Omaha daily bee., 1919-06-01
College Athletic Meets

annual track and field games of the
intercollegiate Athletic Association
of America today, winning the meet
with 1914 points. Pennsylvania
came second with % points; Michi-
gan, third, with "a; Harvard, fourth,
with %; Dartmouth, fifth, with IA;
Yale scored 49,
The inability of Carl Erdman, OF
Princeton, to compete worked Won
ders for Cornell and the latter
romped home with first and second
places in the high and low hurdles
and won Is points. Cornell's other
points were scored as follows:
Five points each in the 440, the
$50, the mile and the two-mile and
l, "a in the high jump.
]. A. Mayer of Cornell was rum
ming in wonderful form and led the
fields to the tape in the quarter and
pressed all the way. The time was
1:56 Is.
Carl t. Johnson was the high in
dividual winner. He added 121z to
Michigan's score. running second to
w. c. Raymond in the hundred, win
ming the broad jump with a leap of
% feet. 1917 inches, and tieing for
second in the high jump with the bar
at SIX feet, one inch.
Summarizes:
Mile run: Won by O'Connell. Harvard;
Crawford. Lafayette, second; McDermott,
Cornell, third; o'Leary, Cornell. fourth
Raymond, Princeton, fifth. Time: 4
minutes, 90 3-5 seconds
| 44o-yard dash: Won by Mayer, Cornell
Torrill Princeton, second; Rice, Rutgers,
third; Stewart, Yale. fourth; Souder
Syracuse, fifth. Time: 40 AS seconds
l.o-yyard hurdles Won by Smith
bridge, Princeton, third; Savage. Bowdoin
fourth; Bellereau, Rutgers. fifth. Time:
Is LIS seconds.
Yale, height. feet, 2 inches: Hamton,
Pennsylvania, and johnson, Michigan, tied
for second, feet, inch; Ramsey. Cornell,
and Krogness, Harvard. tied for fourth.
1sYs!d G1ih %on hay%ond
Moore, Harvard, third: Cook, Michigan,
fourth; Rollins. NJ. I. T. fifth. Time: 10
shot-put: Won by Allan, Maine. dis
lance, A feet "a inches; Brsden Yale,
gan, third, 43 feet inches; Clark.
Harvard. fourth, a feet. y inches; Smith,
Michigan, fifth, 40 feet. v inches.
I. s. Dresser Of Cornell broke the In
tercollegiate two-mile record when he
won the event without being pressed, in
9 minutes. % Us seconds The former
record was 9 minutes, % AS seconds. and
was held by ]. F. Hoffmire, of Cornell,
Dressers time for the mile was 4:42.
Two-mile run: Won by Dresser. Cor
NELL Goodwin, Bowdoin, second; Bartels,
Johns HOPKINS, third; Hutchinson, Har-
ward fourth: Dudley. Yale, fifth. Time:
9 minutes % rs seconds.
Pole vault: Won by Meyers. Dart
mouth, (heght II feet, ihches); New
stetter. Pennsylvania, second, (height, IL
feet inches): Harwood Harvard; Land
ers, Pennsylvania Breckley, Rutgers. and
Parker. Yale. tied for third at - feet.
F. J. Shea. jr., Pittsburgh Splinter,
ton keen in the quarter mile and furlong,
was unable to start. as he pulled tendon
while warming up.
One-half mile run: Won by Mayer,
Cornell; Gustaffson, Pennsylvania, and
Shaw, Columbia, third; Turner. Syracuse.
fourth: Coakley, Dartmouth, fifth, Time:
Cornell; Watt, Cornell, second; Savage,
Bowdoin, third; Frazier, Pennsyiva mia.
fourth; Trowbridge, Princeton. fifth
Time "a Is seconds.
mouth, distance, 143 feet, ~ inches:
Dandrow. NJ. I. T, second, 1877 feet.
inches Murphy, Dartmouth, third, 1877
feet; Smith, Michigan, fourth, 1913 feet.
5A inches; Stevens. Harvard 1872 feet.
81 inches.
sylvania: Moore. Harvard second; Clark,
Davis, Pennsylvania, fifth: Time: 81 S-5
seconds.