New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-28
=. smashes Connects Long
's standino Worlds Mark
for One Mile.
,rcoHOs BRUSHED ASIDE
.;rr Performances Mark
Intercollegiate Games as
thousands Look On
and Cheer.
,vv telegraph 70 The Tribune. J

Ill TIE heet-footeo rune, no' IN
'sn' u.,avan. OF Michigan. and PAUL. OF
ss' h ,, among others. but ran the
'saS a, the sparkling time OF Alb %.
ss'snN which brought eleven thou
-'''"~. .o,s 70 their feet with a mighty
sr' ,,,ss also set new intercollegiate
'~ s,1s.4-5 for the half-miie run. and
r'S,' ,.,slv in reaping a harvest Of So'i
i's1 o.. cornell. y Mich gave the thirty
F.S ,,nual track and feld championship
gu ,.sn from Ithaca by a margin OF
F'a ~ winning first places in both hur-
-. W. the broad jump. finished second
e VI. points. while Michigan, showing
" : -ornded team. was third. with p
. s'' s,d Pennsylvania fourth, with
W. o.-,r,outh. Princeton and Harvard
- ,,,h . 5 and points. respectively
1' ,ba greatest and most sensational
- Aeld meeting ever held IN this
y. and the thousands who looked on
f. ,,,le page written in the history OF
The performances were little
!, amazing. The young American
h h-oke I'VE records and equalled
..,e-s these being intercolleS
ny, more than this. several col
-sco-ds we're set aside and one
o., amateur record was broken.
-os, wonderful performance OF the
..ns IN the one-mile run, when j. r
=. ~ Cornell. and Hanavan, OF Michl-
a, PAUL. OF Pennsylvania, the record
'gs.- almost Of his feet.
80, won as told in minutes % 20
...-ss which is better by 20 seconds
-. -.cord set by PAUL at the inter
~.,.,,s Two years ago and also one
a.. :, q second better than the world
80 record made by Tommy Conner
49,. Island on August Is. lS9S
his SPLENDID effort was not enough
= little more than an hour later.
=, NJ, 70 smash the half-miie record ana
minute "a - seconds, clipping
..,onds OF the intercollegiate marx
"a, y l.s by z. B. Parsons. Of Yale.
:. ,s.,r track record that was broken
=, = N. tvo-r1ile run, when T. 5. Berna'
r,-u,n. running the last quarter IN
r,s seconds. romped through TO the I'm
..sr minutes PSI seconds. This beat
,.--,s own college record by four-hfths
s~ond and also lowered the former
....,r.rists mark Of minutes p Sd
prds SET b7 TAYLOR. Of Cornell. two years
~ BIZ second and one-ffth.
=. other records that went by the board
~. IN n. shot put and the pole vault
ne rsight event Joe Horner, OF Michi-
a, made = put Of Is feet "a inches. which
vas better by ~ inches than the record
suslishei by Kruger, Of Swarthmore,
~ years ago In the pole vault W. ;.
::oeock Of Columbia, cleared the bar al
,. extraordinary height OF II feet SIS
~. beating the collegiate record held
Dray. Of Yale. by - inches. and also
xans by four full inches the intercolle-
re mark made by Nelson, Of Yale, who
y feet 4is inches last spring at Phila-
e-tia
Af this were not sufficient for one day.
p athletes proceeded 70 equal three other
-cn Of the association. r. s. Craig ran
:. 100 twice in 4-5 seconds. thus
king the record that was made by Ber-
= vs.srs back in 1896. and which mas
~ scgalled only by ". A. Schick. OF Har-
Fi's since that time, except. OF course, by
rsur Du1ey. whose performances in the
rgcoIsgates never have been officially
sarni1sd Then in the 220-yard dash
zls agsn showed his phenomenal speed
1,ng his fnal heat in p Is seconds,
- beng record time and a perform
60 only equalled by Wefers fifteen years
y and by Craig himself in one Of last
as irisl heats on Franklin Field.
ne quarter-uile run the record Of the
a. ? J. Taylor, Of tho University OF
rrSlyania OF IS rs seconds was equalled
D z. Young OF Amherst, who won a
fs Z which Macarthur, Of Cornell, and
u o. Pennsylvania. were not placed.
aHsT o. Princeton. finished second.
lNhg beat the Tiger by a full three
a. and his performance, besides being
Va 10 the record also was the closest
'nsi has been run IN years 70 Wen
Bakers & 3-5 seconds.
's's we're the performances that brought
nnlfng affair hat il was. The next
'srfo'mance was the L 2-5 seconds. in
"a une Chisholm. OF Yale. won the high
|@ The New Haven timber topper
Won ,rst place in the low hurdles. in
"a us time was q 3-5 seconds. In the
as'dies Chisholm's tine was within
:" Of second OF the record, held ~
. Saw Of Dartmouth
~sh jumping was nc extraordinary,
men being tied-Dalrymple Of the
alse,is Institute OF Technology. get
"S the bar al s feet which was
w height attained By the Pennsyl-
Jumpers, Burdick and Farrier. In
~" Jump Holden. OF Yale. took first
WIN leap OF p feet SIS inches.
,shths Of an inch more than Mercer.
'ylvania, the Quaker being una bic
ne jump Of % feet inches which
a'e IN Yesterdays trials.
hammer there was nothing like
made. the top places going TO
sno Narden. OF Dartmouth. the for
'hnlng throw being AS feet III
Alrphy q Pennsylvania, was I'M
better than on the opening day.
-. his afternoon secured points in
ne thirteen events on the card.
- 'H place in the half-mile, one-mile
y 4e runs with Jones and Berna.
=. also four second places, with
s-. ne ZN-yard dash. subOit IN both
49, ana Putnam in tho half-mile run.
:. .uon to this Kanzler picked up a
=, ~ u the shot put. and in the pole
y. Au'remont, who oeat four men for
a. see Yesterday. got a point and a
tie FOR third
s-., Hao counted on Macarthur in the
~. Ou' ne vas not even placed bat
e., 'onderfui work in the middle dis.
'aa the failure Of PAUL. OF Penn
70 % anything. made the VA,
d "e lthacans. Notwithstanding tbai
= Michigan both showed strongly
old nor score a first place
ass IN a lie Tor the first three
/, D. - ne high jump. In the broad
hi, 'syNania got second and third
h t., ian second in the 1oO-yard dash
arlA places were picked mn a. ,,e oI Isl.
s, oy Hsydock and in the bamne,