New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-05-28

New intercollegiate records.
stuck grimly at his shoulder until nc
was shaken of in the stretch. so tired
that Riley. Of Dartmouth. and Grim,
of Cornell, passed him and won second
and third places. respectively.
\ Fast Pace.
In the half-milc Floto, Of Princeton,
and Bingham. of Harvard. pressed the
PENNSYLVANIA star from the start. and
although the Princeton man could not
hold the pace to the end. Bingham
STAYED with Meredith to the line. being
beaten BY less than two yards. ling
ham was timed one-ffth Of second
inside the previous record, and won
second place from Scudder, Meredith s
teammate, by eight yards
Aside from Cornelns team victory
and Meredith's record breaking per-
formances the feature Of the day was
the splendid showing made by Stanford
end California. These two universities
we're represented by comparatively
small squads. which made the trip Of
more than $500 miles to compete
against the pick Of the East.
The combined entry of the two did
not equal several of the larger institu-
tions Of this section, but between them
they we're able TO collect "A points, one
less than the winning total OF Cornell.
Stanford placed men in five events and
California a like number.
Stanford. with Murray and Morton,
picked up 10 points in the two hurdle
races and California two frsts and
third in the shot and hammer
Yale's winning of second place was
due i'm part 10 Captain Oilers excellent
work I'm the field events. ably assisted
by Braden. Hampden. Clifford. Buck and
Nagel. all Of whom counted with small
point places. In this respect Yale was
like Cornell. scoring in ten out OF tn
thirteen events, although winning on
only one.
Princeton uncovered a very fast dash
man in W. b. Moore. who accounted Tor
nine Of the Tigers ten points by WIN
ming first in the go yards and in the
100. Worthington, Spear and Riley
were the chief point winners for Dart
mouth
Michigan's thirteen points came
through Smiths first and second in the
Z spirits and CAROLS second IN the
mile.
TRACK EVENTS.
1OO-yard dash-Won by H. L. Smith, Mich
igan: W r. Moore. Princeton, second +: A.
Teschner. Harvard. third a. +. Van Wln-
kle, Cornell fourth: II. J. lreadway' rae
fifth. Time. 0:l0.
i2o-yard high hurdles Won by +. 5. Muir
ray. Leland Stanford l.. +. Gubb. Cornell
second: r. l.. Preble. California. thrd ,
j. X. Norton Leland Stanford, fourth; j.
v Farwell. Yale. fifth. Time. 10 seconds
g now intercollegiate record.
A4O-yard run-WOn BY j. +. Meredith, Unit
yersity OF Pennsylvania +. c. Riley. Dart
mouth. second W. d. Grim. Cornell. third .
V. WilcoX, jr.. Harvard. fourth h. =.
Richardson. Princeton. fifth. Time. 0:i' 2-o'
a new intercollegiate record.
ssO-yard run-Won by j. +. Meredith. Uni
versitv Of Penn: ". J. Bingham. Harvard,
second L. C. Scudder, University OF Penn,
third: G. NJ Taylor. Cornell. fourth ; &
Peterson. Syracuse, fifth. Time / 49, new
intercollegiate record.
One-mile run-Won by L. v Windnagie'
Cornell. II. L. Carroll. Of Michigan. second :
/ W Overton. Yale. third; II. X. Wilson,
stanford. fourth r. G. Brown. Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology. fifth. Time
AIS. >. ~. ~.
nell ! s. Hoffmier. Cornell second; E Frey.
Cornell third: j. c. Corwith. Cornell
fourth J. r. Putnam, Yale. fifth. Time
Coward dash Won by ". p. Moore,
Princeton II. l.. Sinllus Mltiih"ii'
A. f. Van Wrinkle. Cornell, third II. l.
Treadway Yale, fourth T. heufmann. chl-
versity OF Pennsylvania NTH. lime' y =. 30
Coward low hurdes-Won by +. ;. Mur-
raw Stanford j. V. FarweI' aye, second :
]. K Norton. Stanford. third d. NJ brown
Penn state. fourth: W A. savage DOW
dom. fifth. Time. O:24 10.
FIELD EVENTS.
16-pound shot put-Won by II. b Lever
sedge. California. 46 #. 2i2 in; {. ". spear
dartmouth. 40 Il. . in. second A; ".
Birbards. Cornell. IS It. IL. in. third !;
y r Caurev. Stanford. 20 II. in. fourth :
4 NJ Rraden. Yale. IS II. a in. NTH.
tJiob iurp-Won by W. NJ. Oler, Jr. \ ale
8 - 81 in. l. l.. Maker. California, IL.
IA ;r second tie between 4. W. kicharus'
Cornell. !. o. tombstone; Harvard ahu -
q Gigord. Yale. for third. at Il. IN
tfamn,er throw-Won by c. c. GildersleeNe'
california 1855 II. ] in. G. W. Lesdbetter'
Do,y6oin' 1852 II. in. second; n. II: kcn-
srdson California. l5l f. 9l2 IN third =.
T. Haceman. Cornell. l43 f. 81 in. fourth :
e Pudrith. Dartmouth. l48 fl. = m
Rnnning broad jump-Won by II. H.
Ulrtbington. Dartmouth. "a II. = IN w
NJ OLE in 4 Yale. 20 Il. - in. second W.
Al Sisson Stanford % IT, m. tnlru 7 o
Nak.r California. % n. II. in. fourth
= NJ HAMPTON. Yale. p II. -. in. hfth.
pole vauit-Won by +. h. Foss. Corner
,,.;,b - fcet : inches tie between w. /,
Ncvstetter and +. l. Sewell, University OF
pcnnsvlvania. X. r. Curtis. syracuse ~ =,
BUCK and j. n. Nagel. jr., Yale WIN -
feot 4 inches for second.