New-York tribune., 1920-05-16
Easy Victory
For Dartmouth
Over Columbia
Blue and White Loses
by Is Points; Thorn
SON and Shelburne Star

Coach Harry Hillman's Dartmouth
track team carried off an easy victory
at the expense of Columbia on South
Field yesterday, winning the dual me-
by the comfortable margin of fiftee~
points, 81 2-3 to 46 1-3. Earl ThoE~
son. the Canadian hurler, eclipsed ar
his previous records ror point winnir1
by taking first place in four events
| the two hurdle races and the runnin.
. nigh jump and broad jumps-for tota.
Of twenty points. Close on his heels
in this respect was j. A. Shelburne, the
negro sprinter of the Green team, whc
captured three frsts
These two stars, aided by Captain
E. E. Myers, the intercollegiate pols
vault champion, who won the vault
with height of twelve feet. defeated
Columbia almost single handedly. com
ing within six points of the Blue and
Whites entire total. Shelburne led the
field in the 100 and the 220, in which
ne twice defeated Victor Graeb, former
interscholastic champion, by narrow
margins.
Columbia, however, made a plucky
J fight and was leading the HanoverlanS
by one point. Al 10 30. when the last
three field events were ready 10 be
the last trio OF contests and clinched
matters then and there. The Green
, took first and second place in the pole
vault and first in the jumps, Thomson
winning the broad jump after spirited
struggle with K. c. King, Of Columbia,
who was second.
The outstanding surprise OF the
Schrecker, of Columbia, in the half
mile. The Blue and White runner.
after trailing the entire nalo for most
of the distance, began steady drive
that swept him past the four leaders.
After he had passed the lone Dart
mouth runner in his path, he overlook
Hudson, of Columbia. and in the last
few yards flashed past Captain Charlie
Shaw, the 1918 intercollegiate cham
Ipion at this distance. Schrecker won
by a matter of yards, with Shaw sec
ond and Hudson third. This was the
only clean sweep for the home run
ners. Columbia's other triumphs were
in the 440, mile and two mile runs.
The summarizes:
TRACK EVENTS
1Oo-yard dash-Won by J A. shelhurne.
Dartmouth: Victor Graeb. Columbia. sec
ond: L, Wettels, Columbia, third. Time.
o:l0lt.
22o-yard run-won by J. A. shelburne.
Dartmouth; Victor Graeb, Columbia. sec
o:22ss
l2O-yard high hurdles-won by Earl
| Thomson, Dartmouth, = + Anderson.
| Dartmouth, second. c. Applebaum. Coiun.-
| bia, third. Time. Obs.
220-yard low hurdles-Won by Ear,
bnFtmSa5h bn9msSn aTSnGu'h ssgdnG Kns coi3
bia: c. H Goodnow, Dartmouth. second.
H Staub. Columbia, third. Time. 52.s.
44o-yard run-WOn by Z. Taylor. CoIuul-
! bia, third. Time O.52+S
Ss0-yard run-Won by L. Schrecker. Co
lunibia; Charles Shaw, Columbia. second
H. G. Hudson, Columbia. third. Time.
one mile run--won by II. &. Hudson
Columbia: II. J. Lowenhopf Colunibia.
/ second A. Coakley. Dartmouth. third
/ Time. 4342s
TWO mile run-Won by Walter Higgins.
| Columbia; A. stewart columbia second.
| H A. Bolles, Dartmouth. third. Time.
! 9:4s].
FIELD EVENTS
/ Shot put-WoD by :. A. Shelburne.
| Dartmouth, 43 feet 11is inches. \. F.
Youngstrom, Dartmouth 2s feet ! inches.
second; +. F Fargo. Columbia. 35 le.t
91s inches, third.
Running nigh lump--Won h. Earl
Thomson. Dartmouth ". u. Piper and T.
F Moriarity. Dartmouth and u. Caldwell
Columbia. tied for second. Height teet
inches
Running broad iump-won b. Earl
Thomson, Dartmouth with 81 feet Q
inches. X. {. King, Cnlumbi Il feet .
inches. second X. II Whittier. Dart
mouth, 20 feet II inches. third
Pole vault-Won by e T. Myers Dart
mouth; J. T. Jordan Dartmouth secono.
X Burtt, Columbia, third. Height IL
feet