New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-21
LOOKS LIKE DARTMOUTH
soyenteen Men Qualify for New
England Track Meet.
WILLIAMS NEXT IN LINE
ebernlan Fails to Get a Place in
Furlong Dash-No Rec
ords Broken.

z,,,on MAY %-DartnoUth's hve-year
5,...ot m the New England intercollegiate
s.s,s+ic championship was not seriously
.s.s.teued in the preliminary events of the
rrai meeting held on Technology Field,
: p,ookline to-day. The Green team came
= the field with seventeen men still in the
.,,rniug. almost twice as many as any of
he thirteen other colleges.
Nine men qualified for Williams while
,o,r5oin and Wesleyan are represented by
-,,b, each Amherst and Massachusetts
1-stitt,te Of Technology made poor show
,nr getting only i've men each in, while
r-ou-n the University Of Maine and Colby
hss 10 he content with three each for the
srsis Tomorrow. Worcester Polytechnic
institute new member of the association,
-r5tb colby and the University of Vermont,
,vslifed two men each. leaving one apiece
Cor Holy Cross, Tufts and Trinity.
The trial heats to-day failed to uncover
any new star in the athletic armament,
although Gutterson, of Vermont, came
uithin e couple of inches Of thes broad
4ump record and when the pole waiting
--opped at u feet. HoldmaD of Dartmouth.
vas Hvfng over the bar like bird and
seemed capa bic of at least a foot more
The track events were all run in slow
,,rne and the failure Of Sherman. of Dart
mouth. II qualify in the furlong dash
rather shocked the followers of the team
dartmouth placed men in every event. ex-
cent the high hurdles. getting three men
INTO the hammer throw and two each into
TIE half-mile run. shot-put high and broad
: 1urnps and pole vault.
- Williams proved Unexpectedly strong in
The ouarter-rnile run, qualifying three men.
!. Bpwdoin and Wesleyan had we'll balanced
leans, the former getting places in seven
of the eleven events, while the latter had
men in six Of them. mostly in the track
events
After Kilbourne's disqualification Am
hsrst gave I'D all hope Of winning another
leg this year on the championship cup, al
slough the wearers Of the purple and white
still have three victories TO their credit
The men VINO qualified in the various
events follow:
2e-ysrd dssh-Robson and Wood wes-
lsyan: Salisbury. Massachusetts Institute of
:, TAehnoingv HartiEan. Brown Russell Dart
: mouth. Baldwin. Amherst Best time. o:22 as
z440-ysrd r7In-T.estar. Williams: Angevene.
herst, Wood. Wesleran; McKenna. Holy Cross;
Salisbury. Massachusetts Institute of Tech
05i S-5, b- Palmer.
ss0-ysrd ran-walker. F6rtier and Harmon.
Esine; Baxter and Holmes Dartmouth: Gates,
1oby; Campbell Williams: White, Mass. Tech
Best time. &-05 As. by Gates.
12-ysrd hurdle -Pead and Grant. Massachusetts
lns'itute Of Technology; Gutterson. University Of
Vermont: Fish, Williams: Wendell. Wesleyan;
Marble. Brown Best time o:1ezs, by wendell
22o-ysrd hurdles ,quaIified Cor sem-f1nal on
sstuTdsyl-EdUsrds. Bowdoin: Csutterson. Yer
msnt Roberts. Amherst; Bacon, Wesleyan;
Smith Dartmouth, Marble, Brown Best time.
0sS. by Bacon
High jump-Falmer and Thomas, Dartmouth;
RurlHgame. BoTdoin. Herrick. colby; Ely.
Williams. Mckay. Brown. Best jump. 3 feet s
Inches made b. all who qualified
Broad -Csjtterson. University II Vermont.
Thumss and Marks Dartmouth: Mcfarland,
h0v1on. Bartlett williams: Robert. Amherst
Best jump = feet inch. made by CSJIttsrsor-
: Pole vault Hoidman and jerks Dartmouth;
DenlIns. Rcwdoin. Herricl. Colby and Miles,
amherst: Wesseu. Trinity Best vault IL feet
~ all who qualified
Hammer thr9W-W. X. Earden. H. z. Marden
End Lewis. Dartmouth: Warren and Crosby,
5cSooin. Power Worcester Polytechnic. Best
thrpz. 40 feet ; inches made by Warren. =
shot-rut-Tohin and LoTejov. Dartmouth;
Lioush Worcester Polytechnic; Parkinson,
Nssleysn Newman Bovdein; Mason Williams
Best throw - feet I6lz inches, made by Ciough-
Discus throT-Psrkinson land Hanna Wes-
leyar, Thomas Williams: Douglas Tufts;
chamberlain, Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
noioEy, bo7ejoy, Dartmouth. Best throw. lis
tssi made by Parkinson