New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
LARGEST ENTRY
EVER In ANNUAL
PENN. CARNIvAL
Many Relay Aspirants in
Different Classes AS
sure Good Races.

Final classification Of the colleges
for the class races at the Pennsylvania
relay carnival at Franklin Field on
April % and 90 has just been an
nounced. The classes have filed bet
ter than ever before.
Because Of the engraving OF the
prizes and the lettering Of the ban
ners. IL was necessary 10 have the en-
tries in early. The championship en-
tries are still unsettled. but the big
colleges have been asked TO let the
management know their intentions by
the end Of TINS week. The review OF
the colleges given below shows that
practically all Of the Institutions, botn
of the East and Of tho West, will be
at the relay carnival this year.
Though the big colleges have not
sent in their championship entries
fully as yet, d. Is assured that all the
championship relays will be better hlled
than usual. The one-mile race has the
entries 10 date of Harvard, Chicago,
Princeton, Dartmouth, Kansas, Wisoon-
sin and Pennsylvania. These ak named
have made a good showing this winter.
Chicago, Princeton, Dartmouth, Hsr-
ward and Pennsylvania have all beaten
$3.50 at the distance indoors.
The two-mile race has Michigan,
Kansas, Princeton, Yale and Penrsyl-
vania now entered and some other
teams will probably be heard from by
the end Of this week. Cornells team
will run in the four-mile race, where
il will again meet the Massachusetts,
Institute Of Technology team, victor
over the lthacans at the indoor inter-
collegiates. The other championships
have also filed, so that these events
are expected TO produce sensational
/ races, as was the case last year.
There are always O number OF col
leges with first class athletes who are
represented in the special events. This
f is especially the case with some OF the
Western colleges. though most of them
will be represented by relay teams.
/ Following will be found the list Of col
/ lege teams that have entered for the
/ championships and their various class
races:
l-colleres entered in re championships or
special events. This list. given in bulk as
the different entries for the championship,
arc NOS called ior rs ycr:
Yale. Harvard. Princeton, cornell, Dart-
mouth. Michigan. Chicago. Illinois. Pennsyl-
,ania. Missouri. Wisconsin, Notre Dame.
Kansas Indiana, Occidental college. Brigham
Young University. Iowa STATE College ana
CLASS RACES.
! Class u champlonship-C0lu Syracuse.
7 Massachusetts Institute OF Technology, Ham
limo College. Michigan Agricultural college.
Holy Cross and Pennsylvania state College.
Class l-SVarthmore. FOrdham, Johns Hop
+ kins, University Of Pittsburgh. Coe College
anu Buffalo University.
class .-Dubuque college. carnegie lnsu-
fufe OF Technology, New York University
Haverford. Wesleyan. Hamilton College and
Newherry College.
+ Glass 3-C'olgato. Iehigh. lafayette Buck
nell Worcester Polytechnic Institute, hut-
gers. Dickinson and George Washington Uni
] verify.
I Class 4-Washington and JefferSon. Frank
I'm and Marshall. Gettysburz. Muhlenherg
COLLEGE St Johns College lAnnapolisl, Cath
Ole University and Brooklyn College.
D class b-College ~ Jersey CITY, New iorf
Law school BfooNyn Polytechnic Institute,
i college or the city ~ Sew lor@. Drexel IN
rutlfe Temple college. New York College oi
Dental and Oral surgery Indiana Norman
School ana Virginia Military Insttute.
Glass 6 Mansfield Normal school Della
ware College. Maj land Agricultural College
Trslnus College. Villa SOsa College. Lebanon
valley college Juniata college. Rhode leland
state College and Trenton school u Indus-
trial Art
dflrhla college % Phafmacy Art and Textile
School School Of Pedagogy. la sale college