New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-05-27

= ~ the entries Tor the great usCA anu
- obsnpionship meet Of the lntercolle-
-, Association Of Amateur Athletes OF
.a-i-a. 10 be decided on Franklin Field
T. and tomorrow. Most followers or
--,-, nick Pennsylvania. but il doesn't
| =. -,r,ch study 10 see that Yale VIII be IN
=. e-,,, all the way Il is going te be the
| ...-bsS- struggle in years, with the mar
- # ,lcforv mighty small, but that mar
- lesrs toward Yale
/ r., r,ore one tries TO forecast the result
:. harder It seems. Every event has its
.-,-r and not one alone. but at least half
s,zen. That overworked word class"
- ;. used In speaking OF the contestants
| = ,5.ss games without any fear OF contra
5-,iop Records viii probably be made in
,.,.rsl events il the track conditions are
- A big crowd viii surely turn out,
- for the preIirnineries this afternoon
81 the finals tomorrow afternoon.
-bs-e are six teams which stand out as
| t.,si-r mint winners-Yale Pennsylvania.
p-rceton. Cornell. Harvard and Michigan.
| IN me qua meets this year Yale has beaten
Princeton. fIarvsrd has defeated Dart
-,-,5th and Yale Cornell has been forced 70
| bss - Pennsylvania and Princeton, while
Michigan has dowued Syracuse. If dual
! meets we're alone considered, the cham
sonship would seem to lie between Penn
| tvlvsHs and Harvard. both undefeated
| scans But Harvsrd's own trainers admit
| ths Crimson team hasn't q chance for first
| touors. though il beat Nale by one point
asa rule the team which has several stars
end number Of men who can pick up
reint here AMI there wins. but this year
thsrs are 50 many sterling performers in
she smaller colleges that there are liable
10 - number Of upsets.
r. the table accompanying this forecast
EaIs Is figured 70 beat Pennsylvania, but
some reasons and qualifications must be
sirsr. Consider Pennsylvania chances Of
tictery first. The Red and Blue team viii
| r. competing on its own field, supported
r. Pennsylvania crowd. no long trip to
trs TIE men. and 2 fire record to give con-
fdsnoe 10 the athletes. These conditions
i viii help lor. Now as 10 the men. The
phiadelphsrs must do most Of their scor-
ins N the track events. their only strength
lH the hed being in the high jump and the
l pole vault
Nike Murphy is wizard in developing
PRINTERS and he has three first class men
i this year-Ramsdell. Minds and Hough-
2sglls ability in the half and mile runs
reds little comment. ard Bodley, his team
mate. Il coming star in the longer race
These with the addition OF Levering. I'm the
hiH are Pennsylrania's hopes on the track
n Ire field Penn has Burdick, a high
-uHlNr. toUted to heat the intercollegiate
record and Parker. who has cleared twelve
is'i n the pole vault this season Proba-
big mest Of Pennsylvania points viii be
tee-sd BIZ these eight mon.
Vow fer Tales candidates The team
weak or the track. but second 10 none
N me field contests It has no sprinters
" first class distance men. Max KirjassoT
HS strongest entry in the half mile, and
'nshoin has performed very creditab bly,
4 e'sr The timberg this season. as has also
AnE- his team mate. In tie field the
we I'll depend upon CooIey, Andrus and
eosesi N the hammer throw, Captain Mel
Vt sad Gardner in the pole vault Baird
&c posEibl- Fitzpatrick In the broad jump.
- after IN the shot put and Garfield IN
ne high jump. This about completes its
ny q possible point winners
NeT look a. the meet from another
sf Pennsylvania chief strength lies
ne spirits ard distance runs. but these
Il Just The events where several other col
sse expect 10 turn TIE trick. Take the
ward dash Ramsdell and Minds will
folaeiy lace The starter here, and Penn
''@Ais expects 10 score heavily. Reggie
sI Won me 100 and 20 for Ha--
&c AS year. he hasn't figured this sea-
II e9 no Is said 10 be IN condition now
here Is craig. Of Michigan; Cooke,
i Shceton. Gardner of Harvard: Rob
Il o. Amherst. Blass, Of Cornell and
1 q AeS York University. Any one
l @sn NAV prove = surprise for Penn.
II SsA pulled tendon IN 2 trial last
| - o1t ne viii undoubtedly don the Red
Bic this afternoon in the fUrlong pre-
1 -1arles Minds viii probably be his run
| mate Pitted against them viii be
tssh III INC s'''
L Table Oh TINS page Penn" gets first
l - 10 both dsshes. but II the Quakers
/ fal down il will not only hurt
~ ehances OF victory but help Yale's.
Il curious fact that though Yale and
Il So, are ths strongest competitors for
n ~ "ohorS they viii be rivals in few OF
contests In which their greatest
soeu Is regular glutton for work,
a. ne wins lie hundred and the quar-
So dash he viii succeed IN doing
-, which has not been accom-
- II the intercollegiates in years. II
r4.i s ID The quarter alone he viii win
a.. 49, doubt but IL he attempts the
-, TASK there are some experts who
ne VIII have his measure taken.
80 AIM win oe Macarthur, OF Cornell;
80 o. Syracuse: Kelley. OF Harvard.
an eeF ana Keck. Of Michigan. They
a. 90 better than 20 seconds. Yale
81 seen 10 have chance. So every
- rem loses viii be Yates gain. The
i 49,. should run close 10 J. p. Taylor's
-eIk OF 6 81
'per-..' NE only event in which Yale and
ns,. VII be duai enemies is the half
lo,t To most observers Il rather
bs,.4 Whitley. Of Princeton. would
H.. me Norstea FIRST PAUL and Lever
Il p.,.-' probably accept the issue for
~. :, anis Ehile kirjssEer viii wear
rs O. vale. The Princetonisn has
- mark n the year though kiriss-
r. "a, frsctler Of = second behind
al though saout the bezf miller in
- is no. going 20 rin iris year
- opposition. eheu he comes 10
n'llE ne wont he entirely fresh.