The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
ELLIS SMOTHER TIGERS
IN DUAL TRACK MEET
Avcnge All Previous Defeats by
Rolling Up Total Of
81 30 to IS 3-J.
MCKENZIE BEST IN MILE
Olcr. Back in High Jump, Ties
for First-Ialc Strong
in the Field.

NEW HAYES. May o.-Yaie took toll at
Yale Field this afternoon for all former
defeats by the Princeton track team by
winning the annual dual meet this after
noon. 81 2-j points to IG 3-5 points. 1t
was the most severe defeat Princeton has
suffered in years No records were
broken because Of the slowness OF the
track due to the heavy rain which fell
here all day yesterday. McKcnzie's mile
in minutes - 3-j seconds, however. is
considered an exceptionally good perform
ance under the conditions
Princeton entered to-days meet with an
unbalanced team. In the field events the
Orange and Black men scored but 3-5
points. All three places IN the hammer
throw and the high jump went to Yale.
The meet marked the return to active COM
petition OF Wesley NJ, oler Jr.. a member
of the United states olympic team which
went TO Stockholm. Dler strained a ten
don last year and it WAS feared lie could
never jump again lie tied for first place
i'm his event without trouble.
Particular interest centred in the mile
and half mile runs Poucher had been
picked to win the mile for the Blue. but
failed because he did not start to sprint
soon enough For the first three-quarters
pouCher went at an easy pac" and Nc
kenzic followed as easily. ON the last lap
tho Princeton man began to sprint and
showed himself faster than Sale's best
man. Poucher came in twenty feet behind
his opponent
Hayes OF Princeton and Cant. Brown or
Yale ran n beautiful race in the half mile.
At the quarter they were even. Half way
down the homestretch Brown let out
Stride by stride he gained until AZ tho
finish he led by twenty-five feet Scotch
Of Yale came in a good third.
The result OF the shotput was somewhat
OF surprise. Hugh HARRISON won over
W r. Roos. formerly Nale's best entry. by
eight inches. In the hammer throw
Ioughridges best throw OF li3 feet 1917
inches II the best that has been done at
Yale this year The summaries:
Is Pound shot--Won by H. HARRISON.
Yale. - feet sia inches. " Roo-. Yale,
second a. feet 10 inches !. Larsen. Prince
ton; third. ~ feet i?'4 inene' .,o.x W "
oler Yale. Il. n Douglas, Yale. and +. Il.
Hsrtswick. Yale Me.sht, 5 fe.t II inehe~
c. T. CLARK. Yale, second u. :. Morrison,
Princeton. third. Time. minutes 80 seconds.
Pol. ws"tMre ,oT nTs ,,o between wen b III w
II feet inches. Tie for third among w.
Mailer. Yale u: 5. Buck. Yale, J. : Baker.
H. Burtord. Princeton. height. II feet.
leo yard pash-won by II. Cornell
Yale. l.. l.. kCk'tfs. 0ale. second. r +.
Ainsaorth. Yale. third. Time. 10 % sec
onds.
ago Yard Hurdle--Won by W F Potter.
Yale: W. " Shedder Yale. second. G. \
Willet's. Yale. third. Time. 20 as seconds
Hammer ThroV--Won Ny +. Loughbridge
Yale. distance. lt3 feet lo's inches. y. :
Talbot. vale. second. distance. 1871 feet "a
inches. =. Knapp. Yale, third. distance. l3i
go Iari Da.h-won ty =. II. Cornell
YAH. \ " SnoWdeu. Princeton. second
N g. Cowles. Yalc. third. Time. 20 a.
seconds
Half Mile Run--Won by q. Brown Yale
J, Hayes Princeton. second r N. Scotch
Yale third. Time minute . IS seconds
Broad Jump-Won by Il. cook. Yale. 80 fee
80 inches: +. NJ. Hampton. Yale. 2? fee
"a. inches. second X, l.. Mathews, Yale :
Nile Run-won by J. n Mckenzie. Prince
| ton. K " ruuChsr. Yale. second. $. *
AHA Princeton, third Tm, minute
! - 81 seconds.
no Yard Uurdles-Won rs W T. Potter
Nt,'. church. Princeton. second, "
" ShedIen. Yale. ihl9t Time. &c - 20
quarter Nule-won ~ V Wukie. Ya,c
T - % Wo'lacr, Princeton, second. Il VI
scotch, Yale. third Time. - S-5 srcond-