The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-01
|JNTERCOLLEGIATESG GO
TO HARVARD AGAIN
Syracuse and Penn Put Up Close
Fight-Dates Chosen
May 90 and 30.
\ SCORING METHOD CHANGED
First COunts5: Second, 4; Third,
3: Fourth. 2: Fifth, T.
FOrdham Out.

After a close fight with Syracuse and
PENNSYLVANIA, the contenders the inter-
collegiate track AMI field championship
meet was voted again to Harvard and will
be held In the stadium at Cambridge on
May 20 and 30. This decision was reached
at the annual meeting Of the IntercolieGi-
ate Association OF Amateur Athletes OF
America held In the waidorf-Astoria yes
ter1ay afternoon, at which amendments
we're adopted providing for an indoor ath-
e,c meet in March Of each year and
changing the scoring at the championship
games SO that five places count instead OF
four.
syracuse made a strenuous attempt to
gain the distinction Of holding the meet.
shich II has tried for several years to
take to the Salt City. and the result Of the
Arst ballot placed Syracuse In the lead
. with eight votes. Harvard next with seven
I and Pennsylvania last with six. There
~ss a general disposition to eliminate
Philadelphia. as the other colleges seemed
10 feel that II would give the Quakers an
sdvantaGe over Cornell In the competition
| for the final possession OF the cup for the
college winning the meet five times. Penn
rrlvsnia and Cornell have four victories
apiece. 10 that the present cup In likely to
~ won outright at the next games.
The delegates therefore voted to drop
Pennsylvania and vote on Harvard and
syracuse IN the ANAL ballot. Min the re-
mit thai Harvard won nv 10 vr,.. "a .
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was amended so that the annual meeting
viii be held on that day hereafter instead
~ The last Saturday in r. Jruary. The
! events at the Indoor meeting will consist
largely OF relay races. with high jump
shotput and pole vault Tor teams or fve
men from each college.
On account or not having been repre-
senied at the annual games for two years
I fordham was dropped from the list OF
members OF the association, but there was