The sun., 1910-05-16
FAsr DISTANCE RUNNENG.
COlleglans Did GOOd PeFfOrmanees IN
Saturdays Meets.

The chances are that some wonderful
distance running win be seen In the later
collegiate games this year. For instance.
the two mileTs will include Watts Of Penn
sylvaniA State. who last Saturday ran In
s:u Is; Young OF Cornell. who did os3
against Princeton: Al Haskell Of Yale. who
won against Harvard In S,ts l-S; May Of
Michigan. o:tB - against syracuse. not
10 mention BeFna Of Cornell with his a2o -
Last saturday PAUL. - Pennsylvania
ran In 40 t-5. easily too Bodley Of Penn
sylvAnla. who was second 10 him. did s2a
PAUL appears 70 be In form again. col
bath Of BOWdOln by doing All In the Maine
infercOllesiatss put himself in the running.
Jaauea Of Harvard did i.2T against Yale
AlRiro of Syracuse. 40 1-5. against Michi-
gan, and TAYLOR Of Cornell. ran as easily
against Psnnsylvanla.
Macarthur Of Cornell by his 80 Is seconds
against Princeton shows he'll have 10 be
counted on In tho t4O yard run. Kelley
Of Harvard did 20 rs against Yale. These
we're the best performers of the day IN this
event outside Of Reidpath OF syracuse, who
did - -5aEainst Michigan and 40 is AGAINST
Whiislsy of Princeton ran one Of the
best half mile races % his career against
Cornell. winning In 80 is, Add 70 that
that Frentz was a step behind him az he
tape and something may be gathered Of the
Tiger strength In this race. Max Kir.-
iassoH Of Yale did 50 against Harvard.
and LeverinG Of Pennsylvania did minutes
against state and Pttsburg Incidentally.
that PrincetOn-C Cornell meet was a triumph
for Bament Of Princeton. whose excellent
high Jumping won the meet for his college
The meet was a tie when the high jump.
the anal event, began. Hamsnt bad 20 6s
70 jump better than ever BE- did in his life
feet . inches And he did II. too, inas-
much ~ Princoton's superiority In the held
who have been criilcisinR wilson for not
coaching his field men properly appear TO
have made a mistake
fitzpatrick Of Yale hurt his leg on his first
sS Sroad jump against Hazard and and that s,.,, may
was thought last year that Habcock Of Coluni-
hia might improve enough to win. hut
Wefers has used him 10 much In 30 many
events In various meets that he'll hardly
be able 10 do a. well this year ss he did in
1909
Burdick Of Pennaylvanla by doing 9
feet ~ inches In the high Jump aGainsi
state showed the style he has been develop
inR al season. ON his work he should via
the championship Nobody much except
Palmer Of Dartmouth has done consistently
over slH feet PaTker's y feet ? inches IN
the pole vault in that meet was the best BY
six inches he ever has done u the vault,
but the cons siatant NelaOn Of Yale eclinaed
that with ~ feet 9 inches against Harvard.
Nelson has done twelve feet or better every
time he has come out this season
The little Vale captain u Just another
one Of the great vaulters Vale has had,
beginning back In lssS with sherman. and
numbering among them Ryder. CariwIight.
hascom, johnson. Allis. v q Clapp.
MclAnahan, Dray. Gilbert and Campbell
To hack No Nelson ths year i Gardner the
golf champion. who did - feet inches
once this season, and furthermore the Nale
freshman class has Wagner. who is doing
II feet inches now.
Plndar Of Syracuse did rs Us seconds
against Michigan IN the high hurdles the
hesf done this season In the Fast except
by Miller and Dalton Of the Navy, who both
have been credited with IS 2.5 seconds
This season began with every likelihood Of
Inferior performance IN the hurdles, hut
with Pindar, Dwight, Chisholm and Gardner
the competition is likely to bu good