New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-05-25

Wins
Track Meet
From Tigers
Crimson Piles Up Total
of 65% Points Against
sly for Princeton

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, May "a. Tho
Princeton track team was unable to
get an even break with Harvard on
sports for the day after the Jersey
baseball nine had been beaten by the
Crimson. The Tigers made fine
showing against Pooch Donovans ath-
letes in the track events, counting 40
points to the Crimson's 49, But in
the field events Harvard made pretty
nearly. a clean sweep and scored
enough points to win the meet 651a
to 51h.
In the field events Harvard got four
firsts, taking many of the lesser places
and finally getting 331s points, Of q
possible 45 in the vault, jumps and
weights. The Soldiers Field track
was slow after the heavy rains, but
the competitions were keen neverthe-
lass.
There was one really remarkable
performance, that Of Is 9-5 seconds
in the high hurdle race by Erdman,
of Princeton. He showed wonderful
work and made his fast time in
pressed. Erdman also won the low
hurdle race and was the Tigers only
double winner in the meet.
Harvard had two men who were able
to land two first places. Krogness and
Moore turned this trick. The former
won both the high jump and the broad
jump and besides was able to get two
third places, one in the high hurdles
and the other in the shotput. This
gave Krogness a total Of IL points for
the day.
Moore won both tho sprints for Har-
ward, looking specially good in the 100
yard dash, in which he was caught in
10 2-5 seconds, really fine time for
the conditions. Another good mark set
on the track was that Of 4 minutes
% 4-5 seconds in the mile run by
O'Connell, Of Harvard, who ran
heady race and one over which he
had fullest command at all times.
Princeton made clean sweep OF the
other distance runs, Terrell beating
Gourdin, of Harvard, in the quarter In
81 S-5 seconds and Penfeld showing his
heels to Duggan, Of Harvard. through
out the course of the half-mile run. In
the two-mile event Mccullough had
harder time to win from Dana Hutch
inson, Of Harvard. who was the
favorite.
The summaries follows
1oo-Yard Dash.-won by Moore, Har-
ward; Flower. Harvard. second: Van Cleave.
Princeton. third. Time. 0:10~.
22o-Yard Dash-Won by Moore, Har-
ward; Clark Princeton. second; Flower.
Harvard third. Time, 0:22M.
44oYard Run-won by Terrell. Prince
ton; Gourdin. Harvard, SECOND; Jacobs
ssoYard Run.-Won by Penaeld, Prince
ton; Duggan. Harvard second; Douglass,
Harvard, third. Time, 2:u1%.
Mile Run.Won by O'Connell, Harvard;
thrd time sss
TwoMtle Run. - Won by McCuloush.
Princeton; Hutchinson. Harvard. second;
Lewis. Harvard. third. Time. s:64.
12oYard Hurdles - Won by Erdman.
Krogness. Harvard, third. Time. o:1b%.
22oYard Hurdle. Won by Erdman,
Travy, Harvard. third. Time, o26%.
High Jump.-Won by Krogness. Har-
Harvard. and Sweet. Princeton tied for
Pole Vault.-Won by HARDWOOD, Harvard;
Baker Princeton. and Jackson, Harvard,
tied for second. Height, II feet 1905 inches.
ward; Flowers. Harvard second Uebelac-
ker. Princeton, third. Distance. 21 feet liz
inches.
Shot Put.-won by Halsey. Princeton:
Clark Harvard. second; Krogness, Har-
ward. third. Distance, 40 feet 10 inches.
Hammer Throw.-Won by Stevens, Har-
ward; Carpenter, Princeton, second; Monks,
Harvard third Distance. 121 feet.