New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
WILLIAMS WINS ON TRACK
OutdistanCeS Dartmouth in Rec
ord Breaking Meet.
SEVEN NEW MARKS
Performances of Long Standing
Bettered by New England Col
lege Athletes at Springfield.

Springfield, Mass. May 2o-The feet
purple ribboned runners from Williams car
ried victory back TO the Berkshire Hills to-
day in the twenty-ffth annual meet OF the
New England intercollegiate Athletic AS
ISOLATION. which was made remarkable by
the tumbling OF seven association records
some OF which have stood for nearly a
score OF years.
The final result OF the meet was as fol-
lows: Williams. 30 points; Dartmouth, "a;
Massachusetts, Institute of Technology, IS;
Maine, %; Vermont, IL; Amherst, II; Bates,
H. Brown. o. Worcester Technology, 8;
Wesleyan. 6, Trinity. 5: Colby. 3. and Holy
Cross. .
The conquest Of Dartmouth was totally
unexpected, in view Of the strength OF
the Green team after yesterdays trials,
but the ten-year-cup. because OF FIVE pre-
vious victories by Dartmouth, will rest in
the Hanover trophy room, for Dartmouth
grip on II could only be shaken to-day by
an Amherst victory.
New marks were made in four runs. the
lew hurdles, the hammer throw and the
pole vault. J. d Lester of Williams. cut
the nineteen-year quarter mile mark from
80 l-5 TO 40 3-5 seconds: n. w Holden. OF
Bates made a comparatively big cash in
the nine-year one-half mile mark from
minute So seconds TO l minute 81 3-5 seconds;
r L. Keith Of Worcester Polytechnic In
stitute, who although only eighteen years
old. has never lost a race, made the mile IN
minutes % % seconds, one-ffth OF sec
ond better than the time made thirteen
years ago: F. l. Newton, OF Williams, who
pressed Keith 10 his mile mark, bettered
the tvo-mle time by 1 2-5 seconds. with
minutes As 2-5 seconds. and, finally on the
track. A. L. Gutterson, the all-around ath-
lete from the University OF Vermont,
topped the low tirnbers in the 200 hurdles
In ~ 3-5 seconds fifth OF a second better
than the time made by Johnny Hubbard, OF
Amherst. in 1895.
While these times were being made on
the cinders, A. II. Tiey and II. r. Marden,
Of Dartmouth. were iinging the l6-pound
hammer as II has rever been hurled before
in a New England intercollegiate meet, the
former getting the outside mark OF 1i5 feet
si5 inches feet 8 inches better than the
record, which stood since 1895 AS a Gull
minstion OF the days sport, Paul Maxon a
small bunch OF muscles from Trinity
swung himself over the bar in the pole
vault 10 first place az height Of II feet go
inches. and in further tries for a greater
record attained height OF u feet !. inch
The mark which this displaces was that OF
! Holdman. OF Dartmouth. last year, OF II
feet SIS inches.
For individual effort. that OF Gutterson,
Of Vermont. stood out beyond all the rest
The !ong-legged Green Mountain boy, be
sides taking the low hurdles in record time,
ca ptured first place in the broad jump
and took third in the high jump. making
all y points for his university. When he
stopped Jumping in the broad event he
was within a little more than an inch OF
the record and might have made a new
mark hst his trainer allowed the effort.
The victory OF Williams came through the
great work OF her track men and the I'M
expected weakness OF the Dartmouth run
ners in the distance events and OF the
Green's men In the pole vault.
Conditions were most favorable, the
weather being warm and calm throughout
the afternoon As the local Board OF
Trade has offered new ten-year cup. 4.
Is expected that the games will be held
here again next year.
The summaries follow:
TRACK EVENTS.
lOo-yard dash-won by D. b Young. Am
herst. F. D. Nardini, Colby. second. A. Z. Ly-
l ma ia
fourth. Time. O.lO %
22O-yard dash-won by r. .. Young Am
herst. r. Y. snow. Williams. second. ". F.
Robson. Wesleyan. third. J. D. Lester. VIII
iams. fourth. Time, o.22 -.
44O-yard run--won by J. p. Lester. williams
In In i' HOW ooe Cross ,hir4. E. r walker Main.
fourth Time. O:49 IS "a new record.
s'yf Byu rSn N y second z Cook WIS
| Jams. third r. :. Thompson Wesleyan. fourth
Time l57 s-5 " new record. -. -.
Technical. +. s. Newton. Williams second. q
| simpson. Williams third y. s Taber Brown
fourth. Time. 4.24 $ new record for the
i26-yard hurale,-won by y. f. smith Maine
/ '. : blanchard. Bates. second. J. Dewey. VIII
Jams. third. I. Fish. Williams. fourth. Time
22o-yard hurdlc.-won bv a. l. Gut,erson
Vermont: II. ". smith Dartmouth. second
y f smith. Maine. third. o & Blanchard
| Bates. fourth. Time. o2i %. a new record.
Two-mile run Won by F. !. Newton. VIII
I
NJ T. r. third; H T. Bail. Dartmouth, fourth.
| Time. Gas IS "a new record.
FIELD EVENTS.
Putting -pounf shot-Won by \ r Par.
| lott Brown. distance - feet 2i5 inches. C. G
/ Ciouzh. Worcester Tech second ~ feet %
/ inches. l. T. Lovsiov. Dartmouth. thir1. ~ feet
/ 5 80 inches. @. A. Cove. Bates, fourth 40 fee,
inches
Hammer tnrou-von by A. II Tilley. Oar;
mouth. distance lac feet 0is inches H. 2.
| Marden. Dartmouth. second i46 feet y inches
/ /. o MetcaH " T. :. third 1870 feet =.
| inches: r. r. Lewis. Dartmouth, fourth. 49,
feet inches (Neu record for winner
Running high Jump. ". Dalrvmpe. VI. 7
| 7. and n p Enright Dartmouth. tied for irst
| place: height. feet III inches \. /. Gutter
/ son Vermont third feet 10 inches: H. VI
I Roreherg Brown. fourth. feet o.. inches
Discus ,hrow-Won by . y Chamberlain "
| / T, distance i2i feet 81 inches. l.. T. Love
! Joy. Dartmouth. second 70 feet . inches 4 +
bartlett Brown. third IFS feet i0h inches c.
! 4. Cove. Bates. fourth. III feet 1Oi. inches
Running broad iump-Won by a. l.. Gutter
! son Vermont distance q feet - inches. y
Rartlett. williams. second. - feet Il inch. r
| = Nardini. Colby. third. 20 feet 81, inches. e
! " Roberts. Amherst fourth 90 feet ~ inches
Pole yault-won by p Maxon Trinity
! ! feet gt. inches. a new record: I. y Rogers
| Maine. W p. Salisbury. " 7 T. and . z
, Holdmsn Of Dartmouth. tied for second place
a. ~ feet inches