The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-29

~H.LADELPH1A MAY o-rLsHtcc
Cornell athletes will compete tomorrow
In the finals OF .he fortieth intercolle-
giate track and field games az a result
OF the elimination trials held this after
noon at Franklin Field. Harvard was
a close second with sixteen. Yale f0-
lowed with eleven. Pennsylvania had
ten. and Princeton eight. BY virtue Of
their performances to-day. and because
OF their admitted strength in che dis
lance runs the Cornell men are favored
as the winners. though she failure of
Milton to qualify in the pole vault and
Foss's uncertainty in that evenf be-
cause of an injured hand encourages
Harvard and Yale. who are looked upon
as its closest rivals.
aew mark. the only one Of the day.
was made in the hammer throw by III. i.
Bailey of the University OF Maine, who
threw the weight 1875 feet =. Of an inch.
breaking the old record of l6t feet 10
inches held by John DeWHt OF Prince
ton. Bailey already. holds the American
college record with a throw OF LIB feet
8 inches. so that his performance to-day
was nothing sensational for him.
The stars did not loom up as large
as they were expected TO and several OF
them failed to qualify. the mos notice
able failure being hat OF Ferguson OF
Penn IN the low hurdles. Richards.
the all round Cornell man. qualified in
hIs events. the high jump. broad jump
and shot put. though his marks were not
extraordinary Ted Meredith OF Penn
was content 70 place fourth in his heat
in the half mile and second In the quar-
ter.
Capt. Lipp!ncott OF the Penn team
pulled a tendon in his heat OF the CEN
fury and was compelled 10 stop half way
down ihe sretch. THIS prevented him
from competing in the furlong. where
he ruled a slight favorite and coupled
with F%erguson's failure knocked in the
head whatever hopes the Quakers had OF
Winning the meN.
Ferguson In his trial In the low tim
beers stumbled over his second hurdle
. and sat down on the track. but after a
moments hesitation he WAS up and OF,
opening up with a tremendous pur that
closed up the gap rapidly. lie had lost
too much. however. and finished third.
subsequently losing his second heat. for
third and fourth men.
Another accident occurred in the third
meat v tlt uudI iiatt Va iAo"b ~
on the first straightaway. Pennypscker
of Harvard stumbled over him. losing
about Ave yards. which he made up and
qualified by getting third place.
Foley and Teschner are the two Har-
ward sprinters who came through to-day.
! while Lockwood and Patterson OF Penn
will compete tomorrow. The hurdle
races tomorrow should be beauties II
to-day's can be taken a. a criterion. In
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topped the bars stride for stride, and II
was the final sprint that determined the
winner. Wilcox of Harvard and Wilkie
ot Yale are prepared to give Meredith a
tussle in the 40. while In the half mile
Hayes and Cooley, both of Princeton.
the latter a dark horse who finished
close on Windnagle's heels in the second
heat. will give Meredith another race.
Windnagle and Speiden OF Cornell are
also out FOR blood in this event.
In the field events the performances
were slightly better than average. The
pole vaulters qualified by clearing IL
feet II inches. while the high Jumpers
made a place in the final by clearing
3 feet II inches. Harvard was handi-
capped severely in both these events 10y
Camps inability to compete on account
Of a pulled tendon. Whitney OF Dart
mouth led the shot putters with - feet
~, inches. while Beatty OF Columbia
also placed. Wor;hlngton OF Dartmouth
was in good form in the broad jump ami
did % feet o., inches. just one inch be-
hind his record made last week in the
New England collegiates. The sum
maries:
100 Yard Dash. Fir,' H.at-won by
Teschner. Harvard second. lockwood.
Penn. third, e NJ stewart Yale. fourth,
,pIE GaTnnI hon Man h 4 l. Et,.k
Harvard second. II + o'Hr.en. Michigan.
ihirl 7: IL Cornell. Vale fourin, ! II
soil. Cornell. second. II Il Nelson, Har-
,STdi 'hi,d' ! c ra,'eF.Gm; r,nnsy'Nrnia
10 i-5 seconds Fourth hea,EMon by Is
l. smith, Michigan second. II l. Tread
v w"yi vac tcar, in'fH " c Ni Rnr,.nn. r,"nssn.
Time. 10 lis seconds, Fun hest-won ~
J. G. Patterson, renn.ylvania second, W
sixth hsa;.wom by r tGEornei'. Yais
.econd. F kaufman. Pennsylvania, Time,
i:O Yara Hurdl..-rtrst heat, dead
!, NJ Rice, Harvard, Time, Is - seconds,
nSfH"" .e"oSG, ?, Htoein.onHul "i Tarvari
Time, = - seconds Third heat, won b,
I. ssya r%spsq Rowaa re""iii m ns"i Is seen. r~sanHM.
neli; s::ecnd, G.rSi1 Mishis%n.
! nv 10 80 rFA'h'lr TAAN IFtl. N' 70 '
l.. T., Gu9b Cornell; second, 4 p. Ham
mltt, Penn, state Time, 10 Is seconds
go Yard Hurdles-First heat, won by
SS'"Sr%sssIIi''' T Time J !n'': ..caqas I asSaad
beat; wGn eS Il !. cra nsL rrinG,,on'
\. q. Acheson, Cornell. Time, IS seconds
Third heat. won by F, J.. Brady. columbia.
second. K A. Maxwell, Lafayette; third,
= - .econds., Fourth hea,. won ny u
". sheldon. Yale; second, + Kaufman,
renn'ylyania; ,hird !! Z Gubh. Corncl!,
81, John smith, Harvard second, l..
GoUdy. Swathmore; third. W. l.. Martwick.
Mayertoad' Time IS Is seconds. SIKH
ond. W, 4, Savage, Roudoin; third g. u.
Corhin, Michigan, Time, IS seconds.
second Roggd.Hesis ior second ard
stewart, Princeton. Time. rs 2.5 seconds.
second heat-won by u, y, Brown. Penn
state Time. $50 seconds. Third heat
rs as seconds Fourth heai-Dead hea,
between +. Kaufman. Pennsylvania. ana
". A, savage. ,Bo~doin Time, 90 as ..c-
onds They VIII run on heat before semi
go Yard Dash-Fr., h.at-won by j
C patt1r'on; reHn;yivan'a II l. Tread
third, Time, 81 - seconds. second heat
Won by c. NJ, stewar' ale: r.. A.
T"schner Harvard. second 9. F Pos'.
Third heat-won by j, |. Foley, Harvard;
! + Lockwood, PENNSYLVANIA, second W,
IL White, Penn state. third, Time. ??I-S
smith, Michigan. a II ~snowden. Prince
,Hp, 'eT r,m. , !. I p"ISin' Penn state
second; T., NJ, wiikie' vale, thlri' Tirnn,
81 s'ronds second heat won BY W. viii.
second. II J Richardson. printe,nn ,hJ,j'