New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-30
CORNELL LEADS in
BIG COLLEGE MEET
Qualities Sixteen Men for
Intercollegiate, Topping
All Rivals.
PENIS STARS FAIL
IN SPRINT RACES
Both Patterson and Lippincott
Shut Out and Quaker Team
Is Badly Handicapped.

Cambridge. Mass. MAY 2s-Despite oc-
oasional upsets and surprises, the track
teams OF the University Of Pennsylvania
Cornell and Yale competed true TO form
here to-day. qualifying the leading NUM-
her Of athletes in the prcliminaries OF the
thirty-nnth annual championship meet
Of the Intercollegiate Association OF ANA
tour Athletes OF America.
When the trials in eleven OF the thir-
teen events comprising the programme
we're completed. Cornell had placed 49,
PENNSYLVANIA Il. Yale Is. Harvard H.
Michigan 10. California and Dartmouth s
each and Princeton 4. with six other In
stitutions represented by scattering place
ments.
With a fast track and stiff breeze
blowing down the stretch, the perform
ances averaged well, but there was Mite
that vergcd on the sensational. the star
competitors evidently holding In reserve
the energy which will be needed IN Inc
finals tomorrow afternoon. The best per
Torrance of the day was the winning oi
the first heat OF the l20-yard high hurdles
nv Is. W. Brodt. Of Cornell in 10 % sec
ords Running within one-ffth of sec
oud OF the intercollegiate record, Brodt
defeated Potter, of Yale, by hNe Earus'
and the Yale star later broke down IN
the fret qualifying heat for SECOND men,
being easily defeated by Pickard, OF Col
gate.
The Ellis we're not the only strong con-
tenders 10 suffer the loss Of prospective
point winners. for Pennsylvania ialed 10
qualify Patterson in either the 100 or the
30 ward dashes The 1918 champion was
clearly off form and was shut out in both
events. Iippincott, who recently pulled "A
tendon. made a game effort 20 score for
tho ned and Blue in the 90. and, although
unplaced, was given great round OF ap-
nlause as he hobbed across the hnish
line.
The University OF California and Micm-
gar. although overshadowed 10y the size
Of the teams entered by several OF INC
Eastern universities and colleges, gave
remarkable demonstration Of the caUorc
OF the athletes OF the Middle and far
West The Wolverines placed ten ana Inc
Pacific Coast champions eight, their VIC
tories in several cases being clean cut
and with much in reserve. While IL Is
considered unlikely that either will win
the meet tomorrow. both are expected 10
he placcd well UP in the finals and 10 cut
heavily into the scoring OF the Eastern
teams I'm several events.
Because Of the excellent all round show
ins of the Cornell team, the lthacan col
legisns arc fsvorites for first place but
the new scoring system which allots hVe
noints for nrst, four for second, three Tor
third. two for fourth and one for NTH, IS
likely TO produce an exceedingly close and
exciting finish in the Stadium
Those who qualified were:
inward dash-O. A. Keller and II. ID. lnser-
sol Cornell: j. +. Bond. n h. Seward ami
III L. smith. Michigan. p. i. stanton. Cali
fornia: Il. NJ Marshall and j.. d. LOCKWOOD
University OF Pcnusy wanna. Best ume, ]"
seconds. by Keller InEerson Bond and sew
arc r. II Cornell. Yale; +. Jones, George
toSn: J. l. Foley. Harvard. G.. q. Olson
Mad rin-D. s Caldwell ~. J.. irish and
,fC. L. Spoiden, cornell. W. ~. X "fans- r.
Dartmouth; +. ". CsPPer' tar arc H. :, -
Chsrch. nsylyanis G. r Brown and =. IL.
scotch Yale Best ttme-i.5l, by Brown.
Running high jump-H. Morrison Cornell
D. T. Maker and l. A. Nichols, California,
" \ Dayey. Princeton; ". NJ. Oler and =.
g. IIsrtwick. Yale. An tied al feet 10
f96 yard hurdle r. w. Brodt. Il. Z. HiIard.
Cornell; l.. \. Pickard. COLGATE; 5. T. Ham
mitt. Pennsylvania state, T. l.. Pteoie. can
inson. Harvard Il. 4 Ferguson. Pennsylvania
O.. A Willetts, ". NJ. Sheldon Yale Best
45o-yard rum. G. Rulison. Syracuse; e.
Stebbins. Georgetown, +. Jansen, Michigan;
". A. Barron. W. j. Bingham, J. O.. Rock.
Harvard; j. E Meredith, ". II. Kelly. Penn
sylvsnis V. wnkie Yale. Best time. o:49 %.
by Whke
Elopfer. Michigan; % T. Bradway, Caifor-
MIA +. G. Nordell. Dartmouth + a. Palmer,
). l.. La Tlamme, PcnnsylNania. Best jump.
20 feet ia inches. by Brodt
Hammer throw. L0ughCridCe Yale, 4
NJ Kohlcr. Michigan; y T.. Murphy Penn
slNania, H. Sturges Harvard, H. H. cool
idsc' CaIfornla j.. q. ,MCNutcheon. Ioinell.
Best throw. l51 feet inch. 10y Ioughcridse.
Pole vault-A. Milton and G.. q. Halstead.
Cornell; L. A. Nichols, California q. 2.
carter Yale All tied at u feet
220-yad hurdles. II. starr, F. f. Ly-
ford and \. VI: Shelton. Cornell. 6. \.
Braun. Dartmouth. II. ST. j. Smith and F. s.
Allen. Harvard w. $ Mason, Princeton. r.
= Ferguson, Pennsylvania; ". VI. Sheldon.
Yale; S, f. Graham. Pen1sylVania state.
4. 5. Llcwelyu. Dartmouth Best time.
O.@44 80. by Ferguson.
2@o-ysrd dash. T. Bond. u. II. seward
ana H. l.. Smith Michigan; j. r. Lockwood
and : Y. Aidridse. Pennsylvania: A. r Van
Wrinkle, Cornell, T.. Jones, Georgetown: r..
NJ. Jones. Harvard; Z. F.. stanton. Caitior-
MA ~ l.. ioIfNt fidI NdIhf d. II. @lbNQhlls
Princeton. Best time OIL 50 by Lockwood.
shot put--R. L. Beatty, Columbia IS feet 81
inches. n. HARRISON. Yale, feet inches
\ W Kohler. Michigan a feet 3is inches; /.
A. whitney. Dartmouth, a feet 20 inches: W.
r. Roos Yale a. feet ma. inches: NJ. Dorizas,
University Of Pennsylvania. A. feet 10 inches.
The colleges qualified the following mum
h-r OF contestants.
Cornell. 10, Pennsylvania. II. Yale. Is.
Harvard. II. Michigan. 10. California. :.
Dartmouth. : Princeton, 8. Georgetown. 3,
Pennsylvania state. .. Colgate. !. Columbia.