El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-03
j. Of P. WINS
COLLEGE MEET
Cornell Second in Spirited
Contest Which Smashes
Some Records.

Philadelphia. Pa, June 3.-By the
margin of 10 Il points over cornell
intercollegiate track and field meet at
Franklin field saturday afternoon
Nike Murphy, the trainer who viii
guide the American stars in the olympic
games, is given credit for the victory.
The points scored by the various COM
Dctins Institutions were as follows:
Pennsylvania, Is, Cornell, IL IL
Michigan. Is; Columbia. Is; Harvard.
Is; Syracuse, u; Dartmouth, IL IL
Yale. 10: Wesleyan, Brown, s.
Princeton, 6; BOwden, ,; Rutgers,
>; Massachusetts Institute of Tech
Five intercollegiate records were
broken and with them went one col
lCgiate. record The new worlds flS-
ures were made in the pole vault BY
T. ). Gardner Of Yale. After he and
H. $ BabcOck of Columbia, had
broken the intercollegiate record OF
II feet SIS inches, by going over the
bar at i feet 9 - inches, the stick
was put up to 13 feet one inch.
Gardner on his second try cleared
it amid cheers BabcOck tried three
times but failed. The former worlds
record was u feet, 10 as Inches
In the shot put r. L Beatty OF
Columbia, exceeded the collegiate
record held by himself by making IS
feet 10 81 inches, against MS old
figures of 4S feet Z SIS inches.
&. d. Reidpath of Syracuse lowered
the intercollegiate record of IS "A
second in the quarter mile event to
IS seconds Eeldpath also came
within One-fifth Of a second OF equal
ing the intercollegiate record in the
22U yard dash.
In the half mile run, J. p. Jones OF
Cornell. lowered his intercollegiate
record from 1854 40 to 1;5S As.
p X Wilmington, Haryard's run
ner. after a terrific struggle, won the
tWO-mile race and lowered the inter-
collegiate record OF 9-25 1-5 to 9-24 %.
The Various Events.
results in the various events were
as I"LJTS-
220-yard dash. final. won by C. D.
Reidpath, Syracuse; second. L. l.
Meyer, Pennsylvania; third. Olson,
Dartmouth; fourth, Desolgodia, Har-
ward Time, p 2-5.
Jones, Cornell; second. Putnam, Cor
neil; third, Synder. Cornell, fourth,
German, MaSsaci- uSetts Tech. Times,
l-5S IS, breaking the intercollegiate
rocOrd of - -. made by Jones
22O-yard hurdles, final; Won BY
Craig. Michigan; second. HaydcOck,
Pennsylvania third Wendell, Wes-
leyon; fourth, Brady, Columbia. Time.
% Is.
Hammer throw. final Won by Ca
bic, Harvard. 162 feet ID inches sec
ond, Marden. Dartmouth, 157 feet {
inches; third. Tiuey, Dartmouth. 155
teet inches; fourth. kohler, Michi-
gan, 15O feet inches.
Putting shot. final Won oy Beattie.
Columbia, As feet 1884 inches, /
breaking the collegiate record Of As
feet, SIS inches, made 1y himself last
year.
Broad jump. final: Won oy Meyer.
Pennsylvania % feet 1919 fnShes- !
second. Digs. Yale. % fee- So /
inches; third, Foulkner. BOwden. % I
feet - inches; fourth, Babccck, I
Columbia. - feet Is inches.
Pole vault. final- Won BY Card I
ner, Yale. Is feet ole inch. breaking /
the worlds record IF y fect 1913 /
inches. made by Scott Leland-Stan- |
ford university. i'm 1870 second, Bah |
cock. Columbia. u feet 91-2 inches. /
breaking the intercollegiate record OF /
u feet SIS inches made by Babcocx /
last year; third. Wagner, Yale. y Z
feet SIS inches, tie between Wright, 4
Dartmouth, and Fritz. Cornell, at Il 4.
feet