The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-05-28
'HONORS OF MEET
. WON BY CORNELL
FOR FOURTH TIME
Breaking Of Five Re
cords NJ a kes Con
tests Historic.
Y ALE is SECOND
BY CLOSE SCORE
Event Regarded as Most Inter.
esting Ever Held by College,
Clans-One More Victory FL
Gives Intercollegiate Cup
to Athletes From
Ithaca. #
Ispecinl to The Tlmes.pispatc Itch. !

Especial to The Times DISPATCH. 4 lE
Cambridge. Mass. May 27.-CornelE
captured the Intercollegiate track and
heid ampionships for TIE fourth time
IN eleven years at thei'thirty sixth an
nual meeting of the INTERCOLLEGIATE
y amateur Athletic Association or
americas meet In Harvard Stadium
Today Five intercollegiate records
were broken. and three others eoualed
ma KING the meeting historic Rs
Cornell now has four legs in the
lntfercoliesiate cup. and needs only one
more to obtain possession.
The thirty-sixth annual tntercollcpt-
ate track meet passed into hstory's
pages hailed as probably the most In
terestinS athletic gathering the col
ieGe clans have ever held. t-f%
The lthacans finished in tho van.
50 - points; Pennsylvania dropped TO
fourth, with 1928 points. Yale being
second with 241-2 points. just one
nan point ahead of Michigan.
a. Standing of Teams,
The other teams finished In tn. FOL-
lowing order: 't9 7.'.Si -
Dartmouth, o: Princeton, 8: Harvard.
- amherst. 3: Columbia. S Williams,
g Massach..iltts Techs, al-3: Rutgers
PENNSYLVANIA State. Q Brown, i. n.
There was no fourth place given in
80 sa!u hurdies, white. of Prince
ton. topplinE over throe Of the up-
rights.
Five intercollegiate records includ
ing one worlds amateur record. were
tumbled over and three more were
equaled The now records were hung
; up for the SS0-yard run. the mile and
the two--:ilc, the shot put and the mole
vault. - : ~ =
Pennsylvania lost the meet On its
- ~ :
nal mile. mile and two miles, Cornell
capturing the meet on the turn of
these events. M III
Cornell captured three first and four
seconds. Yale led three times and
trailed the leader thrice Michigan
took the three places allotted them. n s
per schedule. l iiigt ilr
j W. Dalrymple. OF Tech: D. 6.
Farrier and j. W. Burdick. both Of
Pennsylvania. were tied in the run.
ming high jump at six feet d
Cornell captured points on eight OF
the thirteen events. gl
The star OF the carnival was John
Paul Jones, OF Cornell Jones. after
distancinS such flect-footed rivals IS
Jacques. of Harvard, and Rodley. Of
Pennsylvania. hung UP new record
of minute - A seconds for the half
mile Not content with that, he went
out inter the mile and captured it after
furious contest in 4 minutes Ii 2-S
seconds. new worlds amateur record.
G. a Chisholm, of Yale. won both hur-
dies handlly. leaving his field we'll I'M
the rear. Stribolt followed him In
each time. x
EqunIs Worlds Records.
r. c. Craig. the Michigan flyer. tooE
Minds. the Pennsylvania captain, into
camp handily In the century run.
Craig also romped away with the gao
yards. equallng tho worlds record in
both sprints.
Joo Horner, of Michigan. hung up a
new record for the shot put, with "a
feet rs inches.
t. S. Berna. Of Cornell. hung up a
record OF 9:25 LIS in the two mile run.
H. S. Babcock. Of Columbia, made a
new pole vault record OF IL feet sSa
inches.
In the 44O-yard Young, OF Amherst.
upset all calculations. striding along
the cinders to the finish tape winner
IN IS As seconds. equaling the inter-
collegiate record.
Tho Michigan boys following their
meet were a trifle vexed, claiming
that the meet officials told Haimhaugh.
of their team, to sign up for second
in the two-mile, as Newton. OF VIII
llams. had been disqualified for eli
bowing Wilmington. of Harvard. Tha
Michigan people claimed that this
order was recalled. thus losing them
a chance for second place over Yale. X