The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-30

twenty-six colleges comprising the Ma
tional Intercollegiate Athletic Association
gathered on Soldiers Field to-day for the
preliminaries or elimination in eleven Of
the thirteen events that form the cham
pionshlp programme which will be run of
tomorrow.
The track was in fine condition, but the
AR was too cold for the runners to be at
their best although in the 100 yard dash.
the nrst event OF the day. the sprinters had
warm sun and a strong wind behind
them. The trials we're not as Indicative
OF the final strength OF the teams Az thew
orten have been in the past, but they
showed that the fight for the champion-
ship this year Is 10 be a bitter one to-
morrow between Pennsylvania and Cor
nell The Ithacans, now the fayorites
qusiined sixteen men in to-day's eleven
events being eliminated from only the
quarter mile run and the shot nut.
fennsyivnnia ranked next with fourteen.
scoring In all the track events, but miss
ing the high Jump and pole vault in the
| field. N
Yale did not do quite so well as OK
pected and as the result of its trials to-
day Will send only thirteen men into the
nnais Harvard qualified IL men, Michl-
gan 10, California and Dartmouth
apiece, Princeton 4, Georgetown 2 and
Colgate, Columbia, Syracuse and Penn
sylvania State 1 each.
Cornell, because OF it's strength in the
distance runs. is considerably more conf
dent of winning In the finals than before
to-day's trials. Pennsylvania will be
handicapped In the dashes az Lippincott
broke down completely In the furlong and
Patterson was shut out In both the 100
and 220. Yale had it's disappontments
too. none OF Its broad jumpers qualifying,
| and Potter, the hurdler who was expected
to get at least eight points in the two
events tomorrow. pulled a tendon in the
high event and had to drop out Mlchi-
gan and California, however, made n
splendid showing. while Harvard. as last
/ year. In In the position to pick up many
| OF the lesser points and with a first or
two will be well up in the scoring
In the 100 yard dash to-day heats were
run in an even 10 seconds by Bond OF
Michigan, Keller OF Cornell. Seward OF
Michigan and Ingersoll OF Cornell. Stan
ton OF California, however. who ran so
close to Drew when he did AS. showed
up beautifully. Lockwood of Pennsyl-
vania won the fastest heat in the furlong,
81 AS seconds. Stantons and Bonds
heats being taken In % seconds.
In the quarter Wllkie OF Yale, took a
heat in 40 go seconds, with Bingham OF
Harvard. close behind. Ted Meredith OF
Pennsylvania, Barron OF Harvard and
Jansen OF Michigan will be the other con-
tenders in the final. Meredith was second
to Jansen in a 80 1-5 heat in the quarter
and after going through the half In l min
ute 81 l-5 seconds. He will run both
races tomorrow. Brown OF Yale is In
trim to make the Pennsylvania show his
best speed. as are Caldwell and Granger.
The hurdle races showed Brodt and
| Shelton OF Cornell mighty good in the high
/ and low events respectively. The field
! events brought nothing sensational to-day
six vaulters getting over IL feet, and D
feet 10 inches was The qualifying mark
In the high jump. The weight throwers
worked according to the seasons form.
Beatty leading the shot putters with f6
feet 6h inches. Loughrdge OF Yale,
threw the hammer l54 feet inch. lead
ing Kohler OF Michigan. by inches. The
summaries:
100 YARD DASH Ctwelve men 70 QUALIFY;
+. Lockwood. Pennssy,lyan,,9,' ,; second; f.
iGnss SsCa2tn ih'rd wilson
ehpsetts Technology: NTH, Tlme, 10 seS2 ,oS;
!. l. Foley. Harvard; third II "; Magnsr,
nsi i nfth. Time. 10 seconds ,.,,
ThTd HesMWSn ~ \ II sGw ward MIohi-
LisWelyn. Dartmouth. fourth; ! plmicO'
CORNELL H. l.. Smith. Michigan second T.
mouth, fourth; s. v. Aldredge. Pennsylvania,
NTH. Time. 10 seconds a.,
nrst and second to aqialifyyM o,aS by +
second Hest.:won by T Ii. Cornell. Yale;
G; o. Olson. Dartmouth second Time
20 YARp Dash owelye men to qualify,
yssnia; II Il snoydsn, Princs!Sn, second;
Newman. Cornell. fourth. Time, 81 As
second Heat-won by II. l. Smith. M!chI-
| r H. Cornell Yale, third; r.. NJ. Marshall.
Third HeSi-Won by Z +. stanton CALI
fornia e Jones GeorgetSwn; second; j. C.
Hayerford fourth. Time 80 seconds.
Fourth HeatEwon BY J; F. Bond MichI.
Il. IL Lloyd, Johns Hopkins, third. Time,
Fifth Heat--won by II, II, Seward. Michl-
gam; J. l.. Foley, Harvard second; u. F
Lippincott Pennsylvania. third. Time. 22 %
second Round-First heat for men finish
ing third and fourth in heats. first and sec
pna no by deweSGG
J. T. Patterson. Pennsylvania. third Time
a.. e'' YARD Run ,nine men to oualify)-
First hest1won by Y wHkic. Yale v. j.
Bingham, Harvard. second: Il stebbins
Second Hest-.won by w A. Barron. Jr,
Harvard: J. c. Rock. Harvard. second; W
II. Kelly Pennsylvania third. Time 30
seconds.
Third Heat-won Ivy p. Jansen. Michigan;
J. t. Meredith, Pennsylvania, second f. e.
Rullison, Syracuse, third Time, 80 l-j sec
onds
Hale Mile Run ten. men to qualify
First heat-Won by J Il. Meredith, Penn
sylyania. ID. s. Caldwell Cornell, second;
Princeton, fourth. II. NJ. Scotten Yale NTH,
Time, | minute 81 10 seconds.
Second Heat--Won by q. Il. Brown Yale;
W. r. Granger, Dartmouth, second; G. J..
Speiden Cornell, third; II. Church Penn
sylvania, fourth; u u, Irish Cornell NTH
1870 Yard High Hurdles ttcn men 20
qauiifyO. six heats; FIRST men TO qualify
First heat-Won by u w, Bsodt Cornell; .
W. +. Potter. Yale. second; Y. y, Finegan,
Pennsyiyania, third, Time, u 20 seconds
Yale; A. l.. Lukens, Cornell second, NJ. =,
Robinson, Harvard third. Time l6 is sec
onds
Third Hest-won by II. =. Willard Cor
nell. w. NJ. Shedden, Jr,, Yale, second; J. r, !
Pickard, Colgate, third. Time. Is 40 sec |
onds.
Fourth Heat-won by q, \. Br"n, Dart |
mouth: Il. p. Hammett Penn state second |
d. A. McLsren, Cornell third Time 10 '.5
seconds.
T.. Grubb,. Cornell, third, Time IL ~ sec (
Sixth Heat-won by r. n. Ferguson .
Pennsylvania; +. $, Armstrong Michigan /
second; a, 3. Delllng, Syracuse, third. Time
second Round; First Heat---For second /
and third men In above heats, FIRST place /
to qualify-Won by l.. T.. Pickard, Colgate, /