The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-31
Scores 81 to Winners 43-
Michigan Gets 90 1-2.
Dartmouth %.
YALE FIFTH WITH %
Then Come California aud
Harvard-PrincetOn
Beats Columbia.
Second Section

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May 30.-The track
and field athletes from Cornell University
came through beautifully this afternoon
In the Harvard stadium TO win the
national intercollegiate championship
Monkeys men showed up even stronger
than yesterdays trials suggested they
would. but their twelve point margin over
Pennsylvania, which finished second with
u points. was due mainly to the wonder
H. proficiency of the Ithacan middle and
long distance runners. Caldwell beat
both Brown OF Yale and Meredith in the
half niie, Speiden shot through In the
nile, beating both Madeira OF Penn
sylvania and Mckenzie OF Princeton, and
H. the two miles Hoffmire ran McCurdy
o. Pennsylvania Off his feet -Four points
each way therefore were determined In
these three great races
II was clean cut victory for one OF
The best rounded out teams ever sent to the
national championships for the college
men, and Cornell is happy tonight not
/ only because OF the winning but because
she now becomes the permanent possesor
o. the second silver trophy that has been
Won IN the thirty-nine annual meetings OF
tie association.
N'ii''4A anu ftI0sNlNHfl1 We're tied in
tne rating. each with four legs on the cup
thr lthacans' previous victories having
been scored In 1906, 1906, 1908 and 1911
To the lthacans also went the distinction
Q. breaking the only records that were
swept aside al the games this year In
the hti mile Caldwell. after leading the
race Tor a furlong or so, dropped back
until the final stretch, then coming I'M
Vith wonderful burst of speed and
beating Brown BY yard at the tape
sHd Just previously passing Meredith, who,
after having won the quarter in 40 2-5
seconds, was being beaten by the New
Haven half mile star. Caldwelrs time
was minute 90 rs seconds. time that
was two-iifths Of a second better than the
intercollegiate record made by John Paul
Jones OF Cornell two years ago at Phila-
delphia, and also equalling the American
college record that Charley Fitzpatrick of
mon Set back In 1895. when running in
'the International meet for the New York
Athletic Club
Inc Two mile mark was lowered by
hoHmire. who Just before the last turn
was challenged By McCurdy. the men rum
nng side by side for forty or fifty yards.
and then the Comedian pulling away.
honmlres time In this killing race was
minutes ~ 80 seconds, three-fifths OF
second better than the old record made
oy Paul Wilmington on Franklin Field
two years ago.
There was mighty close race between
! Pennsylvania and Michigan for second
! place, the Wolverines having 29b points
% PENIS 81. Dartmouth the recent
New England intercollegiate winner, made
az Unexpectedly good showing with 23
points while Yale had 22. California Is.
Harvard IL. Princeton TN. Columbia
D. Brown and Penn State each and
Johns Hopkins /.
The Michigan sprlnters. Bond and
seward, won the century and furlong
respectively. the former In even time.
while MeIediths race In the quarter
against Barron of Harvard. Wilkie of
Yale and Jansen OF Michigan was a
seauty Barron led until we'll toward
0e tape when Meredith shot past. Bar
ron holding second, but Jansen being too
fast for Wilkie
IN the shotput Beatty of Columbia
GOT even with Whitney OF Dartmouth
for last years defeat. the record holder
@'day winning by az inches with put
Of ~ feet 4 inches, The high Jumping
and pole yaultirg were excellent the
winners clearing 6 feet inches and IL
feet inches respectively. The sum
nares:
100 Yard pash--First semi. final hoat.Won
gan, second: f. +. Stanton. California, third.
Time 10 seconds Second seminal heat
Won by H. seward Miohis9 sm,i H. n M,c I'M
On, ;ard H'T Tine Ss' 10 seconds Final heat
Son BY J e. Bond, Michigan; Q. 4 Keller
ihird II Ii. Ingersoll. Cornell. fourth; II L.
Smith, Michigan, ,hfth; Time, 10 seconds;
Won by j. z lockwood, Pennsylvania; II.
seward, Michigan, second; a; r. van
ssso s Sfgs i hssw P% Sy s'f Bons
Michigan, IL, l.. Smith. Michigan. second;
i..: Jo,nes, Georgetown, third; Time; 81 s1S
sN94aissa., ii. L. smith, Miehisan: second !
soIEd h &c Pe4nsylvaRia third w; J., o.
corr,l dead heat for fourth, Time, ~
pc. 90 yard RqE-wop by J, z, Meredith.
VIII VIA yale, ,foaIih ", j: bingham. Har-
$50 Yard Run--Won by d, 5, Caldwell,
SS9Ie'l g. L, Brown. Yale, second: J.: E.
Ha- FSnnsSy1n" nrd Hay.s vi pri Gsp
Sn a''h Time minute SO as seconds
ny N.Y. I2iorcollesiate record; -,
I.yC Madeira, Pennsylvania, second; j, D.
Sh7nsle prineeton, third; r. W, Poucher
c,ssss9 Nile ,nun-won by j. s: Honmire.
GoP' Brown, fourth; II, c. Lee. Johns Hop
X. ~ VA T,me minute. e as sfsond.
Ssn by 2, " Brodt. Cornell; q. A, Braun.
sC,sGtmouth, second r. II, Ferguson, Penn
savs,yyia' bird w. NJ. shedden. Jr.,,, Yale.
, Stnla! heat-Won by H. T. Hsmmtt.
s,nnannsy'yania State; 7, l.. Preble. California.
pisna 70. Milard, Cornell third; L. r.
spSGssrd; Colgate. fourth. Time. is as see
Iy'pp Heat for third and fourth men--won
sss,n Ferguson. Pennsylvania, Time. 10
dartmouth; I. L. Prebls, California; seeona:
min" ,brodt, Cornell. third: E. p. Ham
FetSS, F'nnsylvania State, fourth: r. Il.
seconds " "N'"' i'''' AZ 90
$40 Yard Hurdles-F,rst sem,.snai b.a,--