Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-01
STAR ATHLETESL0ST
TO COLLEGE TEAMS
Harvard Graduated Greatest
Number of Point Winners.
Penn Strong for 1911.

| Some of this years intercollegiate
| point winners will be missing from the
different colleges next year, as quite a
few of the college stars received their
| diplomas last June.
Beginning with the spirits. TEX"
Ramsdell of Pennsylvania, the winner of
the 1OO-yard title and second in the 30
yards, was graduated this year: but there
| is rumor to the effect that he will take
postgraduate course. r. G Craig of
Michigan. second in the 100 and winner
\ OF the .'220,' has another year at the
| Ann Arbor College. G. w. Minds Of
Pennsylvania, who finished third in both
sprintS, and +. Cooke Of Princeton. win
| back for another year.
The four men who finished in the run
ming in the 40 will return to college.
Charles Reidpath of Syracuse the winner:
| +. G.. Macarthur of Cornell, II. Sawyer of
Princeton and ID. p. Young of Amherst,
second. third and fourth. respectively, are
eligible for another year.
6. NJ Whitley of Princeton. the winner
| of the $50 yards, was graduated. Wilton
PAUL. of Pennsylvania, who finished sec
ond, IL is said. will take a postgraduate
course. Charles Hall of Michigan and
M. A. Boyle of Pennsylvania. the third
and fourth point winners, will not be
graduated until 1911.
In the mile p. {. Taylor OF Cornell, this
years winner. will be missing, but PAUL.
y. s. Taber of Brown and II. Jacques of
Harvard will be eligible
T. s. Berna of Cornell, the two-mile
winner, together with ID. c. May of
Michigan and F. Wolfe Of Pennsylvania,
will be eligible. w. b. Greene OF Brown,
who was placed fourth. was 1910
student, and finished his course last June.
G. a. Chisholm of Yale. NJ Dwight Of
Princeton, j. p. Long and j. *. Lewis Of
Harvard. the point winners in the 10
yard hurdle, have another year. In the
low hurdles G.. F. Gardiner of Harvard,
this years winner, will be out. as will 5
Edwards of BoWdoin. who finished fourth.
Chisholm OF Yale. second. and Dwight of
Princeton third, as stated above, will be
back.
c. T. Cooney and H. F. Andrus of Yale
will both be out of the hammer. c.
Speers and ID. Simons, the other point
winners. still remain. c. {. Little of
Harvard and J. W. Lapham of Michigan
completed their courses last spring. Z. VI.
Roberts of Amherst, the winner. and III.
W. Ford of Cornell still have another
chance. f. r. Palmer of Dartmouth,
W. c. Fielding of New York University
and s. &. Lawrence were graduated. j.
w. Burdick. the winner, and G. c. Far
rier Of Pennsylvania are still eligible.
Joe Homer of Michigan. the winner of
the shot. has another year. d. w. Waite
of Syracuse has two more years. Ted
Coy of Yale is through. but J. X. Kill
DdlTlCk, his Icdln1Hdle, has dHOtItT year.
+. T. Nelson of Yale and ]. l.. Barr of
Harvard will be missing II. s. Babcock
of Columbia and r. A. Gardiner of Yale
will be eligible. Harvard is the heaviest
loser, ten of this years point winners be-
ing lost. Yale loses seven, Cornell five
Princeton five. Dartmouth three, Michi-
gan two Brown one and New York Uni
versity one. II Ramsdell and PAUL re-
turn to Pennsylvania the Philadelphia
college will not lose a single point. but IL
these two athletes decide not to come
back Pennsylvania will lose fourteen of
this years points.
Besides the athletes who scored at the
big meet the colleges lose quite a few
good men. The following athletes were
graduated last June:
100. 30 and 4+p-Shcrman OF Dartmouth,
Baldwin Of Amherst. Seymour of Yale.
Watson of Harvard Blass of Cornell and
De Selding of Harvard.
Middle and long distance-Frantz of
Princeton. Goliath Of Bowdoin Palmer of
of Michigan, l.. S. and NJ. kirgasoff of
Yale, Ryley and Warren of Harvard,
Young of Cornell and Dusenberry of
Princeton.
Hurdles Moore of Princeton and Park
er of Pennsylvania.
Pole vault-Dukes of Cornell
The prospects look good for Pennsylva-
MIA next year, but * is hard to figure out
last years freshman material at this
early date. II Ramsdell and PAUL re-
turn to college it looks like Pennsylvania
again next year.