The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-17
CORNELL BEATS PENN
FOR DUAL MEET TITLE
Well Balanced Team Triumphs
by Overwhelming Score
of Al to 46.
MADEIRA TRAILS SPEIDEN
Latter's Sprint Sends Him 90
Yards Ahead Of Rival and
Sets Track Record.

ITHACA, May 16.-Cornell settled the
dual track championship here this after
noon when Jack Moakley's, we'll balanced
team defeated Pennsylvania by a score OF
II to 40. Lippincott and Lockwood were
missing from the Quaker lineup but
Fritz and Milton were In poor shape for
Cornell. so tho result would not have been
changed much 81 the whole strength OF
both teams had been entered In the meet.
AZ was expected. Pennsylvania put Nc
Curdy over In the two mile, Meredith In
the half and Ferguson in both hurdles
and scored an unexpected win when Sew
ell won the pole vault, but Cornell
crushed Patterson In both sprints, won a
majority of points In the field events. got
majority of seconds and thirds and
sprung a big sensation In the mile run
when Speiden beat Madeira.
The mile was one OF the feature events
OF the day. After the three-quarters mark
It developed into race between Speiden.
Madeira and Souder. Coming down the
sirSch the Cornell man came through
with splendid burst of speed. beating
Madeira by twenty yards and hanging
up a new track record OF 4 minut>s 10 As
seconds. On every turn OF the four lap
race Speiden encountered the stiff breeze
that had made the time In the hurdles and
hundred slow.
McCurdy won the two miles by ten
yards from Hoffnire OF Cornell, having
been compelled TO run tls hardest to win.
McCurdy took the lead at the mile and
half. but was logged by Hoffmire for
the rest OF the distance.
Meredith won the half mile by about
twelve yards from Caldwell. but the lat
ter previously had won the 40 from
Kelly by five yards.
Ferguson took both hurdle races though
Shelton pushed him hard in the 220. Both
Keller and Ingersoll ran away from Pat
terson in the hundred, viii Van Wrinkle
led the Penn flyer by yard In the 220
Morrison's broad Jumping was n feature
and Cady sprang "a surprise In the high
jump. The summaries:
100 Yard pash--won by Keller. Cornell
Ingersoil, Cornell second; Patterson. Penn
eylvania. third. Time, 10 l-5 seconds.
?2o Yard Dash-Won bv Van Wrinkle. Cor
nell IatteTson Penny !yania' second Mar
| seconds.
100 Yard High Hurdles-won by Ferguson
Penns S;ns , Br9dt' Cornell second; MI
1
220 Yard Low Hurdles-won BY Ferguson
Pennsylvania; shelton, Cornell. second
Starr. Cornell. third. Time. 20 IS seconds
40 Yard Dash---Won by Caldwell. Cornell
Kelly, Pennsylvania, second. Cress. Penn
| sylvania, third. Time. ~ as seconds.
$50 Yard Run--won by Meredith, Penn
| sylvania: Caldwell. Cornell, second: Church
Pennsylvania third. Time, / minute IS g.
| seconds.
Mile Run--won by Speiden. Cornell; Ma
deira, Pennsylvanis. second: Souder, Cornell
third. Time, 4 minutes 10 IS seconds
Two Mile Run--Won by McCurdy, Penn
| syivania: Hormire, Cornell. second: Potter
| Cornell, third. Time minutes 80 seconds
Shot Pui-Won by Dorlzas, Pennsylvania
~ feet n inch; McCutcheon Cornell. second
| ~ feet inchesi Cofey. Cornell, third. ii
| feet IN inches.
Hammer Throw-Won by McCutcheon
1 Cornell. 1879 feet ~ inches: Hageman, Cor
nell. second, l29 feet i0L inches. Dutton
| Pennsylvania, third, 1875 feet 2 Inches
High Jump-won by Cady. Cornell. 8 fee
lok Inches; Morrison, Cornell. second, S fee
| ~ inches; Jack. Pennsylvania, third. s fee
| 81 inches.
Broad Jump-won by Morrison, Cornell
| % feet Sh inches; Brodt. Cornell. second
30 feet 4 inches; Lafame. Pennsylvania
| third. 2l feet.
| Pole. vault-won by Sewell, Pennsyivsn mia
~ feet inches; Fritz and Milton. Cornell
] tied for second at IL feet.