Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-31


year cycles. A look at the inter
collegiate track and field records might
,,rriyh ,dd;tio,,i oro,,ds >. -.
,S,"-,, e"'' " support
thelr arguments
Five youths Of the University Of
PENNSYLVANIA rudely pIuckcd n crowr
f,or, 'cornoII,s hoad 4, ,ha fou,a s.,,.,,' =
~" ..,,. 80, iV's iour."
championship meeting OF the ], G. A; A..
a. ~ u. rlanh,ln s n eIu saturday.
Seven years ago five Red and Blue ath-
Ietes did likew.se.
BACK III ioi"' When onIy lour places
counted, Penn copped the track title
by scoring thusly,:
lW-yard dash, Z points-Patter-
son, frst; Llppincott, third.
22D.yard dash. points-blppin-
colt, nrst' PATTERSON, tourtn.
o%ne % ''''o rum po'n' "uuei'a'
fourth. ;,
Two mile run, points -McCurdy,
first.
Broad jump, points-Mercer,
first.
Total points-24.
Five. Man Victory
~ e.t,,,d,r c;.h sro r,o, tho
oroIors o In nded the iourels with tbe
following scores:
22O. yard dash, 4 points-MaAam'
second. . ,,.
4p, yard run: poin's--MaNan'
second; Eby, thlrd.
Half f-miie' U points-hoS' hr'''
Brown, hfth. ~ ,
Mile, p9,h.ss- a,Jnr. t;od
Pole vault, polnts-''anoers' ''eu
for second: . ,,o..
Broad jump poin'H
hrst: a., .,,,,s rIomn,o,
High jump, lFa poin's "''p''"'
tied for fourth. M,
Total polnts-oo2. , .ho o,d ne
Nineteen -tn,rteen ,haLne .Ln hoc;nn;ng of
Penns trlmmpns anu .mJ the vears
the Cornel reign, s;., tho me esrcent;on of
that folloWen, WIN ,n' rot opiv con
l9lI, the lthacans VIZ nWo he n wide
sistent winners, but winners oS "'ue
margin. u,,o.,. 4, 1o12
That small group Oh at a.n'e,"S tna;ror ~ his
country has known. Mike Murphy. The
famous Irishman so shitted hls ens,'ef es
that he was returned thc HaAin,Hu, ,, '.;otorr -,
points. but as brilliant as the aS nicIoiS
was, it did not touch IN maGnlI''mud1 %
the glory that came to the hed anu
Blue on Saturday.
r.,,a,r.h,. Jueg,ipp
'ohs'ueIauo o"ss t., ,.h,o.os
In 1913 the ouakeIS nat uhon,
who we're good enough 10 sha1Th MI, ,n ,oar
pionshlps IN iour I syen.sI 6nir two
Penn was not so piessSe. III o' r,t,,o
first places went TO the heu anu ;,a,i;r liz ,
which proves that consiueLautt % o.tr eIacns
was done to PICK up enough utn., pa
TO llft tne polht .o.ai ~ In,,.son
me Juss,Ins "aS tIa seco,d Mike
hopertson, ra.eu oanh of tho Aver
Murphy anu posslos ''a and Il was his
1can oismPlt t;s.aI tho titIe from
strategy ina. ;.,t ,l;.tu o,d boif
frlnceton pS pm, fontnrs % ontared info
\, lWo lriIo..an' I..an ThoU were the run
ming of Larry Brown and Bob Maxam.
These two athletes came througn III
fashion that was far ABOVE "nat Wn'
anticipated. The others ala remark
ably we'll. but they were expectcu 10 10
so. Brown and MaXam were no''
p,,,h,, Full NJ Tricks
. c.. aa, d,o,o, r.os !, tho
nopuS ne. 'pup p;.i,oJ so no;nt
nan inile Wheli ss.L se pione nsition p aftar ho
VIII Dl1Tn ..i,;nn sonond IN tho n,iIa
surpLiseu pS 'ahls ntno,,o ,,.os Tho snend;d
fhno.heI f cre'ei s'Ia NJay.n' in both the
@ aoln snomn J ooG
4ustIer ahu cJ .L s,r,o,c L,or;r,
MaAaIi en'e.u Jafoot Gov he oIn, q
,haI '.ctol! VI "S"' l.;s ~ 60
mater depended on ms .uIh,ns. s. In In
Maxam nad 10 peaI Slarhe, ano'ueI th b.
ilger sprlhter, III ordsr u 2re'Td' Iid +his lie
Jerseyites from winnlns ne uaS Ha .pi5
AFTER ne nHu tuhtu sctOuu III u ~