New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-07
TIGERS WIN ON TRACK
Defeat Yale for First Time in
Annual Dual Meet.
CAPTAIN DWIGHT IN FORM
Beats Chisholm in Both the
Hurdle Races, and Sets One
New Mark.


Princeton \. J.. May 6.-The advent Of
Keene Fitzpatrick as track coach ip Prince
ton has resulted in Princeton's first track
victory over Yale, the Tigers, coming on
the long end of a 60 to 56 score in their
annual dual moot with Yale this afternoon
The Orange and Black runners won first
place in every event on the cnder path.
and while the Yale men scored even more
heavily in the field events than expected
they were unable TO overcome the command
Ing lead made by the Tiger runners.
Never before in the history of track ath-
letics at Princeton has n meet aroused
such enthusiasm or resulted i'm so many
Surprises as to-days. The Ellis were not
i'm the same class with the Tigers on the
track, and even Chisholm. twice winner of
both hurdles in the intercollegiate, was
beaten i'm both these events by Dwight. the
Princeton captain, who established new
Princeton record Of "a As seconds in the
low hurdles. This beat the old record by
two-hfths OF a second.
Cooke also rose TO the occasion in grand
style, and won both the 100 and 220 yard
dashes IN the splendid times of 10 seconds
fiat and u 40 seconds respectively. Not
content with this the Tigers contrary to
expectations. took all three places in the
mile and first and second I'm the half
Chaplin won the latter event I'm l59 The
quarter was won hands down by Sawyer.
of Princeton, with Curtis. team mate, a
close second The greatest surprise OF the
meet occurred in the hammer throw. where
the Tigers had been expected to take all
three places. but the Princeton men fell
down in this one event. and Chlds took
first place. with a throw OF l9s feet g
inches
Yale was never pushed in the pole vault.
and after Bennett had fallen at II feet Q
inches ,hree Blua men tied for first place
at this height without trying further. /
Simons clinched the meet for Princeton bv
tieing with Garfield in the high lump at
6 feet inches.
The summaries follow:
io0-yard dash-Won Icy Cooke. Princeton.
third Tmc. o.lO
4+O-yard run-Won by Sayyer. Princeton.
lose. princeton. second; Farrar. Yale third.
12O-yard hurdle-Won by Dwight Prince
ton; Iarhin. Yale. second Chisholm VI
disqualified for knocking over three hurdles
Time. 0.1G '"'eS'
one mile run-won by Don. Princeton. chr.
rs; Princeton. second. Howell Princeton
third. Time, 1:3O ID '''
ShOt put-Won by Fitzpatrick Yale ii foot
inches; Greenough. Yale. second Al feet az
inches Bisseil. Princeton. third, 81 feet z -
, HaH mile run-Won by Chaplin. Princeton.
4lcNlhney Princeton. second; May Yale. third
hammer thrOw-Won by Childs Yale r2s
ieet inches: Spcers, Princeton. 1871 feet -.
inches. third. ZOO iee' .
co r%,, nauilLByers Yale. Wagner Yale and
GardmeI. Yale, all tied for hrst place - y
Icei y Ac1es. Nsle winning all tho noints -
~ ara hurdle-Won BY Dwight primo.
tuH, 'hlsholm, Yale. second: Platt YaIe ma
nv, ~ 10. breaking the Princeton recnrd
OF - - -, held by Armstrong >'i"
=" ara casl-Won by Cooke Prlpca.o,.
Time. 0:2l A-5 rare ulfd
- mile run-Won by Koehler pripcator
9:5J p. ia'e' 'hlru Time
High jump Garfield Yale. and Simon pr,,,.
,,on ueu Tor hrst place 1T feet . inches NJ
HiS3h' lale third. with 3 feet \ inches "''"
bIodd lurnp-Non by Holden YaIe uri.h ~,
ieel - inches; Fitzpatrick Yale second -
- reg ~ 2 Inches: Green Yale third Wiz 81
feet II Inches. "' WIN II