The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-01
new MARK IS
SET BY JONES
in big meet
John Paul Goes the Mile m
4 Minutes and 142-5
Seconds.
PENN WINS THE GAMES
Scores "a Points in Annual Inter-
collegiate Held at SOLDIER
Field.
PENN WINS THE GAMES
,peciaI to Thr washington Heraid.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Soldiers Field. Cambridge. Mass. May
a.-Ths University of Pennsylvania won
the thirteenth annual intercollegiate
track and field meet. held in the Har-
ward Stadium today. by a score Of "A
points. Harvard was second, with NJ:
Michigan was third. with 10. The re-
naming colleges finished in this order:
Cornell. fourth. III: Dartmouth, NTH.
49,: Yale. sixth. 101z: Wesleyan. 10. Cali
fornia. 10: Princeton. s; Columbia, 4;
Brown. 3: Pennsylvania State. 1. and
Syracuse. I.
The surprise of the meet was the un-
exp4ted strength Of the Harvard team,
for II was not thought possible that the
Crimson would finish better than fourth
place. Harvard picked up few points
in the various events. and Cables win in
the hammer throw helped materially.
Jackson lost two points for the Grim
son by being disqualified for topping
over three hurdles
Jones the Star.
The one-mile race, which had been her
aided as one of the greatest races in
history of track athletics. lived up to all
that had been said of it Jones not only
won this race. but broke his own worlds
record OF AIS rs by a whole second He
covered his last quarter in o:5S Is Ia
Der took command at the end OF the half
mile. with Jones at his heels At three
quarters Jones shot by Taber who was
content to stay at the Cornell cham
pion's heels. Every stride found him
plugging away from the field. and with
100 yards to go Jones electrified the
crowd by uncorking a marvellous burst
of speed. literally few over the ground.
and was over ten yards in the lead when
he hit the tape. Taber was second in
4:Is rs. P. S. Harmon. OF Dartmouth.
who had come through With a great
sprint. was third in Ais 80
Lippincott equaled the record for the
2O-yard dash by covering the distance
in q is seconds
wendall also eaualed the intercoi-
legiate record for the low hurdle race
after running the high hurdle event an
hour previous. He covered the sa0-yard
low hurdle race in Is SIS seconds. He
also was the largest point scorer in the
to win two events.
Patterson Wins Century Dash.
Patterson was a winner by inches in
the Ioo-yard dash, Keller. of Cornell.
forcing him to do 94-5 seconds for the
century. This also equals the intercol-
legiate record The race was the most
up lead of two yards in. the first fifty.
Jones was forced to bow to defeat in
the half-mile when G. e Brown. of
Yale, jumped him in the second lap and
opened up over ten yards. Jones tried
hard TO win. but fell short by two yards.
One of the largest crowds that ever
turned out TO witness a meet in this
city filled the Stadium. More than
twenty thousands spectators turned out
for the meet.
EoLysrd dash s-nli-hrals-FIryt heat: Won br ].
E. Patterson. PENNSYLVANIA. Tine. 0:lo Second-
secund heat: Won By D. F. Lippincott. Peunsi-
sania, Time. Go Secund. q. n Insersoi Cor
nell; third. ]. E. Bond Miehizan.
I3p-yard hurdles: semi-dnals-FirSt heat: Won BY
J. I. Wendell. Wesleyan. Time lis % Second.
A. L, Jackson. Harvard Second heat: Won By
Potter. Of Yale. Time. DIS IS seconds seenud. ].
B. Cummings. Harvard a.
Broad timp-von By A. L Mercer Pennssl--
rAnia, 3 r. 5ss in second. r. Allen California.
. H. lois in. third J. W Hinery Cornell n
in: fourth. V. p. Thomson. Syracuse, \ n
III in.
Half miIe-won by H e Brown. Yale. Tine.
IS Is. Second. ]. P. Jones. Cornell; third p W.
Carer, Harvard: fourth, ?. R. Marceau, Dart
mouth
soysrds hurdle; hnaI-wou BY J. l. Wendell.
Wesleyan. Time Or ~ Second W p Potter
Yale: third. G. A. Braun. Dartmouth: fourth F.
L Brady Columbia.
Mile run-Wou y ]. P. Jones. Cornell: SECOND.
W 9, raber. Brown; third. p s Harmon Dart
mouth fourth. Lewis Madeira, Prnnsyivania-
Time. 4-f4 IS.
shot,gut-won By A. whitnsy; Dartmouth, q
I IS IN; third. A. W Kohler MichiSan g n 4Is
in.; fourth, II. G. Kanzler. Cornell. Is # sl4 IN
9pyrd dash: semi-hnals-Fist heat: Won by
Michigan: third. o. A. Keller. Cornell Time
on IS Second heat: Won b K. z Patterson
PENNSYLVANIA. Time, o2l2A Second, n Il Sew
zs-yzrd dash; anal-won by D. T. Lippinec,t.
Pennsylvania Time, On Is Second H. 81 Sew
srd. Michigan; third. J. z Bond. Michigan: fourth
J. Il Patterson PennSivania. LippincDtts time
equals worlds record.
Hammer throw-won by T. Cable Harvard. IS
n !: second X. shzttuek. California. "a n ~ IN;
third W, T. Ensshorn Dartmouth, Isl r in;
Pole vsrlt-won b. T, Ffske. Princeton. I. n.
in: second. tie between S. r. Wagner. Yale and
NJ 5. Wright Dartmouth. Z n in: fourth.
J. B. Camp. Harvard and Il. II. yankennnn Cor
nell, tie. Il H.
zD-yard hurdle: semi-huals-Ffrst heat: Won by
G. A. Braun. Dartmouth Time. oas 16 Second
ished first, but disqualified for knocking down
three hurdles. Second heat: Won by J. l. Wendell
Wesleyan. Time. GA Is Second. W. NJ Potter.
Tale crnis. Of Michigan- end Mcdonald. q Co
lImbia. failed to q,iahfy.
Running high jump-Beesou California. and ]. :
Camp Harvard. tied. a. IS IN second. Mofst.
harVarus u cargent. AlIcDleans - r. >inlOn5>
Princeton. n. n IA in. also tied.
isryard run-won BIZ !. B. Hon. Michigan Tins,
oas2 Second A. B. Cozzens. Cornell; third
W. A. Barron. Harvard; fourth. P. J. Anson. Mieh|
iean-
lsLysri hurtle-wou BY J. Wendell. wesle,a;
second A. l. Jackson. Harvard; third, J. B. Cum
minsz. Harvard; fourth. T. T. Potter. Yale. Time.
o.l5 IS. Potter. Of Yale. disqualified for run
ming OF the track.
feyard dasb-won by J. Z. Patterson, Peuusyi-
vania. Time. rs seconds Second. O. A. Roller
cuneIl: third. d P. Lippincutt. Pennsissnn:
fourth. ]. Y Bond. Michigan H FL tngrsel
Cornell. and X. NJ Wagner Johns Hopkins, ted
for nth piace.
rvonile rua-won ty W NJ Mcc,rdy. Penn
syivanix Time IS IS secuud B. NJ smith,
Michigan: third r. 81, B. BOYD. Harvard: fourth
c. A. Eissr. Pennsyivania State
Rube De Croft is certainly Furnishing
the ball for Lowell. Last year Rube