle
in Jump.
rRv telegraph 20 The Tribune. J


- +,,,s afternoon IN the trials for the IN
.o,rer4ate track and field championship
- tomorrow. So well did the Blue
t.,-o.os -e-forrl that Yale men are more
-ese-+ than ever that they viii nose out
o--,,z-e-sitv OF Pennsylvania and win the
',s-,,sorsbip. and this, too. despite the
-. .1,st several OF her men who were ex-
o-+ss 20 qualify and win points failed to
get placed
PENNSYLVANIA by no means comedies de-
.,5 her supporters stu talk Of victory,
=. a. & admitted that the situation does
- 1oo1z quite so favorable for the Red and
So as II did this morning Harvard, in
80 ~ much III luck. Foster going Lame
- C-artain Little twisting his ankle in the
,--oa5 +,1rap. showed strength. but Prince
,U make a bitter fight with the Grim
ss5 frr third place.
Vale qualified thirteen men: Pennsyfva-
e, -74-een: Harvard. eleven; Princeton,
s.. rCo-nell. eight; Michigan. six; Amherst,
g.. syracuse. Columbia and Wesleyan,
=, each while New York University.
T,.--r,o,1th. Tfaversord. Bowdoin, Rutgers
colgate had TO be content with one
each.
,5f the men picked by The Tribune as
possible point winners n the eleven events
-t7-rv-foIr qualified All the athletes Sc
1ac-e5 in the 100 and go yard dashes and
t5e low hurdles went through the prelim-
s,s-ies with flying colors- Three OF The
r-ibg7e's selections qualified IN each Of six
o+1e~ events. and IN the two remaining two
qualified IN each
As was expected, Yale fell down IN the
errirts. but the chief disappointments for
-ba Plue lay IN the failure Of Garfield TO
r-,aIifv in the high Jump. Goebel in the
hammer throw and kirjasshon In the half
mile r71n. Pennsylvania proved strong in
the srrints, but got only one man. Smith.
in the quarter, and he is not likely TO be
placed IN the final heat
The smaller colleges qualified rather more
men than was expected, and a number Of
them are almost sure to be point winners.
craig. the Michigan sprinter, beat Rams
del in a trial heat of the 10o-yard dash.
whether he VIII be able 20 outfoot the
Texan tomorrow is another question, but
il seems certain that he VIII make trouble
for both Ramsden and Minds.
Chisholm and King, OF Yale, showed TO
advantage in the hurdles, and there Will
BE- a battle royal between the former and
Dwight Of Princeton. in the finals, unless
al indications prove deceptive. Foster,
the famous Harvard Splinter, started in
the 220-yard dash, but went lame and failed
10 qualify. The Crimson had more tough
luck when Little twisted his angle IN the
bEoak jump and also failed TO get into
The finals.
Rausdeu did not start for Pennsylvania
l. the QuarIer-mile run, an event which
many had counted OF his winning Rid
path Of Syracuse. and Palmer, of Haver-
ford. both showed up well and may get
places Kelly disappointed the Harvard
contingent by his failure 10 Qualify
C. W Fielding. Of New York University,
qualified in the high jump when he and
four others cleared the bar at 3 feet Il
inches. The pole vault was q long drawn
cut affair and Yale surprised her warnest
supporters by qualifying three men. In
this event four men. three from Yale and
one from Harvard. cleared the bar at u
feet while six vaulted Il feet inches.
HOLMAN, q Dartmouth. failed to qualify.
