Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-25

or princeton look promising LOT
place in these events. f.
Stanford In Weights. ~. il
In the weights the field is divided,
but here Stanford and California
should figure strong with Caughey
and Liversedge California will also
have a number of other weight men
who may finish in a place. In the
shot put Richards Of Cornell, Cross
of Michigan. Spear of Dartmouth,
Braden of Yale and Sinclair of Prince
ton have all done over AZ feet. II
Caughey is in form he should win
this event In the hammer throw Liv-
ersedge will have an excellent chance
with Brown of Yale, Mccormick OF
Cornell, Gennert of Princeton and
others. Gildersleeve has also showed
up well in this event 4
Richards of Cornell will also ap-
pear in the high jump with Oler of
stone of Harvard, Lachmund of Stan
ford, Nichols of California and Dayey
of Princeton. In the pole vault Cor
nell will feature Foss, who has done
better than 1875 this year. Haydock
of Harvard, Newsletter of Pennsyl-
vania, Wilcox of Stanford and Nichols
OF California will fight for henors
Dartmouth Star In Jumps.
worthington of Dartmouth looks
like the logical winner in the broad
Jump, although Sisson of Stanford
may surprise the eastern man. Maker
Of California is also a good jumper.
Yale has a man in Hampton who
should make good showing while
Culbertson of Cornell, Minot of Har-
ward and Richards of Cornell look
good for places.
All of these events will[ be closely
contested, and Cornell should not
score as many points as last year, de-
spite the fact that the alumni are
banking on a big win this season.
Cornell has a great team, but it will
not take very many slips for some
other team to crowd them hard. The
to the teams fighting for place, and
the Palo Alto team ought to make a
great showing.
Stanford at Least Third.
One of the Stanford alumni in Ho-
nolulu asked the writer the other day
what he thought of the possibilities of
Palo Alto in the big eastern meet.
Here is the answer. Stanford should
finish ahead of Pennsylvania. They
should score more points than Michi-
gan. The Cardinal ought to and is
expected to excel Princeton. 1t isn't
at Gll dream that they may score
more points than either Yale or Har-
ward, and it is probable that they
might capture the meet.
If Michigan and Harvard crowds
Cornell out of points in the sprints,
and Kirksey should make as good
time as he did two weeks ago, and
Meredith wins the quarter mile with
Bingham and Wilcox we'll up, that will
cut down the Cornell score. All of
these things are possible, too.
May Cut Cornell.
Cornell should score in the half and
mile, put il Meredith of Penn, Over
ton of Yale, Biddle and Bingham of
Harvard run their races, Cornell will
not have the largest number of points
here. Cornell should win two of the
three first places in the two-mile run.
Cornell will score in the shot put,
pole vault and high jump, with Rich
ards and Foss, and possibly gilbert
son will win at east two points in the
broad Jump. Stanford has chance
in the shot PUT and broad jump, per-
haps. better than Cornell, and if Paul
Wilson can stretch those long limbs
of his IN the mile, there may be re-
joicing in Palo Alto next Saturday
evening. IA
~Checaing it all over Cornell is still
the fayorite, but Stanford has a good
chance Of landing close to 80 points
which would give them a fighting
chance for a position among the first
three. From present indications it
looks like Cornell, Harvard, Stanford,
Yale, Pennsylvania, Michigan and
Princeton as the lineup when the