New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-31
IthaCanS Qualify Ten Men TO
Eight for Pennsylvania in
First Days Trials.
JONES IN WONDERFUL FORM
Wins Heat in Half Mile with
Ease and Seems in Fair
Way to Smash His
Present Records.
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Cambridge, Mass, May "0.-lhe uId's
for the intercollegiate track and field
championships. which were hello in the
Harvard Stadium under good conditions
to-day. were. as it was expected they
would be. indicative of some splendid
competitions in to-morrow's finals, and of
performances that will set the games up
as the finest yet held boy the college as
ISOLATION in to-day's examinations there
was some great racing. several Oh the
atars being obliged 10 extend themselves
but there was nothing in che way "l up
sets to disturb the calculations that to-
morrow viii find University Of Pennsyl-
vania and Cornell fighting ii out for hrst
houors
Neither Pennsylvania nor Cornell quail
ned as many men as they expected, VINO
Harvard. Dartmouth and Mlchisan
Skinned in more than they seemed rhtu"n
to ON paper Pcuusy .vauia, with lbs great
athlete. Mercer. Zoo shape To- clear . Feet
inch in the broad jump and to quaHIN
with Iippinrott and Patterson in the tur-
LONG dash. l. even more confident OF So
curing the winning points than VIE"
Mix Muruhy's athletes arrived IN cam
bridge yesterday.
There was uo brush in the half-mile
this afternoon between Taber of Brown
and Jones. OF Cornell thc Providence
runner deciding 20 the last moment not
O., star, in the >0-yarl race. hut To- save
an his speed for the mile run tomorrow.
tor.s however. ram the half Beautifully
fn 1 minute - 4-5 seconds. tho time hci"S
faster than that of Brown. of Yale. VINO
,osir showed his wonderful hmsAlHE
Qualities. and of Marceau. of Dartmouth.
tinptrcott Of PENNSYLVANIA. shower
GOOD Judgment bv not entering the quar-
Ger. for he won the two fastest meats III
botb the 100 and 30 yard dashes' doins
ID s.conds Hat 300 thc former and - Ia
q, the latter. In the sprints. however
Boiler of Cornell. Sargent of Michigan
or5 Wagner. of Johns Hopkins. APP
,..,.,tlv have tire speed 20 make l.ppih-
80 travel al his best in order ~ Win the
finals ~.
I'm tho high hurdles Wendell Of Nes-
io,an had au easy heat the best WORK
80, dome los Potter. Of Yale. ana Ham
mot .f PENNSYLVANIA State. Ia the cow
umbcrs Potter Won the only neat '''"'N
,,porr "A seconds. bat Jackson ran Ne.y
suorg as did erals, oi Mich'sa'' anu
Ihi.Ip.. of cornell
There were three pretty races IN 'he
quarter. Wllke. OF Yale. had TO run u''
fastest race. bis time being 30 70 sec'Nu''
the other heats beins fractions oil sec
ond slower. Han. Of Michigan Is IN MS
best form again. while his team md'e,
Jansen. looked mighty good fairon' ol
Harvard. did net extend himself mueh 10
get place in his heat
the lshforuians did not get as mAcH
ss they looked for. Beeson quaith'd IN
/ IN, r,rh hurdles and high jump ana
] sbattugk I'm the shot put although lie
/ Was outdistanced by Gable, of Harvard
who led the field with l55 feet. ana also
4 by Englehorn. of Dartmouth.
In the pole vault WaGoner' OF Yale
cleared u feet by many inches. In the
II high Jump neither Sargent OF Mlch'sa"
nor Douglas. ~ Yale. could clear leel
10 inches with four other men, and 80 had
10 lump OF. Sargent finally beating me
Yale man. who was figured for gOod
place In the finals.
