The sun., 1919-05-18
PENNSYLVANIA WINS
TRIPLE TRACK MEET
Dartmouth Second, Columbia
Third In Battles in Mud
on South Field.
THREE DOUBLE VICTORS
Raymond, Gustafson and eau
sey Each Capture Pair Of
First Places.
THREE DOUBLE vICToRS

N0SSi'suAb uhck atnlotes tri-
umphed in the most important inter
collegiate meet held in New York since
the early 1soo's when the college
championships we're staged at Berkeley
| oval In the upper Bronx. Pennsy's
| score was 10 1-3 points; Dartmouth was
second with 81 2-3 and Columbia last
with 81.
The events were run Off IN a driving
rain which soon transformed the track
Into river and the field into O auag-
miro. Despite the weather conditions
a large and enthusiastic gathering wit
messed the meet.
As was freely predicted Pennsyl-
vania had little difficulty in coming out
on top. Lawson Robertson's charges
lost no time In going to the fore by cap
turing first places and twenty-eight
points in the first four events, the two
| dashes and the 4A0 and $50 yard runs.
Penn also took q pair Of nrsts In the
hurdlea
Capt Creed Raymond. Marvin Gus
tafson and p. r. Smalley Of Pennsyl-
vania led In the scoring. Each Quaker
bagged a brace OF frsts. Considering
the condition OF the track, Raymond,
| the Blue and Red captain. made re-
| markably fast time when he ran the
| century dash in 10 LIS seconds. He was
pressed by his teammats F. s. Davis,
| and by L. Wettles OF Columbia, but APP
| parently had plenty left in him to run
| the trial 22o dash and final In good
time and win.
In the quarter mile Marvin Gustafson
| of Pennsylvania led the field by a good
| margin at all times and won in 81 AS
| seconds Gustafson followed with a
brilliant victory In the half mile.
II waQ mt until the hal yYniiA ho .
| the first surprise of the meet cana
| Charlie Shaw of Columbia, intercol-
legiate champion at that distance, was
counted an almost sure victor. At the
| end of the FIRST lap Shaw took the lead
and gradually heightened his stride un-
| til he was far in front.
Tho big lead was his undoing, for he
| did not seem TO know that Gustafson.
his chief rival, was fast creeping up.
With a mighty effort the Penn athlete
closed rapidly and surprised the Column
bia runner by crossing the finish line a
half stride to the good
The one bright feature Of the day for
Columbia was the running OF Al Huel-
senbach and Turner. In the mile &c
| pecially was the team work OF this paig
noticeable. Huelsenbach sprang a sur
prise in the half mile. He Is supposed
to DO only a distance man, but when
| I1due MS maj 10 over
take the leading Shaw, Huelsenbach also
| sprinted and in ten more yards might
havo overtaken both the leaders
MuOhy Green's Star.
| Dartmouth made strong bid in the
| field events to equal Pensylvania's ad-
| vantage on the track. but even here
| Penn showed remarkable strength. TAX
Ing two firsts and tying for a third
Caddy Murphy Of baseball fame was
the most consistent run getter for the
Green on the field. He won the shot
| put with a heave OF 40 feet b& inches
and was placed second in the hammer
throw with 143 feet inches.
A triple tie resulted In the pole vault
Landers Of Pennsylvania. former A. A
U. champion. and E. f. Meyers. the
Dartmouth star. tied at the low vault OF
10 feet inches, with K F. Libbey. also
Of Dartmouth. The ground was far toe
wet for good work In this as we'll as the
| other field events. and all suffered as @
| result.
| The high jump resulted In a tie be.
| tween Hapdon and Thibaud OF Penn al
s feet 6 inches, a mark that any OF the
jumpers could easily have passed under
better conditions.
| The results OF the meet on the whole
|
| some line on the ability of their men as
mudders. cannot be taken as meaning
very much when close calculations arS
made on the probable winners In the in
| tercollegiates at Harvard next Saturday
| II is thought that the meet will be made
an annual affair. The summaries:
100 Yard pash-won by Raymond,
second: L. wstttls. Columbia. third !. G G
Davis Dartmouth. fourth. Time. 10 Ii
arc Yard Dssh-won by w. c. Raymond
Pennsylvania; J. G. Davis, Dartmouth, sec
ond: n. Stbiey, Columbia. third; F. S
Davis, Pennsylvania. fourth. Time. 20 3-S
4tO Yard pash-won by NJ. r. Gustav
/ son, Pennsylvania; E W. Smith. rennsyl-
srd f. ;aa cou SSSr[aE FOURTH Tms
$50 Yard Run-won by ". II. Gustavson.
A. l.. Huelsenbeck, Columbia; third: l. Al
| Granger, Pennsylvania, fourth. Time.
minutes Is seconds.
luInbia; a: L. Huelsenbeck. Columbia sec
ond; II. y. McHale, Pennsylvania. third
II, 4. Price. Pennsylvania fourth. Time
Dartmouth; w, CUMMINGS, ,rennsyiyania
u sailin. Columbia, fourth. Time. 10
minutes Is lis seconds.
100 Yard High Hurdles-Won by F. +
| 4
mouth second; T. g. Anderson, Dartmouth
third: r. F. Warren. Pennsylvania, fourth
| Time, l6 seconds.
ago Yard Low Hurdles-won by f., y
| Smalley, Pennsylvania. Il. Eckberg. Dart
| mouth, second; c. +. Holbrook, Dartmouth
| third: q. ii. Frazier. Pennsylvania, fourth
| Time. 81 seconds
High Jump-Tie for FIRST between W. y
| Hampton and C. Thibault Pennsylv en- .
with s feet 8 inches; tie for third betW eel
d. N. Nichols Pennsylvania. and l. =
Davis and w. D. Piper, Dartmouth. with
| S feet 3 incheA
| Pole Vault-Tie for nrst between s. G
! Landers, Pennsylvania, Il. L. Meyers apC
| x. p. Libby. Dartmouth. with 10 feet
/ inc hes: c. A. Bullock, Pennsylvania fourth
| Broad Jump-Won by i, $. Davis. Penn
| sylvania, with 20 feet 0 inches; II. Whit
/ taker. Dartmouth, second: Il. f Smalley
Pennsylvania, third; ]. w. Prsntiss. Dart
mouth. fourth.
Hammer Throw-won by L. II. Weld
Dartmouth. with 14t feet l1A inches; ]. T
Murphy. Dartmouth. second. with 1A3 feel
| 7 inches: X. c, Bevan. Dartmouth. third
| with l2l feet 10 inches; w. +. Bartels
| Pennsylvania, fourth, with 40 feet II
Shot Put-won by ]. T. Murphy, Dart,
| mouth. with 20 feet Y inches; u, Wal,
| inches; w. r. BRrtols Pennsylva MIA, third
with 80 feet 3 inches. B., @. Calder, Penn
| sylvania, fourth. with IS feet IL inches.
Ell FREsHIE GAME PUT OFF.
Special DespafoA 10 THE Sen