Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-27
BY n. C. BYRD.

Cornell did just what was expected
Of it in the trial heats of the intercol-
legiates yesterday in the Harvard sta
dium-aualiied more men for the
finals this afternoon than any other
institution, and. excepting Yale. more
than any other two combined. This
causes Cornell to continue the IA
vorite for point honors. though 1t prob
ably will depend in the main for its
count on the points scored by its men
who finish in the places.
In only one event of eleven did Cor
nell men fail to qualify, that being
the broad jump. In the other ten it
will have eighteen in the finals. and
the chances are that the total scored
by those will be sufficient to capture
first place.
Leland Stanford has one man prac-
his school. Murray did such brilliant
work over the high and low sticks that
he is generally looked upon as GER
| tain winner of both hurdle events.
Yesterday he lowered the intercollegt-
ate record for the 120-yard high hur-
dies by fifth Of a second, but the
mark probably will not stand because
(
at his back.
Worthington of Dartmouth broke the
| long standing record of Alva Kraentz-
| lin in the broad jump. but the per
Torrance was not allowed. as ne
| fouled by about quarter of an inch.
The number of qualifications were
Cornell. 10: Yale. IS: Harvard. s: Lee
land Stanford. Z; California. Z; Dart
mouth, I; University of Pennsylvanis.
4 Princeton, Z; Michigan. s: Pennsyl-
Il
IL: Rutgers, /; Swarthmore. l.. and
Massachusetts Institute Of Technof-
ogy, /.
which they qualified.
10o-ysrd dash A. v. Van Wrinkle. W G.
Bartsch X. Kelly and A: l.. Cuiberson. Cornell
f. A. Teschner and ". Moore. Harvard; H /.
bin. Pennaylvania state: V. Kaufman. University
Of Pennsylvania; W. B. Moore Princeton; n. ~ !,
T Tesesnef and ": B. 'f Moore me' '@e0'
12o-yard high hurdies1T. L. PEeble' Cali Cali
fornia; L. E. Cub J: NJ Watt and I H. star Ut
state: /. :. soway, swaIthmSre; !; v. F.rve1 i.
seconds. a new intercollegiate record, by Muir
doin: '. s. Allen Harvard: F. $: Murray and
J. X. Norton Leland Stanford; D.: NJ: Brown
ss:s G. r.ensl Mess.n
Bes. time: . is seconds, made By Norton;
, state; A. F. van Wrinkle and K. Kelly Cornell
E. A. Teschner and ". Moore. Harvard H. L
kaufman. University Of Pennsylvania: ". B.
Moore; Princeton; H. l. TreadGay. g; E. Keller ,
and sssa,G: NJ NJ k s..wnrt Yale Best 'me' -
44O-yard dash-w. D. Grim. Cornell; E. G
Riley Dartmouth: Wilsss jr H Har,sna
syIvana: Z; JaeEe. and i. 4. Rich. rdsen
| Princeton: j. NJ. Coleman, Rutgers. Best per
Torrance, $50 Is. made by Riley.
sso-yard dash-C: NJ. Beekwith. /. V: Wind
nsge ind C. Tayo Cornell, ,Dd sn.
Yale: ]. b: Meredith and L. Q. scudder, Uni
yersity Of Pennsylvania; c: Peterson; Syracuse
! by Windnagle.
c. Hin Z ks M:sss e csl.. 9sn.
stone. Harvard: W ". Oler. IT,. and c. c.
Clifford. Yale: Best performance, feet 111s
Broad jump Nv Worth!nsten. Dartmouth; F;
stanford; c. $. Reed. Massachusetts Institute
ton. Yale: Best performance. "a feet u inch.
by Worthington.
Richard Cornell: c; W. Spears, Dartmouth: L.
R. Caughey. Leland stanford; c. J. Cross. Mich
Is t.et 81 inches by Iiver.sdse. performance
Hammer-throw-G. W. Leadbetter. Bowdoin:
G. G. Gilderslesye and D. H. Richardson. Cali.
rith. Dartmouth: r. L. Nourse. Princeton Bes,
performance. Is" feet inches. by Leadbetter
Pole vault; X: Foss. Cornell; H. s. Buck
! E. L. Sewell University Of Pennsylvania: r. R.
| Curtis. Syracuse All tied at 10 feet inches
| Central and Western are right al
! Eastern's heels in the high school base
| ball series. The victories Of these two
! teams yesterday place them only half a
game behind the Light Blue and White
IN position where one victory will put
| either in the lead
| Western defeated Tech by big mar
gin, scoring consistently from the first
| till the eighth inning The count was
s to 2. The Red and White got a lead
of three runs in the opening period
which was sufficient to give it the vic
| tory had it not placed another man over
| the plate. Lester Peine. Westerns reg
| ular third baseman, went on the mound
and held Tech to five hits and struck
| out eight. Bryan Morse knew what he
| was doing when he decided to use his
| basket ball star on the slab.
i Gottlieb pitched Central to its win
over Business. allowing the same num-
Der of hits that did Peine. Gottlieb
| had Business shut out until the last
/ half of the ninth. when it scored three
! times. Central won by TO 3.
| Tommy Peyton was the star hitter for
| Western. getting safe drive on each
! of his four trips to the plate. Two
| each. Cook led the Central team in
| batting, making a two-bagger and two
| singles out of four attempts. Gerard
f1elded brilliantly at shortstop for Bust
| ness, Marbury did some fine work at
second for Central Stenhenson ar first