The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
COLUMBIA WINS DUAL.
MEET BY ONE POINT.
Syracuse Seems Sure Victor In
til Whelan Sprints Into Sec
Ond Place in Half.
FINAL SCORE Is 50 TO SO
Graham Of Winners Makes Leap
of % Feet 5 Inches in
Broad Jump.
FINAL SCORE Is 50 TO So


Columbia a victory over Syracuse In their
dual track meet here this afternoon. The
final count was Columbia So Syracuse
So By winning second place in the half
mile run, the last event VIII Ian clinched
the honors for the Morningside II lights
boys.
Although Syracuse took seven firsts.
its weakness in the hammer throw, shot
put and running broad Jump and acci-
dents In the hurdle races proved the
downfall OF the Orange. The finishes In
every race were close and In the 220
yard dash Bowser and Rullison OF SYRIA
cuse finished on Inc in 90 2-5 seconds.
Syracuse won three places in the pole
vault. although Curtis. its star vaulter..
did not compete. Ten feet was enough to
win In the 440 yard dash Rullison, Don
ahue and Mixer finished in ord.r. giving
the Orange all the points. Rulison passed
Donahue in the last three yards. The
time was 81 seconds.
Graham gave the best exhibition for
Columbia when he won the broad jump
with a leap Of 22 feet inches. Mac
Donald won firsts in each Of the hurdle
races. IN tTe low ItrCt tplihtsN, lSCHhk
Of Syracuse was leading by five yards
and had only two obstacles before him
when he stumbled. In the high hurdles
he finished second. but was disqualified
because he dropped four hurdles.
When the men were called out for the
half mile run, the last event OF tn. pro-
gramme, the count was Sc to j9 IN favor
of Columbia. Taylor and Barton looked
good for the distance and those on the
field thought the meet won for syracuse.
Taylor started on on good clip, whlch
he maintained throughout. Barton. how
ever, had won the mile race previously
and was unable TO stay with him In
the last eighth OF mile Barton passed
Whclan. who had ben running second.
and again victory seemed sure. Wheian
made a beautiful sprint. however, and was
a few yards ahead at the finish. The time,
| SO As. was the best OF the meet. The
summaries:
Black. Colurhip. second; Iiarvitt. Column
bia third. Time 10 .-5 seconds
umSla. nrst; 'Voiiner. columbia. second :
Hamilton, syracuse. third. Time, IL SO
Mile Run--Rarton. syracuse, nrst;: Ger,z
Columbia. second; Parmalee Syracuse
Donahue. syracuse. second; Mixer, syria
cus". third Time. 81 seconds
Two Mile Ruu-Sargcnt. syracuse. FIRST .
Haskius Syracuse. second: Tichenor. Co
lumba, third. Time, 1906 as.
go Yard Low Hurdles Mac Donald. Co
lumbia. FIRST; Graham, Columbia, second :
Hamllton, Syracuse, third. Tim" 81 seconds
2.O Yard Dash-Bowser, Syracuse. and
Rullison, syracuse. dead heat, Harvitt, CO.
luinbia third. Time, 22 20 seconds
Half Mile Run-TRylor syracuse. first !.
Whelan. Columbia, second; Barton SYRIA
cuse, third Time. 1888 IS,
Putting is Pound shot Beatty, Columbia,
nrst: Olinstead. Columbia, second white,
syracuse, ,hird Distance ~ feet 7 inches,
Pole vault--K Outright syracuse first :.
" un"r. syracuse second; Klein, syracuse.
third. Height 10 feet
Running High Jump -I.oeschsr, Columbia.
nr,t; Kortrisht, Syracuse, and schultz, Co.
lumhia, tied for second Height, feet 10
I Inches
sixteen Pound Hammer Throw--O'm-
stead. columbia FIRST Beatty, Columbia,
second. White. Syracuse, third Distance
, li3 feet
Runping Rroai Jump Graham, Columbia.
| nrst. T.nucy. Columbia, second; Kingsley.
| Syracurs. t,iri. distance, ?2 feet Inches.