New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
DARTMOUTH GETS
POINTS; RECORDS
GO TO MAINE
Hanoverians Roll Up Big
Score for Triumph in
N.E.I.C. A. A. Meet.
BAILEY SETS NEW
MARK WITH HAMMER
Rice, Another Orono Athlete,
EqraIs Record in 10O-Yard
Dash, Despite Gale.

Dash, Despite Gale.
Cambridge, Mass, May 3.-Dartmouth
won the meet. but Maine did the only
record making in tho New England inter-
collegiate championship games in the Har-
ward Stadium to-day. The athletes from
Hanover rolled Up 571a points, only few
less than the big margin of last year.
They scored in twelve OF the fourteen
events.
c. A. Rice. OF the University OF Maine,
and II. p Bailey, his teammate, helped
The Orono College materially in captur-
ing second place with q points. The
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology
was third with 2s Sc points Colby fourth
with L, while the others were far in the
rear.
Rice and Bailey were easily the stars
of the meeting The former ran the hun
bred yards and the furlong in even figures.
and could easily have broken them had
he not faced half gale. His name
goes on record with those OF Curtenius.
| OF Amherst: Cloudman, Of Bowdoin. and
| Swasey. OF Dartmouth, the only asso-
citation sprinters in twenty-eight years
who have made 100 yards in ten seconds.
He also equalled the record OF Gram, or
the Massachusetts, Institute OF Technol-
ogy. by running the 22o-yard dash In
twenty-five seconds. AS Rice is fresh
I he
pect that he will reach new figures next
year.
Bailey was the only record-breaker OF
the day. with his fling Of the hammer
164 feet 81 inches. No such heave has
been seen in the New England inter-
collegiates before. AS the former record
by Marden, of Dartmouth. stood at l4s
feet 6is inches, the tremendous heave to-
day is expected TO stand for years
Having qualified twenty men in the pre-
liminaries yesterday. Dartmouth had the
meeting won to-day from the-very starr,
but Marceau made il a sure thing by
capturing the mile run. the first OF the
final events, in fair time. He allowed
Thompson, OF Colby. and Benson. OF
Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
10 make the pace for the three-quarters
and then pushed into the lead on the back
stretch of the last lap.
The Green points rolled in fast after
the mile, for OConnor took tho
quarter in a fine sprint past Guething at
the finish. Whitney won the shotput on
his figures Of yesterday and Braun cap
tured the high hurdles in fair time.
With Dartmouth so far ahead, interest
dropped back into the fight for second
place. For time fractions only divided
, Maine and Massachusetts Institute or
Technology, but the sprinting OF Rice
and the weight efforts Of Bailey gave
the former the place.
The games were run off under clear
skies, but stiff Southwestern proved d's-
tracing, particularly to the runners.
The summaries follow
TRACK EVENTS.
, loO-ya.d dash (Gnal heat)-Won by C. 4.
, Rice, Maine; F. F. O'Hara. ~ r. secohH'
A. 5 LlewelyHi P }aTJnh T,m .h'r o:io -
220-yard dash-Won by c. A. Rice, Name
F. p. o'Iara NJ l. T., second d 6; .. q nsp,
mouth. fourth Time. O.22, equallng record.
; 44O-yard run-won by c W. F. oconneI.
Dartmouth; E. c. Riley, Dartmouth. second
Colby. fourth Time. O:5l 20.
ss0-yard run-Won by w r. II. Granger.
Dartmouth r w Bell Maine = SfeO G;a:,S.
ing. NJ. I. T. fourth. Time, LOS. ,,a,,
one mile runmWon by Fl r. MAR MSreea ~
s. Benson, NJ L T.. third X. ID. Tucker,
Dartmouth. fourth; Time. 4:2s. ,. =,
iEo- g saitmarsh. dartmouth. second: F.
, Preti. Maine. third: a. B. Coop, Brown.
fourth. Time. 9:S7 40. -;
22O-yard hurdles-Won by x. Royal. Coli
by: j. c. Hudson Trinity. second; 7. II.
HUFF. NJ. !. T.. third; W. Hay Williams
; i2o-yard hurdles (hnal heat)-won by q.
A. Braun, Dartmouth: X; Royal Colby, sec
Maine fourth Time. O;lo
FIELD EVENTS.
Broad iump-won by p. q. Nordell, Dart
mouth distance, % feet: c. S. Reed. NJ !.
, r, second distance, Fl feet 10 inches3 j. Y.
Warren. Dartmouth. third Sdis,anse' ~ zee.
, distance. 81 feet inches).
Running high Jump-Won by G. c: Palmer.
Dartmouth and w. A. Sullivan. " / T. tied
for second place Cat feet 81 'nchssp; !;
c. White Brown; e; a; Teeson, N, l. T. ,n ana
Discus throw-WSon BY A. f Bartlett.
. whitney. Dartmouth. second distance i25
feet inches third, l. " Leadbetter, Bow
dom. third distance 12f feet 3h inchesl
. II P. Bailey Maine. fourth distance I'll
feet 81 inchesl.
Shot put-Won by l.. A. whitney, Dart
mouth distance, 40 feet pa inches): 4 y.
Bartlett. Brown. second al feet 9is inches
l.. D. smith Dartmouth. third al feet
: inches): f. II. Leslie. N. l. T.. fourth al
feet 2i7 inches).
Hammer throw-Won by IL p. Bailey.
Maine tdistanee. le4 feet ~ inches: new
, lance. 1877 feet u inch); L. W Leadbetter.
! Bowdoin. third distance. 1873 feet inchesl
4 J. G. Hudson. Trinity. fourth distance, 1919
q feet 2 lnches).
Pole vault--won by c. z. Buck Dart
mouth (height. IL feet inchesl l. Lawra.
son, NJ l. r.. +. Z. McKcnney. Bowdoin. and
J King. williams. tied FOR second place Cat
I IL feet.
4 The final point score OF the meet fol-
I lows
l Dartmouth. 67ia; Maine. IS; NJ /. T,
% Sc; Colby. Is; Brown, 9l-3 Bowdoin.
6; williams. S; Trinity, 4; Holy Cross, 2;
, Amherst. l-3.