Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
CORNELL IS WINNER OF
INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET
Ithaca Squad Leads Other Colleges
by Many Points-Harvard Gets
Second Place.
TWO RECORDS ARE SHATTERED
Oier, of Yale, Betters High Jump,
and Bailey, of Maine, Sets New
Mark for SiNtecn-Pound Hammer
Throw-Pcnn Gets Most Firsts.

nell University track and field team Won
nc forticth annual games of the Inter-
collegiate Association Of Amateur Ath
lctes OF America here This Afternoon,
scoring IS IL out Of a possible la5
points.
Harvard was second with &c points.
Yale athletes. with PENNSYLVANIA and
Princeton tied for fourth place. with
:. :, points Gi,i.,, each Dartmouth and Mchi-
points each: Columbia was sixth with
10. while Maine, with .; Pennsvlvanta
Sta,e .; '1ohns Hopkins, /, -; Massa-
completed the scoring colleges.
The caliher OF the competing a,h-
!etes representing tho twenty odd in
Su'utions OF the association was shown
~ oS III, ''E s taci mat Two new records were
ley ". .Olcr, Of Yale, cleared feet 4
-; !hchcs In the running high jump,
Vt'e ni T. hsTSa' leeapinE duel with Alva
6t me "ly yn1p3 games jump at stock.
i me ass rad IN, record of feet "A
vania. eight years ago, and the collie
fiht. record of feet inches. made
KS ~ '" R = Page' Of PENNSYLVANIA, in
place. With feet l2 inches aIso
surpassed Months record ''N''S' also
-. 4. bailey, Of the University
cia'ion. went the honor of breaking
m, nc second record Names husky col
wh hsh se mn i ise fo lG-poqnd hammer
nnrc.minary trial yesterday. winning
nI rs place without further ado, and
nunihg "a inches TO the figures es-
H'olIshcd by John L. Dewitt the ia
nous Princeton football player. in 1909.
Led Meredith. Of Pennsylvania eoualed
me IN; association record of As seconds in
Winning the i40-yard run. and might
naTs bettered this time. made by G. ID.
Reidpath. OF Syracuse. in 1912. had
ne oeen pushed hard at the finish.
conditions Were Splendid
Conditions. from n competitive stand
p2!n,. were excellent. The University
81 IpSen ms var, track. at franklin
d DSeath or wind TO aid or retard The
r fih,I,es Heavy clouds and the pos
down down to OF ab Fa,n k odo the attendance
MADE up in enthusiasm what tbnv
lacked in numbers 'eS
for 0r Il was vii 1 Is was we'll received
predictions, and the manner Of winnirSa,
LEFT no doubt that the trainer. ''' Jact
Tie and n Ws, sent EN- an extremely versa
starting line. Having won nerp 10 me
possession of the T. {. a. a. i'sl'n 9ad men,
oowi last year. the. Red and White
. new cup by scoring points in ten 'n nf
the thirteen events on the program u
c,o Aithong 81 the Ithaca squad scored cor;
points. the Red and White fnshsd Cd
across the finish limo first place vim
ner IN only ono event. 1t was in Sec
G on ;b third fourth and even NTH place
petitions that Cornell rolled up hnr
winning points. '''
The same applied to Harvard, which
one third. one fourth and one fifth
0lers victory in the high jump was
nnle,s only first. whereas Pennsyi-
three firsts ~
Princeton picked up 10 points with
Two hrsts. while the other eleven were
scattered sst through thirds. fourths and
from two frsts. Il third and a fifth.
individual honors were divided be-
tween Meredith. of Pennsylvania. and
H. L. Smith, of Michigan, each of whom
won two championship firsts Smith
showed that he was the king of the
scores OF sprinters entered by breast
Meredith outran big fields in both the
quarter and half mile races. thus dup
Heating the performance of Goodwin,
HarVards star runner. of the early
Two of the most spectacular events
were the half and mile runs In the
shorter race Meredith. already winner
from the start, and led until an eighth
of mile from the finish. Here he was
challenged by both Speiden and Wind
nhSle, or corner, VINO passed the Olym-
n few feet Meredith got his second
wind. however. and with tremendous
squirt. skirted the Cornell pair. and won
by about six yards In terrific finish.
one second short of the record OF
53 2-5 seconds. made by Dave Cald-
we'll. Of Cornell, at Cambridge last
season.
wclltimed sprint by Mackenzie
gave Princeton first place In the mile.
Barr. his teammate, carried the squad
the first quarter In 60 Is seconds and
the half in Q minutes 10 As seconds,
while Mackenzie trailed in the rear.
Wins Mountain Marathon.
DENVER. May 29.--Tcd Johnson. of
Salt Lake City. won the mountain Mar