New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-25
HON. the Points
May Be Divided

Ham'er throw. o o o . > 2 o
Shot put ......l o o o 3 o o >
Pole vault l o ) o 3 o > o q
Totals ..... e92S 1SI21eIi s.
Brown IL allowed three points for
ond place in the ne-milc run with Nor
man r. Taber. who wear ago n
dead heat with John Paul Jones
beaten and improves with every race. lie
won his race in Cornelrs three dual
meets. and should give a good account OF
himself on Saturday. McCurdy. Of Penn
sylvania will be close up a. the finish.
and Boyd. of Harvard. and Ball. of Dart
mouth. can both furnish stiff opposition
Haimbaugh. of Michigan. probably will
not compete. as reports from the West
say that he has a broken bone in his
ankle. If these reports are untrue and
he is in his best form there will be lots
Of further trouble for the men just men
toned as the most likely point winners
in this event
120-Yard High Hurdles.
Wendell. OF Wesleyan, will have 10 10Y
the timbers in close 10 record time IL he
, hopes to beat Beeson. Of California In
the Pacific Coast Conference meet weeA
ago the latter forced Fred Kelly TO run
the high hurdles in Is seconds fat. to win
by narrow margin. Although this mark
has not yet been accepted as world 5
record. there seems to be little doubt OF
its authenticity. Craig of Michigan. is GO
ing finely this year and will give Griffith.
Of Pennsylvania, a royal battle for third
place. Harvard has a fine batch of hur-
dlers. one Of whom may be on hand when
the points are divided.
220-Yard Low Hurdles
Porter. OF Yale. has the best mark of
the year in this event. lie seems to lie
consistent performer. and has first
claim to the championship. Either Jack
son or Cummings Of Harvard. should
press him hard Brady. of Columbia, Is
coming fast and may prove a surprise.
Wendell is not as good a man in this
event as he is over the high sticks. but
still should be able to pick up point or
two
High Jump.
II BeesOn. OF California. lives up 10 his
reputation he is a sure winner Of the high
jump. and he may hang up a new rec
ord. a week ago ne cleared 6 feet 81
inches. None Of the Eastern college men
can come near this mark. Sargent Of
Michigan. should be an easy second. He
is good for about feet inches Camp
bell and Moffatt, of Harvard. and Emery.
of Dartmouth. are about In the same
class all Of them capable of clearing Blk
feet
Broad Jump.
The winner of the broad jump does not
stand out. Mercer, Of Pennsylvania. IS
the choice in this forecast, but chiefly on
his work in former years. He has been In
III health this season, and has yet TO
reach his best form. Benton. OF Princeton;
Mathews. Of Yale; Gable. of Harvard and
Thompson. OF Michigan. are dangerous
men. Whoever the winner is he probably
will be far behind the intercollegiate rec
ord. for the class in this event does not
seem especially high.
Hammer Throw.
half dozen or more young giants will
meet in the hammer throw Cable. Of
Harvard Shattuck. OF California Kohler.
OF Michigan. and Englehorn. Of Dart
mouth. are all exceptional weight tOssers.
while Murphy. OF Pennsylvania. and
Z Kanzler. Of Cornell, are not far behind
this quartet in point Of ability. Either
Gable or Shattuck should make the WIN
ming throw.
Shotput.
Beatty, Of Columbia. the intercollegiate
champion and record holder. will meet
much sitter opposition this year. but he
has simply to be in form 10 win. Whit
ney, Of Dartmouth, Will make IL interest
ing for him. In an ordinary field either
KanZler, OF Cornell, or Kohler OF Michi-
gan. would be good enough to take first
place, but this year the entrants are Of
exceptional calibre.
Pole Vault.
on the strength OF his past perform
ances Wright of Dartmouth. who holds
the worlds record at 10 feet pa inches,
would be the logical winner OF the pole
vault Wagner, OF Yale. has the pref
erence however. for Wright is inclined TO
be erratic. while the former Is as con-
sistent as a man could possibly be. Fiske,
of Princeton, and Parker OF Pennsylvania.
are high class performers, and should
capture points.
EXETER CAPTURES YALE CUP
New Haven, May 24.-For the fourth
successive year Exeter won the annual