New-York tribune., 1912-11-24
VICTOR IN RUN
Cornell Loses Intercollegiate
'CroSS-C0untry Cup.
JONES FIRST ACROSS TAPE
Leads Field of Seventy Start
ers, Winning by Wide,
Safe Margin.
lBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Ithaca, Nov. 2S.-Cornen relinquished the
intercollegiate 'cross-country cup here to-
dav 10 Harvard after winning 1t twelve
times out Of the last fourteen, although
Captain John Paul Jones Of the Cornell
team was the first man to cross the tape.
Jones won by 100 yards in 1929 10. He
has taken the individual honors for the
last three years.
Harvard's score was 80 points. Cornell
WAS second. with IS points Dartmouth
was third lowest with 81, and the other
colleges scored as follows: Brown, III;
Pennsylvania, l54; Massachusetts, Institute
Of Technology, 1856; Syracuse, ia; Prince
ton. l99 Yale, 20s; College OF the City of
New York, 3l2. Colgate was the eleventh
team represented in the meet, but did not
score ir the team race, as it entered only
two men.
The race was much the prettiest ever
vim in these events and attracted great
tbrong Of enthusiasts to the Cornell cam
nus II was over a six-mile course, and
the runners crossed the quadrangle twice
during the run James T. sullivan was
the referee. He was elated with the
showing Of the men and declared this 10
be one OF the best long distance runs he
had ever seen.
Jones led the entire squad OF seventy
one runners at the start and maintained
this position, gradually increasing his ad~
vantage until at the half distance mark
he was about one hundred yards ahead
OF Taber OF Brown. and Copeland, OF
Harvard. who were running close togeth-
or. AS Jones approached the nmsh tape
Tsbsr and Copeland came into view, still
tosetter and fighting hard for seoono
InIace the Brown man beating his rival.
The teams lined up at the starting point
&c follows: Colgate, Dartmouth, Massa-
cnusetts Institute Of Technology Penn
lsylyania, Tale, Brown, Cornell CITY COL
leFe OF New York. Syracuse and Harvard.
Columbia sent word to-day that she "ouAc
not BE- able TO send a team. II was con-
sidered that Cornell had favored course
IN the middle.
II was a splendid spectacle as the start
ar @ p. Matthews, of New YORK Cl'S'
shot the gun and started the runners On
thsir way. Before the teams reacheo Ihe
and of their respective lanes, John Faui
Jones appeared TO be leading Win MS
wonderful long stride. with Lovenan' OF
Yale we'll to the fore.
The individual championship was over
st the three-mile mark, where Jones
psssed q full hundred yards ahead OF Ia
Der. Of Brown, and the excitement was
directed toward the struggle going on De-
tween Taber and Copeland Ball. OF
Dartmcuth. at this point was but shT'
distance behind Copeland
Al ,he finish, following the three leaolnS
runners Jones, Taber and Copeland, came
povd of Harvard. twenty seconds bshino
his running mate, and NTH and AAth
MACS were hotly contested for oy Ban
n Dartmouth. and Brodt, OF cornell sut
two seconds separating them as 'h'S
crossed the line. ,-,.,..
.nA institutions represented END thsir
LONG season Of trsining to-nlght. anu ""'
be entertained by the savage CiH0 a.
smoker this evening. Last night 'un'C'
society entertained the officials ana nh"N'
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