New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-23
Two RECORDS Co
IN THE STADIUM
Dartmouth Likely To Re-
Hard Pressed in New Emo.
land Track Meet. .
BAILEY, OF MAINE.
HURLS HAMMER FAD
Rice Also Sets New Mark IN III.
Furlong, but Wind Prevents
II Being Accented

Cambridge, Mass. May n-no
was forced 20 share honors r,,n
University Of Maine in IN. su,.'- 'H'
trials Of the New England in,ercou.s,.,.
championship track and field gama.
the Harvard Stadium to-day :"
The Massachusetts Institute n, 4
nology also was unexpectedly s,,o.
the trials, and with Maine NAV ,h,-s,
Dartmouth's hold on the champ,op,htn
cup in the finals tomorrow.
The big Green team qualified tvsr,v a.
its runners, Jumpers and weight thru,
ers, while Massachusetts Instttu,. a,
Technology qualified thirteen ana M,,,.
eight But the team from the bank, =,
the Penobscot produced a record brsak,,
in II. p. Bailey and an unusually IA,
sprinter in c. A. Rice.
Bailey hurled the is-pound hammer n
feet p inch, which bettered tho old d;s.
lance, made by Marden, Of Dartmouth
In 1912. by yards. the former mark eeinr
i8 feet 81 inches.
Bailey covered practically the ssns
distance last year. but stepped over IL
barrier after his effort. and the throw
went for naught.
Rice ran the furlong without benS
pushed In q As seconds. q fifth Of Q go.
ond better than the record made by Fran
seven years ago. but as there was q
moderate breeze down tho track the new
figures were not allowed.
Whitney, of Dartmouth, also ioomed N
as a possible record breaker IN the shot
put, for he pushed the l6-pound sphere
within three-eighths OF an inch OF his
mark Of last year.
The best all-round work OF tho day wa
done by 3. c. Hudson, OF Trinity. who
qualified in each Of the hurdle races anf
in the shot-put.
In eleven elimination events the coz
leges qualified men as follows:
Dartmouth, 20; Massachusetts, Institute
of Technology. 10; Maine, s; Colby. Z,
Williams. 6; Holy Cross, 8; Trinity. 8;
Amherst, 4: Bowdoin. a. Brown. 4; Bates,
3: Massachusetts Agricultural College, ::
Wesleyan, /.
The men who qualified were as follows:
2oo-yard dash-D. ". Coakley. A s. LEV
ellyn. c. o. Olson. Dartmouth. =. II. In2mis
F. P OHara, l.. A. Wilson, Mass. Inst ..
Tech. II. K. Nevers. +. L. small, Bates; w.
Sturtevant, Mass Agricultural, A. y. Keller
HOLY Cross; c. A. Rice Maine: j. Austin
Williams Best time. OILS. by Rice. nes
record. but not allowed on account OF ih'
wind
p G Riley. dartmouth: 7. II. Guething A
r Peayleee Mass Institute OF Tech B. +
Lee. Holy Cross; u; Fnrnysi Trinity !
, Merrill 6,S SsSl0y Gv g Gue MGma'' Williams ''
ss0-yard run-w. r. r. Grange. IT., X. p
Tucker, Dartmouth: c. Y. Guething NJ. l. 2
J: T, Higgins, Holy Cross; T F. :, Vessels ,sso.
C S;i Best Best time :5s.s, by Granger
l20-yard huriles-G. f. A. Braun. Dart
mouth; y. l.. Foster Mass, Institute OF Ie Si,.
Cross: J. c. Hudson. Trinity; +. A. French
Maine: X. Royal. Colby; W. Hay: Williams
Best time. O:l6, by Braun and Hudson -.
FisEe, Dartmouth; T. j. Hun, Mass In.,itu,i
OF Tech: T. H. Neiligan, Amherst; r 4
Mooney. Holy Cross; ]. C. Hudson. Trinity
X. Royal Colby; W. Hay Williams Bs''
Discus-L. A. Whitney, Dartmouth; A. z
Bartlett. Brown: J. d. Birchard. Massachu'
setts Agricultural College; l.. W. lead6et, bette
Bowdoin; II. p. Bailey, Maine; T Joyce; Colby
High jump-W. A Sullivan and f. A. Tee
son. NJ. /. t: L. X. Little, Dartmouth; !. {.
White. Brown: G. c. Palmer. Maine; L. HUH
STEINER Amherst All tied at feet ~ inches
Broad Jump. G. Nordell. III. l.. Frederick'
and ]. p Warren. Dartmouth: c. s. Rees
NJ / T: l.. Huthstiener. Amherst; p. 4
French. Maine. Best jump, q feet ~ 'ncnA
BY Nordell.
Pole vault-C r. Buck ard J. r. BuosN
dartmouth; X. I. Iawrason. NJ. L T. ?.
AfcKenney Bowdoin: p. Mayors Colby
King. Williams. All but King tied at 10 ~
s inches
Hammer throw-H P. Bailey and J. r Our
liver Maine; ]. C. Hudson, Trinity; b "
Ieadbetter, Bowdoin: l.. Murchie. Colby; n
Phelps. williams. Best throw. lG feet
inch by Bailey "a new record.