New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-18
CU7ERSON JUMPS FAR
Gets New Record at Trials in New
enuIand Intercollegiate Games.
NEW MARK ALSO IN DISCUS
dartmouth Leads Other Colleges
in the Number of Men to
Qualify for Finals,

Springfield. Mass, Nav 1.-THE establish
~, of two new records in the broad jump
I'd in the discus and the commanding
e,rorqtb Of Dartmouth were the features
:, the elimination trials that opened the
,u.snty-sixth championship games Of the
yov England intercollegiate Athletic AS
,oc,ation. on Pratt Field, here to-day
The first record that went by the board
vas in the broad Jump. where A. l.. Gut
..,son of the University OF Vermont.
cleared o feet. 5 2-5 inches. The old mark
wss q feet %. inches, made by W. P. Hub
hard. OF Amherst, in 1905.
There IS a string to the record made to-
5ov hv Gutterson, for several Of the spec
GATORS who watched the jumping contended
that the measurers put the end Of the tape
IN the hole in the ground made by the
Vermont mans shoulders rather than his
fset Gutterson falls forward after land
ing Referee Adams announced after the
meeting that he had no evidence that would
warrant throwing out the record.
Late I'm the afternoon II. +. Marden. of
dartmouth. who missed the hammer throw
record by couple of feet, flung the discus
19s feet Ga inches. beating the old mark
NJ 500 feet St2 inches. made by c. K. Pevear.
also Of Dartmouth. in 1905 Both Gunner
son and Marden will try to better their
marks in the finals tomorrow.
Unless there are several dark horses hid
den in the athletic stables of Bates, Brown,
the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
and Williams, followers Of the sport cannot
see tonight how Dartmouth can lose the
championship this year.
In the trials to-day the wearors of the
green Jerseys scored in all except one OF
the eleven events. and with Marden and
Tilley hurting weights with such strength
and skill. and with the past pei formances
Of Wright in the pole vault and Enr,ght
IN the high jump, neither OF whom was
pushed to-day. the chances Of Dartmouth
look exceedingly bright.
II was recalled, however that the New
hampshire team had almost as many men
qualify on the first day last year, yet Will
Jams nosed out victory through the fail
ure of the Dartmouth men to come up to
the expectations in the distance runs.
For the first time in half a dozen years
the New England intercollegiates ran OF
their first days games without being
smashed by rain. Forenoon showers had
soaked both track and field. however. ana
with a stiff breeze meeting the runners III
the dashes and hurdles poor time In these
events resulted. With good weather To-
morrow some Of the sprinters may attain
record breaking fame.
The five track events were run off speed
fly to-day, the half mile. which closed that
rortion Of the programme, helng nnlsneu
neatly two hours before the last dlscus was
thrown Only five men appeared 10 Wy
conclusions with Wright. Of DartmoutI,ib
IN the pole vault, evidently fearing ms i
last week After all had cleared feet o
inches IL was agreed to postpone further
eforts until tomorrow. ,.,,o
The following is summary OF tnose WIZ
qualified to-day
22o-yard dash-c. 0. olson and w WlIkln-
SON Dartmouth; r T. Nardin Of Colby; a. do ;.
wilkins, Of NJ l. To G; A P Lyman time oi 25ss
n.y. a HsraIi' hurdles-H. A. woodnan and v s
Blanchard. OF Bates: 7: c. Dewey ana ~ e
pGsers' r, % Dartmouth: I / Wendell. of Wes-
evan: ". H. Marble. Of Brown. Best time
o! gSo ard "E SSTdIesH. A. woodran and v $
Blanchard. Of Bates a. E. Gillis ana u w. %
M EVAN o. p curtis Of NJ I. r. ". II, Marble,
Of Brown. Best time 0:26+t by wendell
4ioyard run oiaTdne Gar, &C. W V 6 b
nHg a3f Of of s Bow S6n?' H. McLangh9 Of
Voiv cross: T H. Guething, OF VI. |. T.: L. l..
Lewis. OF Williams: L. Hall, Of Brown Best
time O:52H by Guething. l...,.
sso-yard run-W. r. Byiund. E. b. GeTm niII
ana = Marceau. OF Dartmouth; r h. Emery
o. Bowdoin J. F. Vessels, OF Trinity, end +.
~ Sims, OF Williams. Best time @'o"'S' py
High iump-H. p Enright and d. r. Mason
Of Dartmouth; = A. Herrick. OF Colby J. W.
pslrynple OF NJ J. T.; l.. NJ. Hckson; or Am
heret and II r Cowperthwaite. OF Nlilals'
Best iump feet Sis inches, by Enrlsht Mason
Herrlck and Dalryinple; -, ,,.,.,,. "
s orr. OF Amherst; II. p. Faulkner and g.. r.
Floyd Of Bowdon: r. r. Bartlett. or Ni ns,n
ana I. r Little. OF Brown. Best jump 20 ie''
%, inches bv Ciutterson "a new record =,
Pole vault-C. +. Buck. NJ. A Myers anu ~
8 Wright OF Dartmouth: l.. r. Rogert' oi
Maine. II Vessels, Of Trinity, and W: Is. CIosS-
man. Of Williams. All tied at ieet D lnches, -
II Bates: A Z. Bartlett OF Brown; y. IL =,
harden Of Dartmouth. and {. c. clough; OF
Worcester Tech. Best throw. A. feet ii ihcnes'
Hammer throw-H II Marden. 4. H. Tilley
and ". T Englehorn, Of Dartmouth; II p
BAILEY Of Maine: A. T. Bartlett. OF b'o"h'
Best throw 144 feet. by Marden ,.. r n
Discus-H T. Marden, Of Dartmouth a. u
Cove ana r. A. shepard, Of Bates A. r.
pstl.,t OF Brown; y d McIead. OF NJ l. =
Rest throw 126 feet G., inches by Marden "a
new record.
Summary OF men qualified
Dartmouth q: Bates Brown. n J. ], ana
Williams s each. Rowdon 4: Amherst, CoIny'
Maine Trinity Vermont and Wesleyan, each,
Holy Cross and Worcester Technical eac"'