New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-25
Rolls Up Big Score Against
New England Colleges.
BROWN A DISTANT SECOND
Five Track and Field Records
Smashed on Field Rendered
Soggy by Rains.

intercollegiate Association this afternoon,
securing their second leg on the silver
trophy by an overwhelming total OF 81
points. The nearest competitor was
Brown. which. with Is points, scored hard
~ quarter as many points as ala Harry
Hilman's Hanover champions.
Seven first places. five seconds. four
thirds and four fourths swelled the
Green's total. while In placing twenty
men IN the fourteen events Dartmouth
sent home as many place winners as did
Brown. Holy Cross. University OF Maine.
Wesleyan and Massac husetts Institute OF
Technology combined. these five teams
ranking from second TO sixth place be-
hind the champions.
Dartmouth got its points in twelve OF
the fourteen championship events, being
shut out in the hammer throw when
Engehorn. the expected winner. fouled
twice and then got away a throw that
carried only 10 feet. The Hanover hurd-
Ter, Braun. tripped in the high timber
race and did not get q place; out in all
the other events Dartmouth did some
thing, and in six Of the competitions capt
ured the majority of the eleven points.
The New England athletes had another
poor day for their championships but
even on a field that was heavy because
Of the recent rains no less than five rec
ords were smashed, and several OF them
badly.
New marks were set up in the half
mile, mile and two-mile runs and also
in the shot-put and discus throw. A rec
ord was also broken in the 16-pound ham,
mer throw. but this was not allowed BY
the executive committee. as the imple-
ment was found to be a fraction of an
ounce too light and also 70 have a
handle a fraction Of an inch longer than
the rules specify.
Four different athletes had the distino-
ton Of winning first places in two events.
and two men-N s. Taber. Browns great
runner, and W A. Whitney, OF Dart
mouth-besides winning 10 points apiece
with first places for their respective
teams, also broke two OF the New Eng
land intercollegiate records.
Taber. after laying well back in the first
40 yards Of the half-mile run, made q
whirlwind finish and crossed the tape
with yards TO spare over Higgins, OF Holy
Cross Tabers time was minute s. 3-S
seconds, which broke the record set by
Holden Of Bates, two years ago by two
full seconds.
In the mile Taber was even faster, lead
Ing throughout the distance and finishing
in minutes IS So seconds beating Mar
ceau, Of Dartmouth. This was his FAST
est time OF the year and mark better by
as seconds than that established for the
New England Intercollegiate by Keith,
OF Worcester Polytechnic, two years ago.
Keith was in to-day's race and finished
fifth. Taber ran the first quarter in 81 As
seconds, the half mile In minutes 3 So
seconds, and the three quarters in min.
utes 70 90 seconds He set his own pace
and will surely give Jones, Of Cornell e
great race in the half mile as we'll an
in the mile at next weeks championship
games
Whitney's records were solid ones. His
winning put in the shot event was S feet
3i2 inches, which was IA inches better
than the mark credited 70 Bartlett, of
Brown, who was third to-day with SO
feet inches In the discus Whitney's
new record is l35 feet s-lo inches. the
mark set by Marden. also Of Dartmouth
last year at Springfield being l2s feet
The other record broken at to-day's
finals was in tho two-nlile run, this being
won handily by r. W. Atwater. of Tufts
College, Medford. Mass. in 9 minutes
80 2-5 seconds. The old record was min
utes Is 2-5 seconds, l3 seconds slower
than Atwater's time to-day, and was held
by Newton. Of Williams. The winning
throw in the hammer was made by
n. p. Bailey. OF the University OF Maine
who got a distance OF l53 $40 feet in yes|
terday's trials, and threw over i53 feet
again to-day.
The summaries follow:
TRACK EVENTS.
1OO-yard dash-won by c. o. Olson. Dart.
mouth; L. Bringardner. Holy Cross. seeondi
F. d. Nardini, Colby. third L G Martin
Darsmogh' d foSrh 'p bS % Olson Dart.
mouth y"i /. 4. wilson, n / i; second; D
NJ Ashton, Maine, third l. G Martin Dart
mouth: C. W. O'Connor, Dartmouth. second
y. Lee. Holy Cross: third Il n; Gue'hins'
ssO-yard run-won by Norman s. Tabes
Brown. J Higgins. Holy Cross, second: r
W Bell, Maine, third; W. X. Granger DART
mouth. fourth. Time. 1853 S-o. new
10 iSo-yaTd surdies-won by James l. Wen.
dell, Wesleyan; J. c; Dewey. williams. $50.
Colby. did not finish. Time. OILS S-S.
220-yard hurdles-won by James l. Wen.
dell. wesleyan; W. A. Meanix Colby, sec.
ond G. a. Braun. Dartmouth. third Z. NJ
HAY. williams. fourth. Time. OLA 4-o.
One-mile run-Won by Norman S. Taher
Brown F. r. Macesu. Dartmouth. second
nor n
Brown. fourth Time. AIS 80. A new
record for games.
Two-mie run-won by r. " A.water
Tufts. II. 7. Ball. Dartmouth. second j. W
H. Cobb. Amherst. fourth. Time. s:33 Sd
A new record for games.
FIELD EVENTS
Hammer throw-won by H. P Bailey
Maine. distance 1898 feet. a new record foi
the games {. b. Phelps, Williams, second
s feet Hadson rrn prt' ton asS
1925 feet.
Shot put-won by l. A. whitney Dart.
mouth distance &C II. 81, in a new RECORD
Snd. . f. in; A. E; G BartietS wo Brown
POLYTECHNIC. fourth. Al H. ~ IN nj.
Cross. distance 81 It. "a in: c. E Fox
NJ. / T. 81 II. in; @ E Rad. Dartmouth
y It. :. in; p. s. Smith. Bowdoin 20 Il
High jump-won by II. b. Enwrish.
Dartmouth, . n 1915 In; d. r. Mason
set. Amherst. and W r. Kempton, Bates
lied for third place 3 II. 8 in
Pole yault-M. 6. Wright and NJ. A. Myers
paTm rogers ''s Ma nor t hs p ii
Hurburt and H. II. semmes. Dartmouth
tied Tor fourth place. at II q: in.
mouth. i35 n. 80 in A. F. Bartlett Brown
second. 100 II 80 in: W. T. Englehorn