The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-18
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SET IN dual meet
Yale Upsets Predictions
by Winning Over Har
ward on Track.
FAST TIME MADE
DESPITE WEATHER.
Ease With Which Blue Captures
Many Events Comes as Dis
tinct Surprise-Browne and
Norris for Ellis, and Gable
and Barron for Har-
ward, Are Stars.

New, Haven, Conn, May 17.-Upset-8
ting all predictions. sending to smash
four records, tying another and almost
equalling two more, Yale scooped the
twenty second annual dual track meet
from Harvard by the score of 5s to 4S
points The score now stands exactly
III wins each in the yearly competi.
tion. M R Il
Yale surprised all the sharps BY
walking away with most of the points
In the mile run and the broad jump,
which had beens conceded to Harvard
and the evenness of the competition
was so keen that these upsets DECIDED
the meet in favor of the Ellis
Yale captured two of the new marks {
and Harvard one. lii the half-mile. In Z.
which George Browne, of the Ellis.
raced to the tape winner in one nlin-&
ute o. 3-5 seconds The old figure was
l minute SO 3-5 mark registered in
1899 by Pinkney Adams. of Yale.
Norris Runs Rest Mile.
II. j. Norris, of Yale, scooped the
mile in minutes. just four-fifths of 4
second better than the record made
by Dick Grant. Harvard, in 1895.
Gable, Harvard's dusky weight hur1er9
and jumper, heaved the hammer 163a
feet 1-2 inches. lettering by some
three feet. the 1853 feet 10 inch record
made by Carroll Cooney, of Yale, In
1910, but he failed to come up to ex-s
pectations in tho broad jump which
by" Matthews.
Barron, who won the quarter-mile
run last year was, with Cable. the only
Harvard hero to repeat to-day. and hts
performance to-day equalled the dual
meet figures made by Haigh, of Har-
logged Barron all the way, but the
Harvard hier led the favorite five
yards at the tape.
Tommy Cornell, the former Exeter
star, was the biggest individual per-
former of the meet. capturing ten
points by winning both sprints handily.
Divide on Hurdles.
Harvard and Yale divided the
hurdles. Jackson, another colored
performer. winning the high timber
event after he had knocked down
three hurdles in his trial heat and had
escaped disqualification only through
technicality, and Peter. of Yale,
capturing the low.
Captain Wagner, of Yale, closely
approached the dual meet record OF
twelve feet six inches. when he
cleared the beam at twelve feet four
inchs.
Yale clearly won the meet on firsts.
taking 8. to for Harvard Yale
captured six seconds, to seven forsthe
Crimson. and only four thirds. to
nine for the visitors.
Track conditions were excellent an
though the weather was threatenings
and the air chilly, and for. that reason
unwelcome for the athletes. Abouts
1000 people cheered the old rivals OF
the cinder, path
Summary by Points.
Summary OF the results by points:
1oo-yard dash-Yale. 4. Harvard, Il.
e2o-yard dash-Yale. s. Harvard, o..
44o-yard dash-Yale. q Harvard, s.
sSo-yard run-Yale Z; Harvard. j
One run-Yale. 6; Harvard. 81
Two-mile run-Yale, D; Harvard, S.
12o-yardN hurdles-Yale, l.: Harvard.:
22O-yard hurdles-Yale. 4; Harvard, i.
Pole vault-Yale. s. Harvard .. AZ
Hammer throw-Yale, q; Harvard. 6.
Putting the shot-Yale, 5; Harvard.
Running high jump--Yale, i; Har-
ward, l. 81
Running broad iump-Yale, 4; Har-
ward, 1.
The Summaries.
One-mile run-Wona by H. r. Norris q
Yale. Time, four minutes twenty-six
seconds. This breaks the dual meet
record of 4:26 As. made by Grant, Z
Harvard. in 1898.
440-yard run-Won by w. A. Barron
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