The weather was decidedly unpropitious.
a heavy rainstorTa came up during the
trisls and made the track heavy for the
dashes and hurdles Minds, however, ran
the ZS-ya-d dash in q 2-5 seconds, just q
nth Of a second slower than The record,
held by Wefers. The stars in the dashes
necezsarv 10 qualify and 1t is likely that
some records viii 90 in the finals If the
The following qualified for the finals:
Io9-y srd. dazh-First heat won by Ramsdeu,
5ea9s,- wanna sherman, Dartmouth, second
Tsna So 5Iisr,e folIrrf 7iT9e Go 70
Second heat won by Minds. Pennsylvania;
Cock, Princeton. second; Keck, Michigan,
glo l-@- Third heat Won by Blass. Cornell;
9oRras. Syracuse. second. Reilly. Yale, third;
.l6trr Harvard. fourth. Time, o:lU %
Fotrrh heat won By Gardner. Harvard Rob
9sa- wesleyan second; snyder. yale. thru
Ffth heat won by craig. Michigan; Jacobs,
1Teez--I-ta-e, second: Jessgp Princeton; thlrd.
neat Won by Roberts. Amherst; Seymour, Yale.
aE a: Tyler Harvard. third Mcconnell
~s-yard dash ttwo heats. for men who IN
$50 t-ir1 III the six preliminary heats; frst
10 Won Icy Reilly. Yale, keck, Michigan, SEE
90 BALDWIN. amherst third Time. o-lo 20.
5aa5Ea-l. second Snyder. Yale, third Time
lee-ysr5 dash preliminary finals: men who
s1-fhe1 first and second ID enter senl-i1nals
r,-iao--c7 First heat won by Craig, Mich
"a hans5eLl, Pennsylvania. second; Reilly,
zs-e- -----. ADDISON, Wesleyan fourth Time,
W -. Second heat Won BY Minds, Pennsyl-
- Jacobs. Columbia second Roberts, Am
aasisl THIRD, Heck, Michigan fourth Time,
VIC - Third heat won By Cooke Princeton;
Bias. Cornell. second. Seymour, Yale, third;
oyer Harvard. fourth. Time. 0:lQ 10 Fourth
.-seL Tpr bv JessGp, Princeton; Gardner. liaf-
0-I03 IS Fsyr- 49, .for rner Who finished
tl.-i Won by Roberts. Amherst; Reilly, faIe'
lond- DoWneg, Syracuse third. seymour,
-a-s fourth Time. 0:10 3-5.
--"--4-c dash give heats. first and second
tae5 qualified for semi fnals)-First heat Won
Minds. Pennsylvania: Ford, Cornell, second
IN, H-2l S-5 Second heat won by Robson
M-Seyal. Eough. Pennsylvania second
IN 80 -. Third heat won by Cooke
6--ff-.1 on Baldwin. Amherst. second Time,
50 Fourth heat won by Craig. Mlchl-
=, se5i'z, Columbia. second Time, OF So
60 neat won by Fsamsdell. PennssI EaIlai
N,lae-f- y ale SECOND. Time, 0:22 -
EaIG Bundle run in four heats. nrst and
--a1 qualified Tor i-fnals4-Firs heat won
--s-orr. vale I5odgen Michigan, second:
-F-t "--b-s- Second lfeat-Non by King, fafe.
.t-t-e.s Wesleyan. second J5berle. Swart1Inore,
hss.- 49, corner, t1lrr1- Time. b-ib75. -h--o
-" ~ rv Long Harvard, NewcoHnc. Colgate,
r. 1eat--Tyo- tv Dwight, Princeton; Lewis.
J5es second. Ptnder, Syracuse. third Time.
49, hurdle race cour heats: first and
~ - ~ qualify IN seui-finalsl-First heat won
vs,-----t- Cornell DIzeubeEry, Princeton sec
S--s Tine OBS. Second heat-Won By
o. Hatrar-i King, Yale, second Time,
-. l-fa tieat-NOn by Chisholm. Yale; Ed
-. 'r-a- s-e0UG- Time. o-%575- Fourth
-. a- I'-7ishg Princeton; Lewis, Har-
~ iit UfTes heats. first three 70 quail
g.. ----i-- = list Aeat-WOn By Resdpatn,
- p rthur. Cornell. second SAWYER.
r. 80 tt.-1 INC, 0.J0tk. Second heat--A on
h. ~ .iean. third. Time. 0:50h Third
~. 'ii Dv Blacz Princeton Smith. Pennsy1-
CsGs' second; Eanney. Harvard. third. Time.
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