New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-11
YALE ATHLETES WREST
VICTORY FROM TIGERS
Unexpected Strength of New
Haven Men in Track
Events Turns Scales.
POTTER AND CORRELL TIE
Outcome Probably Would Have
Been Reversed but for
Bryan's Fall in
Hurdle Race.
lRn Telesraph to The Tribune I

| Princeton v j.. May 1O.-Yale defeat
{ ed Princeton on track and field by
score Of sos TO 56i2 points in their
/ eighteenth annual dual meet on Osborn
! Field this afternoon Bryan. the Prince
/ ton hurdler. was running first in the 800
yard hurdles until next to the last hurdle.
when he tripped and fell and three Yale
men passed him. winning all three places.
/ r. Bryan had stood up and finished in
| front he would have won the meet for
! Princeton
Eight first places out Of thirteen events
went 10 Yale. and all three places were
taken by Yale men in both the l2O-yard
/ hurdles and the hammer throw. while
/ Princeton took first and second three
times. placing the first two men in the
mile and two mile runs and the broad
jump Yale's strength in the track events
was quite surprise 10 many. for il was
/ thought that. as usual the Tigers would
carry most Of these points. while the New
/ Haven men would score more heavily in
the field events.
Potter and Cornell. OF Yale. and Nc
Kenzie. OF Princeton. tied for the honor
of high point winner Of the meet. wi ! a
first and second apiece. Potter won MS
eight points by taking first i'm the 10
yard hurdles and second in the 2sp-yard
hurdles. while Cornell won his first in the
90 yard dash and his second in the lco-
yard dash Mckenzie Won the mile run
and took n close stcond in the half mi 2.
The heats in the lOo-yard dash were
both won by Princeton men, Harland
. leading Rudde In the first heat and
Thomas taking the second from Cornell
but in the final heat Harland failed TO
get place. Thomas winning in close
run. with Cornell and Ruddell following,
a close third.
In the two-nile run Morrison and Stick
ney. members OF the 'cross-country team.
hit their stride IN the last half mile and
drew away from the rest Of the field.
with Lyman. the only Yale man, keeping
near them Morrison started the last lap
10 me lead ty several yards. with Lyman
4 second. but Stickncy passed them both
bt splendid spI.nt at the finish, Morri-
son crossing the tape few yards behind
for second place.
Tn low hurdles furnished the closest
3 event OF the meet. with Mason. Of Prince
ton. taking -irst from Potter. Of Yale, by
q margin almost OF inches. and Bryan.
OF Princeton. making close third.
| Wagoners triumph In the pole vault over
Fiske. who tied with him I'm the Penn
sylvania games. vas disappointment
90 the Tigers. IN the half-mile run
| Brown, Of Yale. took first. but Mckenzie
pressed him hard 10y a finishing squirt,
which was started just too late TO win.
The summaries follow.
TRACK EVENTS.
lco-yard dash-won BY Captain Thomas
| Princeton. Cornell. Yale. second. Rudel
Yale. third. Time. oiO3-5
=2u-yard dssh-Won by Cornell. Vale
IiarianJ. Princeton. second. Thomas. Prince
ton third. Time 0.24 Is.
i20-yard hurIles-Won oy Potter. Yale;
Smith. Yale. SECOND. sheldon Yale. third.
22O-yard hurdles-Wor By Mason. Prince
ton Potter. Yale. second. Bryan. Princeton,
! third Time. 0.27
'to.-yara nun Won by w!lkie. Yale.
| ton. third Time. O:52 3-j.
SS0-yard run-Won Boy Brown. Yale Nc
k"nzie. Princeton. second Cooley. Prince
| ton. third. Time. 80
One-,nile run-Won by Mackenzie. Prince
ton Curtis. Princeton. second smith Yale.
Two-nile run~won by s,ickney Prince
ton. Morrison. Princeton. second. Lyman.
| Yale. third Time. 1908 -
TRACK EVENTS.
shot put-Won by Ross Yale ~ fee, ,
! inches Longstre,h. Princeton. 3! feet -.
| inches, second. Baker Yale. 81 feet -.
| inches. third
| Hammer throV--Von By Talbot. Yale.
| with 1875 feet = inches. Pickett Yale. with
| l35 feet -. inches second. Cooncy. Yale,
! with 1873 feet inches. third
! Pole vault Won by Captain Wagner.
| Yale. with - f'e' q inches. Fiske Prime
ton. with y feet inches. second. Achilles,
! Yale. with II feet. third.
! High iump-Won by Douglas. Yale. win
! feet II = inches. Fox Princeton. With ,
| feet los. inches. second: tie between Simons.
! Princeton. and riggs Yale. at > feet .
| inches. for third place.
| Broad tump-Non by Benton Princeton.
with - feet 10 inches; Scudder. Princeton.
| viii - fect 50 inches. second; Matthews.
| Yale. with y feet inches, third.
Final srore-ialc. 6Oia. Princeton. 5Gii.