The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-22

TotAis

Il IL curious TO note that ~ spite ~ the
changes In scoring 10 10 observed nY means
Of The different totals in succeeding years
the two universities differ only q is points
IN the tOig3s made after nineteen meets
That coupled with the fact that only one
meet u the difference between ttIem shows
What close rivals these two are.
Dual meet teams are not always strong
intercollegiate teams. aud the reverse also
h true Starting out Harvard won the
dual meet In 1891 and So. and these years
Won the intercollegiate championship also,
but In isa3. when Yale won the tn2arCoile-
gate title. Harvard took the dual names
In 1884 and iss5 y ale N0n both iuteruolle-
Eiate and dual games. Neither y ale nor Har-
yard was champion again while they met IN
dual games until il0i. when Harvard won
tho greater title bat Loot The Yale meet m
1879 Yale won the !. e.. A. A. A. A games
aud lost to Harvard. The tWO wears sue.
ceeding Yale cleaned uD both in interColle-
gates aud dual meets and neither was
champion again until 1900 whom harvard
lost the dual meet and won the intercol-
legiates.
Harvard has won seven ont Of the ten
meets that have been held ~ Cambrid Fe
and three out Of the nine 10 New Haven
lale's strength 40 home h. represented By
TO aud away from home BY , %
= The most important meet Yale won
away from home was that In CamhridRa
In iU0s. on which the nine year cup depended
The worst beating hagAard gave Yale vas
In 1891. IS % q. anA tho worst the Blue
gave in return was In 1881. when Harvard
vas defeated. ~ 20 % THIS Years meet Was
the clOAest Of all Other close meets we're In
1894 and 1919.
Inc track material IN the freshman
classes n what b counted on Zoe next years
varsity teams Cornell has some good
distance men IN e. Major. J. ? Jones and
W. u. Chapman. Jones Won the freshman
crOsa-cOuntry races last fail and can run
q mile IN minutes % seconds. u. "
snyder n good quarter mh9 man and
Cornell has In L. n. GerOW a strong posi-
billy In tho iumps
Mercer. tho former George School ath-
lete. r. sure 20 be a star OF next years var
sity team az Penn. he ran hrs quarter mile
Ia the freshman relay championship In
90 is seconds, and he can vault higher than
- feet. In addition he has a broad jumping
mark Of better than % feet Z inches. and
has run the low hurdles IN close 20 Is seconds
In fact there are few things he cannot ia
well. Moore, a high jumper who does closo
70 feet 10 inches: Murphy. 4 hammer
ihrOwer; Simpson. shot putter, and Brown,
a sprinter. also are good men on the 1919
Princeton has sOms strong men IN the
distances Chaplin, who did minutes
seconds In the half mile against Yale: Cur
IN 10 minutes IS IS seconds. and Howell.
who won the mile In minutes ~ f-aseCOnds.
all are likely men. The quarter mile race
II that meet was 2 dead heat between
Brigham Of Yale and Close OF Princeton In
T. I. Pendleton did 10 Is seconds for
100 yards. II he isu't playing baseball 10
should make a great man for the track team.
PendlstOn j. also q broad jumper. Sim
mons, q high jumper. ana Howard, a ham
uler throwef, are strong men on the IlGeF
team, a. y Bryan. a pole vaulter
fale'a beat men apparently arc Thatcher,
the freshman Splinter. Wagner. the pole
yaulteF, whose mark Il ~ fees inches.
bomeisler, IN tho shot put: Howe. In tho
hurdles. and Brigham IN the quarter.
Thatcher did y IS seconds for the ~ yard
run against Princeton. and Howe took both
the hurdle races. bomeisler put tho shot
about "a feet
Harvard's freshmen athletes haven't had
q very successful season. About the baat
man IN the lot " LaWlass, the former inter
scholastic miller. who has done better than
minutes ~ seconds since he entered Har.
ward Do Gozzaldi n q fair Splinter and
Warren a good quarter miller. AuEtln. Q
broad jumper. Cummings, a hurdler, ard
haichalder a weight thrower, are other
men Who may develop Austin a rather
mOra Of IN az round performer than The
0theTa and hil sneed ought 70 make mm
good a. the broad jump. The team u not
strong this season.