New-York tribune., 1918-06-01

Yale, son of the famous Mike, of high
jumping fame, and who failed to come
through. Sweeney was rather un-
fortunate, as on two occasions after
clearing the bar he carried down the
cross piece with him.
Pittsburgh has a most likely winner
Of the hammer throw in ohm B. Suther.
land, the big football player. Suther.
land got out an effort of Isl feet
inches, which was 16 feet better than
Lincoln Weld, of Dartmouth, wko was
second. Wilson Beers, from Dart
mouth captured the shot put, with 43
feet 8 inches, but R. F. Cleveland, Of
Princeton, son of the late Grover
Cleveland, who was second, less than
two feet behind, promises to make it
interesting for his Hanover friend in
the finals.
The entries of Pittsburgh, Harvard.
Brown, Rutgers and Georgetown, which
were received after closing time, were
accepted by the officials at a special
meeting held prior to the games. All
gave sound reasons and the vote was
unanimous to accept them
The summaries:
100 ward dash Ctriais)-First hest-won BY Rees
Shackieton Cornell R Mul!ane Brown. second;
second heat--won by T W Dessert Massachuse,t:
era6aR ea + b1S p o m sscTnd &
hy G Raymond Pennsylvania: w II. Gauzemuller.
ma Fourh Sy pa 5s,ac
psnnsylvania F C Iompz9n Yale second: J. Il
FFst heat or debated a men IN above he.
pnl,, M9n by j Takach Fordhsm $ F. Friedman.
,,iLa1 Iaif run 5triasy-Frst hsat-won BY < \
1n5- ny - y, Second hestIwon by R. shepard @.
Abreu, Cornell. third Time, 200 3-5. Third heat
ssn., Won by G Bawden. Massachusstts Tech A. HUI
bureh. third. Tine 2oi Is, j. A-' '''''' f''''-
:, lZo-yafd e, high hurdles nrialsl-First heas-won
ton second: 6. A schmon. Lafayette. third Time.
Cb,se,,s clS ssTSnd Ts6 hsaWsn by o. Mills Mssss
19qEh FSamar Time 9ls 25 Third hsatmw9n by
Cornell, second; j. w Reynolds. Lafayette. third.
44o-yard run theld without qualifying traals)-
II staub. Columbia: J: X Henick. Cornell; A z
! Gao fSaf ( NuFy sssvesoa DsmGHa Y
NJ Gustaffson; Psnnsyyania: R. Clattony. Penn.
ssoyard low iisa hnrdos 1's4aIs he.-wa
by Waite6 Smith s,.5, Gornsll G Buzby pnncston
second Nile MSs Tsh s Td II cena. %s
shaw. Cornell; c. A: Trowbndge. princeton, SEQ
Third heat-won by c. R Erdlnsn Princeton; W.
l. Gates s,- Georgsto"n second; E. B. Bickford Cor
PaMs .d.ama psnnsyiysnis H. GauzepIlsr Penn
o:22 3-5 Second heat-Wcn by C Raymond Penn.
sylvania: C J. Davis Dartmouth. second; s
Fitzpatrick. Foriham. third. Time 90 as Third
heat-Won by + j Shea, Pittsourg J. a Barrett,
third Tine. O.22 - Fourth heattfor beaten
men in above heatsl-Won by T. w. Bossert, Mass.
Tech: T. Takade. Fordhaxn. second r. f. Brown,
Princeton. third Time. %
Putting l6pound shot (trais)-First. W. c.
Beers. Dartmouth. with 43 feet 3 inches; r. F.
| Cleveland. Princeton. with Il feet 5 inches Sec
ond; T. Sinclair. Brown. with go feet 4 inches,
third J. b. Sutherland. Pittsburgh. with SO fest
inches fourth: F. Littauer Columbia. with 81
feet Y inches. fifth: 2. Chandler swarthmoro.
with 81 feet Sl+ inches. sixth.
. unning high jump qualifying athletesl-G. Stone.
Dartmouth; NJ Firor. Johns Hopkins: J. e Hugus
Pittsburgh and w. c. Beers. Dartmouth. Distance.
feet inches.
Throwing lspound hammer ftrals)-won By
J. B. Sutherland. Pittsburgh. with l5l feet
inches: L. II. Weld. Dartmouth. with 135 feet 3A
inches. second X c. Beevan. Dartmouth with 127
feet ! inch. third: A. Stevens. Harvard with l24
feet 10 inches. fourth: J r. Bangs Cornell with
l09 feet 10 inches fifth: F. H. Wharton Pennsyl-
vallia. with los feet inch. sixth
Iunning broad jump ttrials)Won by IT. Schultz,
Columbia. with 81 feet inches: W. Smith, Cornell
with Il feet ~ inches second: II. E. Shackleton.
Cornell. with 81 fee, 2a inches. fourth J. NJ sum-
Weller Georgetown. with 20 feet ToIs inches sixth
Pole vault ttr:alsl-Those qualify were j.
Brcckley. Rutgers: f f. Myers Dartmouth; r
Easterday. Pittsburgh: u. b. Ford. Yale; W. W.
Webber Yale. and j. e. Jordan. Dartmouth. Al