Pennsylvania chances for winning seem
II not less than they were before the trlaIs'
On but Cornelrs stock has come up little
~ Yale. by having Digs shut out In me
= broad jump. and losing Douglas IN the
broad is not So well of as had been
figured 90 be- Harvard qualified u mon
to-day. Cornell 10. Yale 9 Dartmouth .
Michigan O. Pennsylvania 3. California D..
/ Syracuse T. Columbia 3. Johns Hopkins
g. Princeton 3. Wesley 2. and Brown
FRANKLIN and Marshall and Pennsylvania
state ] each.
The men who qualified were
TRACK EVENTS.
iOo.yard dash--H. H. wagner. it,. Johns
Hopkins. j. n. Cornell Yale. -. p, Lippln-
I coli and J. T. Patterson. iennsyIvqhlAi II
i y1ni NicnlsaG. j. T.. Hariaud. Princeton
Best time. 10 seconds, by Lippinoott
oys5d , Ss'AD Nera ls''GrI University q
pe1nsylvania. C. o. Olson and L. C. Mar
tin. Dartmouth. W. 3D. Adams ana X ~" e a.
gsryard. j. r. Bond and II. n. sewaT D.
Rf1bi~or. r U cornell. Yale. u. NJ. Wag-
rer jr. Johns Hopkins. o. 4. Keller T2I-
: nell Best time. - 10 SECONDS ~ LIP
p'. 4So.Sard run-P Jansen. Michlssn; C. n
Han. Michigan. 7. J. MaLtone' taIA'" ,o H,1I
fnb1s Hopkins: ". 81 Barron and j. q.
Rock. Harvard. V. " Wnkie. yale. a, r.
cozzens Cornell Best time So2-o secohoS'
I" 800 I'D run. p Jones and II. Snyder;
/ Cornell. p. s Harmon. w; "rehs S-, a.
y. r Maroeau. Dartmouth 60 g. Z, br TSin
r. N Scotch and r; W. Pou1pner' ,isae
and W Capper Harvard. Best tiihe'
200 ward high hurdies-E. p Hammett'
| penusvlvania state. A J. GRIMM. Cil., .S.,,
| 80 ~ peunsylvauia. L. Beeson. University
- ,coiifornia. ] 1 wendell Wesleyan a. L
4 TacLson and J. 3 Cummlns. Harvard; W -
4 fsotter vale. Paul Adams syracuse best
L ,tn,e ie seconds BY Hammett.
92o-vard hurdles L. Jackson hsr
.srd. W. r Potter Yale. T. l. bTaoS
coiyn.bia: G A. Phnlppi Cornell, J. -
Srstg Michigan: J. J. Wendell. wesleyan
=, Wcroneld Columbia: G. a. Brau, part
mouth pest time. - As seconds BY W. r
POTTER FIELD EVENTS.
sbo, put-I. A. whitney. Dartmouth; VI.
q Kontgier Cornell. r. l. Beatty. %
,,,,hia. A W Kohler Michigan, a. T.
Bartlett. Brown. Best put. 40 feet ihche''
'y po Wn', y@svnlt-s. C. WAGNER Yale; NJ. S.
Nvrsebt Dartmouth: T. Fiske, Prlnceton'
7 Camp Harvard; II. Y. Van hehheh'
Corneu An tied az u feet. ,,,
4 cunning high jump. Beeson, Cantor-
MIA. A. II. Moffatt and j. 3. camp. Har-
xard 7 2 Simons. Princeton; w. y sar
gsnt. Michigan Best performance rect
so inches by Sargent
Running broad jump. l. Merce, an ~
y Hammer, University o. PennsylNhrlai n.
Alien california: j. E. WINERY, Cornelis
w p Thomson. Syracuse. Best jump -
feet 1 inch, by Mercer
Hammer throw-T. Gable. Harvard; w. d.
Fnglehoin Dartmouth; X. shsttuck "a,
Sornis. a. W Kohler. MICHIGAN; j. ~ Street
Syracuse. Beat throw. 1873 feet by Caoie