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winners. He is Whiteley. the winner OF

winners. He is Whiteley. the winner OF
the half mile.
To begin with. the Tigers have two
first-class sprinters in Cooke. who was
fourth in the Ito yards last year. and
Jessur. who finished in fifth place in the
same event. Fitzpatrick is a good man
to train sprinters. and he is sure to make
something out of Cooke and Jessup.
The Tigers still have Sawyer, who fin
ished third in the quarter-mile. and
Black. who would have scored had he
not fallen at the tape. Both of these
men will have to be reckoned with this
year.
Princeton has first-class hurd!er in
Capt. Dwight who is sure to make CHS
holm of Yale move all the way. In the
field events the Tigers are strongest in
the hammer throw. Here they have
Speers and Simons, who scored second
and fourth in this event in 1910. There
are also number of firSt-class men from
the 1910 freshmen class not to mention
numcer OF good ones who nearly scored
last year. The point to be empha sized Is
that Princeton has at last g. first -clas )
coach and that there is a healthy interest
in the sport al Tigertown
IT Is about time for Cornell to make a
showing at these games. and it need oc-
caslon no surprise If the Ithacans furnish
some surprises this time. OF the 1910
point winners the only man lost is Tay-
Tor. the winner Of the mile. The Ithaca ms
still have Berna. the winner of the two
mile run: capt. Macarthur. second in the
quarter mile. and Ford, who was fourth
in the broad jump.
cofneHs showing is likely to depend
upon the way her sprinters and quarter
milers develop. Trainer Moakley has
some hrst-ciass material for these events
in Nixon. Cornet. Bennett. Cozzens.
Eisenbast and Liggett and Cozzens in
nartcuiar. ought to be a point winner
The loss of Taylor is not likely to prove
serious. 10 CT We
country winner. and Rerna will be paired
for the mile and two-milef runs accord
ing to the ability they show. Either sti-
bolt or High may score in the hurdles
ana then II Moakley develops his usual
number of field men the Ithacans will
be in position to make a strong fight
Harvard Is Hard Hit.
Harvard has had all manner NJ trouhla
Out of the men who scored 1872 points in
1910 there have been lost men who scored
liz. leaving only two fourth place men,
Gardner. the winner of the low hurdles,
is gone and SO is Little. who finished Sec
ond in the broad Jump. Three other point
winners who will be missed are Long,
third in the high hurdles: Lawrence
who tied for third in the high jump, and
Barr, who tied for fourth in the pole
vault. JACQUES. winner Of fourth place
in the mile, and Lewis. fourth in the high
hurdles, are the only point winners re-
tanned.
Harvard is evidently banking heavily on
the ability of Capt. Foster to do some
thing in the sprints. Foster won both
events in 1909 and then looked to be the
coming great sprinter of this country
Last spring he was sick and later
sustained a severe breakdown. He COL
lapsed again in the meet itself. and it is
question whether he can ever get back
into his old form. II he does he will be
one of the few who have succeeded
With Foster in shape the Crimson will
he dangerous all the way. Without him
Harvard is not likely to be a serious
contender. Harvard's other candidates
for stellar honors do not measure up to
the usual standard.