The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-13

New York, May 13.-More than 1,- 200 entries are in the hands of, the secretary of the intercollegiate Asso- ciation of amateur athletes of America for the forty-frst championship games of the Association, to be held at Cam bridge, Mass, on May 26 and 27. ITwenty-four colleges and universities including Stanford and California from the Pacific Coast and Michigan from the Middle West have entered teams and the two-day meet in the Harvard stadium promises to be one of the most organization.
 Yale leads with 146 entrants, the New Haven university having named the limit number of contestants in a majority of the thirteen events which compose the program of track and field contests. Cornell, the present Inter collegiate championship ho1deh is sec ond with 122 and Princeton third with III. Michigan is well up in the list with 81 names while Stanford has 32 and California 19. Among the other institutions which have entered large teams are Pennsylvania., Amherst, Dartmouth, Harvard, Mass. I. T., Penn State, and Syracuse. Georgetown is the only Southern representative.
 The. colleges which have entered icontestants in every event include: Amherst, Bowdoin, Cornell, Dart
 
 Michigan, New York University, Penn. State, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Syra- cuse and Yale. The University of Maine also entered a number of ath- Ietes but.the names were received con lsiderab1y after the official time set for the closing of the lists and there is some doubt as to whether these en- trants will be permitted to start. The California entries are confined to the two hurdle and five field eventss The largest number of entries have been received for the sprints, runs and broad jump, totalling we'll over one hundred in each Of these contests.
 Among the prominent individual en- trants, who have earned Interco1le- giate National or International honors on field and track are the following: Cornell-Shiverick, Shelton. Windna- gle, Potter. Hoffmire, Starr, Richards Foss. McCuteheon; Stanford-Fred Wilcox, Sisson Caughey; Pennsylva- nia-Kaufman, Meredith Lennon, Berry, Newsletter, Dorizas; Harvard Teschner, Minot, Wilcox, Bingham, Johnstone, Haydock; Michigan-Smith O'Brien, Ufer. Carroll Catlett, Cross; California -PrebeI, Baker, Nichols, GiIdersleeve, Richardson; Ya1e- Treadway, Overtons Leisenring, OIer; Princeton, Moore. Barrett, F1otto; Dartm -Worthington and Miner; Syracuse-Curtiss and White; Penn State, Hammitt and Brown.
 The number of entries by colleges in each event is as follows:
 1Oo-yds. dash-1e4 entries as fol- 1ows-Amherst 6, Bowdoin 6, Colby 2, Columbia 2, Cornell 10, Dartmouth 6, Georgetown 3, Harvard 10, Haverford 1, Johns Hopkins 2, Lafayette 1, Stanford 3, Mass T. T. 8. Michigan 5, N. Y-, Univ, Penn. State 5, Pennsyl- vania 6, Princeton 9, Rutgers 2, Syra- cuse 3, Yale 12.
 220-yds. dash-11O entries-An- herst 6, Bowdoin 6, Colby ?, CoIum- bia 2, Cornell 10, Dartmouth 6, George town 3, Harvard g, Johns Hopkins 2, Stanford 3, Mass. I. T. 8, Michigan A. N. Y Univ. 2, Penn. State B. PennsyI- vania II, Princeton g, Rutgers 4, Syra- cuse 3, Yale 12.
 44O-yds. un-11O entries@Anhers ', Bowdoin 6. Brown 2, Colby, 3, Cor nell g, Dartmouth 6, Harvard 6, Hay erford 1, Johns Hopkins 3, Lafayette 1, Stanford 3, Mass. I. T., T, Michigan g, N. Y. Univ. 1, Penn Statea 6, Penn sylvania g, Princeton g, Rutgers 3, Swarthmore 8, Syracuse 4, Yale 12
 88O-yds. run-115 entries-Anherst 6, Bowdoin 6. Colby 9, Columbia 2, Cornell 12, Dartmouth 6, Harvard 5, Hayerford 1, Johns Hopkins 3, Stan ford 8, Mass. I. T., 10, Michigan 8, N Y. Univ, 1. Penn State 5, Pennsylvania 12, Princeton 12, Rutgers 1, Swarth- more 3. Syracuse 5, Yale 12.
 One mile run-127 entries-Anherst 6. Bowdoin 6, Colby 3. Columbia 3.