The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-24
DARTMOUTH SWEEPS
NEW ENGLAND MEET
Wins Seven Of Fourteen Events
and Scores 50 1-2 Points
Maine Next, With 90.
ONLY ONE RECORD BROKEN
Bailey Bctters Hammer Throw
Of Day BefOre-Rice Ties !:
Both Dash Marks.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May .23.-Dsrt-
mouths track team ran riot this after
noon In the New England intercolleziats
championships finishing far In the lead
with SIN points. Maine being Its nearest
competitor with % points and beating
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology by
! l-C points. The Hanover athletes won
the meeting on FIRST PAGES a.one, taxing
seven of the iourteen events and getting
Ia seconds. Az thirds and one fourth
place.
Maine. the runner up. got four frst
places, thus obtaining the great majority
OF Its points, but Dartmouih's team was
well rounded and was far superior TO any
thing on the field. One record was broken
and two were equalled to-day, the
athletes who figured al these sensations
both coming from University OF Maine
In the hammer throw Fl. r. Bailey who
broke the record yesterday. did so again
to-day, his winning throw being 1874 feet
) y inches. breaking not only the New
England mark. but being only ~ inches
short OF the national collegiate record
held by John Dewitt OF Princeton since
1902. c. A. Rice. the Maine Splinter. not
only won both the dashes but equalleA
The record In both. doing an even 10
| seconds In the century and 22 seconds In
the furlong. Frank OHara OF Tech
| nology, the man expected TO make the
biggest fight against Rice. was beaten
| aandily In both events.
Dartmouth won all the longer runs with
| the exception of the two mlle. In which
Saltrnaish was beaten by 10 yards by
Cook Of Massachusetts Technology, who
| led most OF the distance and was 100 ia st
Tor the Hanover man In the final sprint.
| & F. w. Conner won the quarter, with
| Riley Of Dartmouth second, In 81 2-5 Sec
onds. w. II. Granger beat Bell of Maine
IN the half mile In ! minute IS seconds
| ana In the mile Franz Marceau, also of
Dartmouth. came through to beat Thomp-
son Of Colby In minutes rs seconds.
| G.. A. Braun OF Dartmouth. who took
the high hurdles in Ii seconds. tripped
\ in the low event and was shut out. Dart-
mouths two other Arsts came in the
| field events. Nordel winning the broad
/ jump with 23 feet, the best performance
Of the intercollegiate season, and Buck
,aking the pole vault easily with IL feet
4 inches.
The two mile was the feature event OF
the meeting. Cook OF Technology. Salt
marsh Of Dartmouth and Preti OF Maine
being the only three real competitor. S
after the first half mile. Cook y time
| Of minutes 81 AS seconds was excel .enl
in the high wind that was blowing and
he should DO In the running at the cham
p!onships next week. Whitney OF Dart
mouth, although he won the shot put, did
not better his performance OF As feet
2A inches made in the trials, nor did
Bartlett OF Brown improve on yesterdays
I hi owing to win.
| The final result OF the meeting was
Dartmouth. 57h points; Maine. % Mas
sachusetts Institute OF Technology. 26 5-6
Colby. Is Brown, 8 l-3. Bowdoln. 3
Williams. 8: Trinity. 4; Holy Cross, .;
Amherst. Ia. The summaries:
| 100 YARD DASH
| First Trial Heat--Won by l.. H. WILTON, NJ
'. n II ". C".kley. plrt~ nth. second. y
II, Nevers, Bates. third. Time 10 Us sec
| onds. 30.
Second Heat--won by c. o. Olson Dart
| mouth; a. v. Kelly. Holy Cross. second; ]
\. Hayes, Williams third. Time. 1926 sec
| onds.
Third Hest-won by C. A. Rice Maine: A