The Washington times., 1913-05-31
CRIMSON AND GREEN
t WILL FIGURE TODAY
Harvard and Dartmouth Qualify
Many for Finals in IntercoI-
Iegiate Track Games.
CRACKS RUN TRUE TO FORM
Penn aid Cornell Not Doomed
on Account Of Unexpected
Showing Made by Others.
CRACKS RUN TRUE TO FORM

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. May M.-Two
colleges. not counted upon for the title
in the forty-eighth annual intercol-
legiate field and track games. are be-
ing Inquired upon today as probable win
ners In the finals which will take place
In the various events at the Harvard
Stadium.
The fact that Dartmouth. easy win
ner In the annual New England intercol-
legiate meet last Saturday. qualified no
less than nine men in the trials yes
terday and Harvard not looked upon as
dangerous, succeeded in flashing twelve
athletes into the finals Is changing the
onmplexlon Of the meet to the extent
TT Cornell and Penn adherents are
ready to concede something more than
third and fourth to Harvard and Dart
While no records were broken in the
trials yesterday all of the runners long
ago doped out as possible winners
earned themselves the right to compete
In the ffnals today. OF the track men
practically every man selected by the
experts ran true to form.
The fact that Tabor. OF Brown. wes
scratched in the half mile caused no
end OF comment as he was expected
not only to qualify. but was looked upon
a. being the man to defeat Jones. the
Harvard got twelve men In the finals,
Cornell and Penn managed to get ten
Into the finals, while Michigan, Yale
aAA Dartmouth qualified nine athletes.
The number qualified by other colleges
wn0: California. s; Syracuse, 4; Column
blA. :; Johns Hopkins, 3: Princeton. 8;
Wesleyan. 3, and Brown, Franklin and
Marshall. and Penn State. 1 each.
In the weights none of the perform.
ances were good as the athletes Were
intent on qualifying only. High jump.
ers and pole ,vaulters took things easy
The results Of the trials follow:
loo-yard dash--wagner. Johns Hop.
kins: Cornell. Yale: Lippincott and Pat.
teruon, Pennsylvania: Ingersol and
Keller. Cornell: Bond. Michigan. ani
Harlan. Princeton. Best time, 10 sec
11p-yard dash-Lippincott, Patterson
and Mercer. Pennsylvania: Olson and
Martin, Dartmouth; Adams and Tower
Harvard; Bond and Seward. Michigan
z. II. Cornell, Yale: Wagner. Johns
Hepkins. and Keller, Cornell Best time
. Is seconds, by Lippincott.
loo-yard run-JansOn and Han, Michi.
gsn: 4artone, Franklin. and Marshall;
Todd. California: Lloyd. Johns Hopkins
Barron and Rock. Harvard: Wtkie
Yale. and Coxxens. Cornell. Best time
20 rs seconds, by Wilkie.
-yard run-Jones and Snyder. Cor
nell: Harmon. Granger. and karceau
Dartmouth; Brown. scotteen. and Pou.
cher. Yale. and Capper. Harvard. Bes
dme. In. IS 4-ss.. By Jones.
0o-yard hurdles-Hammett. Penn
state: Griffith, Pennsylvania; Beeson
California: Wendell, Wesleyan; Jackson
and Cummins. Harvard; Potter, Yale
anA Adams. Syracuse Best time. /,
seconds. by Hammett
0o-yard hurdles-Jackson, Harvard
Potter. Yale: Brady. Columbia; Phil.
nppt. Cornell: Craig Michigan; Wendell
Wesleyan: Mcdonald, Columbia, and
Bau. Dartmouth. Best time, A45 sec.
onds by w. f. Potter, Yale.
Hammer throw-Cable, Harvard
Chaffee. Colgate: Engiehorn, Dart.
mouth: Shattuck, California; KohIer
Michigan. and Street, Syracuse. Besi
throw, l56 feet. by Cable
Running broad jump-Mercer and
Hammer. Pennsylvania: Allen, Califor.
Eia: Whinery, Cornell, and Thomson
Syracuse. Best jump. q # / IN. by
Running high jump-Beeson. Califor-
mia: Moffat and Camp, Harvard: 81.
mons. Princeton. and Sargent, Michigan
Best performance. It. II 7-s in, by Sar.
gent.
Shot prt-whitney. Dartmouth: Dantz.
ler. Cornell: Beatty, Columbia; KohIer
Michigan, and Bartlett, Brown, Best
throw, H II. in. by Whitney.
Pole vault-Wagoner. Yale; Wright
Dartmouth: Fiske, Princeton; Camp
Harvard. and Van Kennan, Cornell.
All tied at II #.