New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-27
SOME UPSETS IN GAMES.
Cornell, Yale and Pennsylvania
Sure to Fight 1t Out.
FITZPATRICK FAILS IN JUMP
Gable, of Harvard, and Fogg, OF
Syracuse, Also Weeded Out
in the Trials.
[Rr Telegraph TO The Tribune )

trial heats Of the intercollegiate CHAM
pionship games in the Stadium mere ~
dav. and they were treated TO some eNcei.
lent sport The trials reached spiehuiu
standard of general excellence. but pro-
yided little that was sensational. Tney de-
yeloped several upsets. but hardly enough
IN change the plans of the teams that are
counted on TO score in the finals to-mor-
row.
Nothing happened to suggest that the
meeting will bring about anything o'' o
bitter fight between Cornell. Yale ana
Pennsylvania for first honors. Inc qua
kers and Yale men made great all-rouilu
showing, qualifying fourteen men each' III
ten Of the eleven events on the DAY cdru'
Cornell, on the other hand, put only ten
men into the finals but got about all mat
was expected. Captain fitzpatrick or iaie
failed to qualify In the broad jump, Which
was an unlocked for upset. The other COL
leccs will be represented by men IN the
finals as follows: Michigan g. Princeton =
Harvard g. Dartmouth 4, Williams ana nut
gers 2 each and Amherst, Brown. Pennsyl-
vania State, Massachusetts institute Oh
Technology, Columbia, New York Univer-
sity and Wesleyan | each.
Pennsylvania's best showing was made IN
the half mile run, In which four men
PAUL.. lowering. Bodley and Foster quail
fed: Cornell got three runners In, Jones
Putnam and Snyder. Jones running the
fastest heat in minute IS seconds.
Yale put five men in the dashes and also
got three men into the pole vault, as was
expected. In the field events the Quakers
means that to win Tomorrow Cornell will
have TO make every point expected In the
middle and long distance runs, and VIII
have to score in the hurdles, In each OF
which Cornell and Pennsy have an entry
the former Stribold and the latter Hay
dock and Griffith.
Before the meeting opened it was an
nounced that Bennett. one OF Cornells
quarter milers. could not compete because
his entry had not been filed in time. For
the same reason Champlain, of Syracuse.
was eliminated from the broad jump.
The outstanding surprises may be
summed I'D as follows: Fitzpatrick failed
TO qualify In the broad jump; Fogg. Of
Syracuse was shut out in the first neat
Of the quarter: Gable. Harvards hammer
tbrower. who has been doing nearly 100
feet in practice failed dismally to reach the
finals with a throw of only 135 feet while
c. H. Hall, of Michigan. third In the half
mile run last year, was unable to get
Mace in the first heat Of that event, which
was run IN minute IS 3-b seconds, by Bod
ley of Pennsylvania.
otherwise the trials went along about as
expected.
craig. of Michigan, showed wonderful
form in the dashes and Macarthur, Of
Cornell looked mighty trim In the quarter.
| Jones. on whom the Ithacans rely to win
! the one-mile run tomorrow, performed
well in the half mile while Putnam did not
exert himself to beat the two Quakers that
led his heat. Chisholm. Of Yale. won his
heats in both hurdles in such fashion as TO
leave little doubt OF the outcome OF these
races tomorrow.
Thomas, Of Princeton, ran ten-second
heat in the 1O0-yard dash, while In the fur-
! long Ross. Of Michigan. took a neat IN
q As seconds, close 10 the record. All the
heats in the quarter brought about blanket
finishes. and besides Macarthur, Hough'
of Pennsylvania Lester, Of Williams'
Wood. Of Wesleyan; Young, OF Amherst
and Kelley, Of Harvard. ran well WITHIN
themselves to keep in the van Hough ran
his quarter in the fast time OF ~ i-5 sec
onds
The hest performance in the shot put was
AZ feet 5ia inches. by Horner, or Michigan
Kipatrick. Of Yale. coming within two ana
tbree-ouarters inches of him. The three
Yale men-Gardner. Wagner and Byers-
All did y feet in the pole vault, over whicn
height Bahcock. OF Columbia. also climbed
showing the best form If all the vaulters
In the lump off between FIVE men for the
fifth place D'Aulremont. Of Cornell. finally
won at II feet inches
Rurdick and Farrier. OF Pennsylvania
with Dalrvmple. Of Massachusetts institute
NJ Technology. and Enright. 81 Dartmouth
all qualified in the high jump at fee'
| rs inches
Tillev. Of Dartmouth. made the best
! throw Of the hammer-lS feet 1l12 inches.
Murphv, ~ Pennsylvania, coming second
with 1H feet inches. which was almost
three inches better than the best throw
made nv Bannister. of Cornell. Mercer, or
PENNSYLVANIA. did % feet inches in the
broad lump. and looks like the winner, as
he outiunped Bartlett. Of Williams. by
rina and one-half inches. and Holden. Of
Vale. by bigger margin. Mercer did not
start in the ouarter-mile run.
I IN tho showing to-day Pennsylvania men
arc much encourag ed because Of the num-
her OF chances they will have to pick up
! odd points tomorrow. Cornell men are
confident. however. and Yale is hopeful.
With all other arrangements well nigh
nerfect Harvard as the athletic host this
year. failed again in supplying good
weather. for light rain and mist swept in
from the sea, as f. did two years ago. The
Crimson athletic managers hope for better
conditions tomorrow.
The men who qualified I'm the various
heats and trials follow:
TRACK EVENTS
! 1oo-yard dash-Craig and Ross, Of Mchi-
gan; Cook and Thomas. Of Princeton. Thatch-
/ er ard Riley. Of Yale. Minds, OF Pennsylvania {:
| Iauer. OF New York University. Best time
/ O:1O. bv Craig.
2co-yard dash-Thatcher. Bleisten and
| Reilly OF Yale, Craig and Ross. OF Michigan ,
Minds. OF Pennsylvania; Ford. OF Cornell
Cooke. OF Princeton. Best time o;2l 40. by
! Ross.
4io-yard run-GambIe and Half. Of Michi-
/ gan: sawyer Of Princeton. Hough, OF Penn
! sylyania: Macarthur, OF Cornell; Kelley. OF
/ leyan; Lester Of Williams Best time Old 10.
by ilough.
$50 yard run--Putnam. Jones and SNYDER.
! Of Cornell; PAUL. lowering Foster and Bod
| Icy. Of Pennsylvania. jacques, OF Harvard
| Close. OF Princeton. Best time. ! IS. by Jones.
! t20-yard hurdlcs-Chisholm and Larkin Of
Yale. Griffith. Of Pennsylvania, Stb0lt, or
/ Cornell Ravens, Of Rutgers. Lewis. or Har-
/ ward: Dwight, 81 Princeton. Best time.
! O:l5 -. by chisholm and Stibolt.
! 220-yard Understanding. ~ Harvard.
/ Chisholm. Of Yale. Haydock OF Pennsylvania f,
/ Stibolt. OF Cornell; Ravens. Of Rutgers; Ham
| nOnd OF Michigan. Dwight. OF Princeton.
Smith. OF Dartmouth Best time, o:25 by
/ Cummings and Haydock
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