New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29
College Baseball 4 Boxing Il Track Athletics
FINELY BITS OF SPORT
Qecords Likely to Go at Big Re-
lay Carnival To-day.
CORNELL CHANCES BRIGHT
,ock Moakely's Men Will Fight
Hard for Titles at One and
Four Miles.

.-,c>usea and schoolboy athletes from
-. west and South will meet on Frank
re5 Philadelphia. this afternoon for
annual championship relay carnival of
~. university of Pennsylvania, which
.,,,isss 10 he the greatest gathering of
.e,ck and field men from the educational
,-.,i,,iions OF the country that has ever
zen assembled. The nrst event will he
-, Of at l:g0 O'clock and thereafter at
,.,sryals Of four minutes. or less. different
...ss viii be started until the full forty
-, events which make MP the programme
Nsve been completed
.1arbs one. two and four-mile relay cham
,Gnships hold the centre OF interest for
. !, each The pick OF the college runners
,sn BE- pitted against each other and new
,scords probably will be the outcome.
u,,b the rapid development made by the
p1nceton half milers in the last few weeks
:, WOULD not he At all surprising TO see
yeare Fitzpatrick's men set of with the
,vo.rrfe title, despite the fact that Penn
,rl,aria has one Of the fastest two-mile
,sars in its history. Cornell also has q
erone team.
I
.'Noakely has a quartet from Cornell that
s.boud show their heels to the others, FOR
4 vii practically be tile same team that
ran so notable race against Pennsylvania
81 Buffalo several weeks ago, when II
hrne ND a new indoor mark II Moakely
decides 10 let Jones run on the four-mile
team the Ithacans should have little 10
fear although one Of the best races OF the
vesr will probably ensue when he meets
PAUL. the Pennsylvania flyer and Hsnavan,
the Michigan miller who romped away with
The one mile run in the recent Michigan
CorneN indoor meet. at Ann Arbor. These
three should have splendid tussle, with
IRE ODDS I'm favor of the Ithacans Notre
pane and Princeton have also entered the
'rur.mlle contest but are not expected 10
class with the three first mentioned.
Cornell also seems 10 have something on
tis others in the one milo relay, for with
Billy Housh laid ND the Quakers probably
viii not be able 10 cope with the speed OF
the Cornell men. headed by Nixon and
Macarthur Syracuse, with the shifty
Reidpath. is in this contest for the first
time and Chicago and Illinois also have
entered teams with Notre Dame, another
Of the Western contingent. Davenport, the
Conference ouarter-mile title holder. will
run for the Maroon, as will Menaul will
besides being crack quarter-mier, Is
also a good shot putter
There Will be the usual preparatory and
hish school championships. and special
events IN which the best Of the college
sprin,ers. jumpers, weight toseers and pole
variltere have entered
Lawn tennis is TO have its first formal
innings today. and Il is late beginning.
The postponed opening of the courts Of the
New York Lawn Tennis Club. AT 123d street
end Manhattan avenue. will he marked by
8 doubles match, in which the veteran
Columbia pair. Lyle Z. Mahan and George
e Shafer. will meet Richard r. Palmer
And Wvlie c. Grant. There also will be
''srseial matches in singles, in which Theo-
tore Roosevelt Peii. the national indoor
Champion IS expected 10 compete. The
West Side Club, and the Harlem Lawn
Tennis Club also are planning 20 oren their
courts
Jack Dorman. the veteran lightweight Of
TIE Bronx. will make another effort 70
gloves with PADDY Sullivan, the rugged
Irish lad Of the lower West Side, at the
FalTmort Athletic Club Of The Bronx.
srnivan &c az the height Of his form at
ne present lime and has been winning all
his tcu's With machinelike regularity. Dor
rcan. % the other hand has been outpoint-
ed in recent contests. but hopes 20 win
over Sullivan on points.
The first Of a series Of Saturday night
entertainments which will be held at the
Whirwind Athletic Club. OF Brooklyn, viii
bring together Bsnt Dorsey, the aggressive
little Brooklyn lightweight. and Charley
Griffin. The perennial featherweight cham
Dion of Australia. Dorsey is one Of the
best O. TIE second fight men in his class.
he has engaged N many bouts in tho last
year End has yet 20 meet his master. Bsnt
was not fsvorite over the lad from the
ls'aGd continent last night. as the critics
isre Of the opinion that Charley has long
Zee seen his best days.
Dummy Maxson. the mute heavyweight
from Michigan. also will cross gloves with
jim smith, the Westchester heavyweight.
who defeated Morris Harris at Browns
Gymnasium on Tuesday night
Tie modified Marathon race 10 BE held
o. JIay 8 from The Bronx TO City Hall.
twelve miles. has attracted one of the Big
gest fields for long distance race in the
hstory Of running The entries will close
,on " ! with James r. sullivan, at No.
lsl warren street. Glen Warner will send
lTtwsr.na and another Indian from the
carlisle school The latter is said 10 be
faster than Tom Longboat Philadelphia
will be- represented by strong team Of
distance runners who were among the
leader- in the Marathon held there last
month Boston and Baltimore also will
have teams. The largest entry in this city
has been made by the Catholic Athletic
League ar least TWO hundred runners hav-
'ng been named.
81 N. Long. the holder OF the worlds
.straigh'sway records at 80. 100 and $40
lya'ds. made on the old Gutenberg track
eleven Years ago. has accepted the invita-
uou o. tho Gutenberg Motordrome Ath-
leic association TO referee the athletic
carnival which will be held over the track
On Mag g. Long has not visited the scene
O.. h.s triple triumph since the day that he
avmbied Father Time thrice in a single
race.