New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-26
Hota, Points May
BE Dijided

record is sure to fall. for when PAUL MADE
! his mark he was nearly sixty yards In
/ front Of the second man. Jones is favored
oS no is constantly inproving while the
writer thinks PAUL has already run MS
! hest race. Hanavan will be right at the
| heels Of the winner. These four men seem
! 10 have the race 10 themselves
The Two.Mle Run.
Bona. Of Cornell, holds the collegiate
record for two miles. and won this race
easily last year. If conditions are rlght
/ he ought TO go under s:27 5-5. when layior'
, OF Cornell. made in 1909 at Harvard. Nole'
OF PENNSYLVANIA, finished third to berha
last year He is much faster man thls
year. and should get the place. whining
ton. Of Harvard, may he third, though
Hunger. Of Cornell. will push him hard
and may beat him out Haimbaugh, of
Michigan. is another dangerous man.
The Hurdle Races.
Unless Chisholm is worried and is pushed
~ hard he knocks down three or more
hurdles he should lead the timber toppers
home in both events. He finished first
in the high and second in the low hurdles
in the 1910 championships. Stibolt, OF Cor
nell. is a coming man. and Jack Moakley
has been grooming him 10 furnish sur
prise. In the accompanying table he has
been picked TO finish third in both races,
but the Ithacans have even greater hopes
70, him Haydock, Of Pennsylvania, has
also been running in grand form this
spring and will be close up all the way.
Dwight OF Princeton. is a known quantity.
and though he has had his troubles this
year he should score i'm both races.
The High Jump.
PENNSYLVANIA has all the best Of il in the
high jump. with Burdick. winner last year.
and Farrier. another point getter in 1910,
10 carry its Colors. Burdick Is depend
able Jumper, and will almost surely win
first honors Enright, of Dartmouth. may
give Burdick stiff opposition. while Can
fed. OF Yale. is likely TO do almost any
thing from winning the championship to
baking al 3 feet Q inches. Simon, Of
Princeton. may finish among the first four.
The Broad Jump.
Holden. Of Yale. has done the best work
this season IN the broad jump Mercer. Of
I 7 flHS NdNiN. HbS n IAN l'N'iUs anu 80
has Roberts If Amherst If they were in
tiptop condition IT would be fight among
them for first place Mercer has a
weak leg and he will he lucky 10 finish
second Roberts is far below his best
form because Of an injury last fan. Chap
man. Of Syracuse: Nixon. Of Cornell and
Fitzpatrick. Of Yale are among those likely
u score in this event
The Shot-Put.
Homer of Michigan. is in cSass by
himself al a shot-putter. The great all
round athlete from Michigan is expected
10 establish new figures for this event.
Fitzpatrick. Of Yale. is easily second best.
and the rest are ordinary performers, with
the odds slightly favorng Kanzeler. OF
Cornell, and Greenough, of Yale.
The Hammer Throw.
Harvard has a fine but erratic perform
er in Gable. the negro hammer thrower
He can win this event If he gets off a good
toss Tiuey and Marden. Of Dartmouth
did great work in the New England meet
a week ago. and have only TO repeat their
performances to score heavily Bannister
of Cornell, is likely to nick ND a point or
two.
The Pole Vault.
, In Gardner, Ryers and Wagner Yale has
trio Of pole vaulters who will clean NJ
nearly everything in their event. The first
named is expected to clear the bar at n
record height. Babcock. NJ Columbia, may
also score.
New records may he made in the pole
vault. shot-put. haf-mile, mile and two
mile