Evening star., 1918-06-02
T|TULAR MEET WON
BYCORNELL SQUAD
For Fourth Consecutive Time
Ithacans Capture Trophy
in IntercoIIegiates.
PRINCETON MAN is STAR

aSApito, oiiS VI tiiS iOoi vi
consecutive time Cornell Uni
versity today won the cham
pionship of the Intercollegiate
Association of Amateur Ath-
letes of America on Franklin
Field.
The Ithacans scored an easy
victory, making a total of AZ
points. The University of Pitts
burgh was second, with 80
points; Dartmouth third, with
2o; Princeton fourth, with l0,
and Pennsylvania fifth, with Is.
Other point winners were Massa-
chusetts Institute of Tech
nology, l3; Columbia, II; Johns
Hopkins, Lafayette and Pennsyl-
vania State, each; Amherst,
3H; Brown and Yale, 3 each;
Rutgers, ~; Harvard, 2;
Swarthmore, l.
Cornell was especially strong in the
hurdles. broad jump and two-Inile
events. scoring twelve points in the
distance run, ten in the broad. nine
in the low hurdles and seven in the
high hurdles. Her team captured two
firSts, four seconds. two thirds, five
fourths and five fifths. Pittsburgh's
points were well scattered. She cap
tured first place in the Quarter-mile
and hammer throw and divided first
place in the pole vault with Dart
mouth. Dartmouth captured one first
place. the shot-put, and got second
place in the Quarter-mile and in the
hammer throw.
Erdman Of Princeton Stars.
c. R. Erdman of Priseeton wa
high-point scorer of the meet, win
ming both the 100 and 220 yard hur-
dies for total of ten points. c. Hay
mond of Pennsylvania contributed
ming the 220-yard dash and finishing
second in the hundred. F. J. Shea. the
quarter-mile champion, representing.
Pittsburgh University. also made nine
easily in the good time of ~ 3-5 sec
onds, and finishing second in the
220-yard dash.
The closest and best race of the
day was the half-mile event. in which
K. A. Mayer of Cornell was expected
to win easily by Coach Jack Moakley.
Mayer took the lead and held it all
the way until yard from the finish.
when c. Shaw of Columbia. coming
from among the punched runners sew
eral yards to his rear. made a des-
perate rush. Shaw overlook Mayer
and lunged across the finish just one
step in the lead. The time OF the race
was 1.56 As.
Twelve men started in the mile race
which also resulted in a close finish
George +. Halfacre of Massachusetts,
Tech set the pace and held the lead
for most of the distance W. G. Klein
spehn of Lafayette came along strong
in the third quarter and by a great
burst of speed shot ahead of the
Massachusetts man and won by about
two yards.
Dresser Easy Victor.
The two-mile race, in which fifteen
men started. one-third Of whom wore
the Cornell colors, was a runaway race
for I. C. Dresser. the speedy Ithacan.
He took long lead at the start grad
ually increased 1t running easily. and
Tapped couple of runners before he
finished the two miles. Cornell cap
tured four of the five places. W. K
MacMahon OF MASSACHUSETTS Teen nm
ishing third.
Although there were no records
broken. the track events were run in
good times. w. H Ganzemuller of
Pennsylvania State won the 100-yard
dash in 10 1-5 seconds, after running
mond ran the 220-yard dash in 21 3-5
seconds, excellent time considering the
wind that was blowing.
The weather was clear but very hot.
the mercury reaching 80 degrees in the
shade. The attendance was small.
The Summary.
Shot-put. nnal-won by ". c. Beers Dart
mouth. As feet IL inches; second, r. F.
Cleveland Princeton. Al feet 5 inches ,l,ira.
]. B. Sutherland. Pittsburgh. SO feet 9 inches
fifth. Paul Chandler. Swarthmore. IS feet 80
one.mile run. nnal-won by W. C. Klein
Nassachase.ts sReai Tech third Perry Addie@an.
nth. fsDIssa Rayai shepard % Columbia. Time. 4as.
12o-yard hurdles. final-Won by c. R. Erd-
tRir e. sssen " fsnf
" H. Glen, Clsmnshaw. T,m. Cornell fifth. E. n
muller. Pennsylvania State: second, c. Hay
mond Psnnsylvsnia j., third F: Dayis. Pennsyl-
Tech fifth. II. L. shackleton Cornell. Time.
0.1O Is.
Hammer throw-won by ]. B. Sutherland.
Pittsburgh. distance 152 feet IA inches: SER
ond. L. H. Weld, Dartmouth. 1875 teet 81
inches; third, X. C. Beyan. Dartmouth. 1a1
feet 1 inch fourth. A:nes, Stevens. Harvard.
124 feet 10 inches; fifth. j. R. Bangs. Cornell.
Two-:niie run-won by I. C. Dresser. Cor
nell; second. d, F. Peck. Cornell; third. v.
f. Spear. Cornell: firth. c. S. Seelbach.
High tump-Won by N. Firor, Johns Hop
burgh. and NJ. Anderson. Amherst. tied for
second at feet 1o1a inches; fourth, ]. T.
Moriartity, Dartmouth, feet ga inches;
fifth. n. C. Beers. Dartmouth. feet 81
Pole rault-Eoy yesterday. Pittsburgh. and
J. e. Jordan. Dartmouth, tied for first place
" " ". .ee weber. f' Yale; e:e e A. Myers. % Dart:
place at IL feet.
% Hfsss fsss as1e ss r.
saa on Cornell 1sii Il sset Inches & 5ouFh
Smith. Cornell, q fee. ~ inches: fifth. J. NJ
second. X. A. Mayer. Cornell; third. G. W.
Albrecht. Pittsburgh fourth, S; Bowaen.
nell Time. 156 As.
Final. 22o-yard hurdles-won by C. R.
Erdman. Princeton second. W. Smith, Cornell
Prineeson. Fl sss''; Time. % o.a4a.s. ~ " A. '"0''0ss'
2oo-yard dash.won by G; Raymond. Penn
third, Fred Davis. Pennsylvania; fourth, T.
". Bossert, Massachusetts Tech: fifth. r. 3.
Brown. Princeton. Time. O.21 3-5.
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