Evening journal., 1920-05-17
Delaware wins
RUTGER PLACES
Harmer, Wilson, Mcdonnell
and Crawford Get
Positions
FOURTH POSITION
GOES TO NEWARK

NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., May IL
BY margin Of half a point-numeri-
cally insignificant, but pOtently de-
cisive In this instance-Rutger's Col
lege won the eighth annual track and
Held championship OF the Middle At
laniic States Collegiate Association
on Nelson Field Saturday afternoon.
The victor was not determined until
the last event was decided-the discus
throw. Lafayette College was the
runner-up. Rutgers scored 2tz
points, while the East0nians' total
was 81 points. Rutgers presented the
better all-arOund, balanced team, pick
Ing up enough points from thirds and
fourths TO furnish a victory over La.
fayette, which was lamentably weak
in the field. The other colleges TO
score were as follows: New York
| University. 20; Delaware 10; Stevens,
t2h; Lehigh. A.; Muhlenburg, 9,
Swarthmore, s; Johns Hopkins. D,
Haverford, 3; Dickinson and Gettys-
/. burg, ,.
Delawares crack performers were
Harmer, Wilson and Mcdonnell. The
former romped away with first hon
!, ors In the i0O-yard dash, negotiating
the quarter In the fast time OF - %
seconds. Harmer won his heat In IN
4iO in easy fashion, going the dis
4 lance In "a seconds, and also quail
lied for the running broad Jump.
Delaware pulled another first place
when Mcdonnell sailed over the pole
vault with the bar at A feet 4 inch,
easily outclassing his competitors.
Wilson, anOther Blue and Gold per-
sformer gave a good account OF him
self by finishing a close second In the
tWO-mile run. Loose finished second
In the iavelin contest and Carter took
fourth place in the discus throw.
Pitman, Of Delaware, won his heat
in the iO0-yard dash, finishing second
in the semi-1nals, and was a close
fourth In the final. Pitman also cap
tured second place in the 22O-yard
preliminaries, but was forced to take
fourth in the finals Tebo and Nc
Mullen also showed up we'll in the
.220-yard low hurdle.
stevens and Delaware were strong
contenders. The showing Of Swarih-
more was far below what was ex-
~pected. Records were made in the
laVelln and broad pump and the time
IN the t0O-yard dash was eQualled
Johns Hopkins was voted next years
meet. Samuel J. Dallas. president Of
the Amateur Athletic Union, refereed
the meet. Summaries:
UO-yard dash-Won by Leconey.
lafayette; second. Dewitt. Rutgers (:
third. Bloss. Stevens: fourth. pilman
Delaware. Time, 40 i-Js.
i20-yard high hurdles-WOn BY
Meyer, Rutgers; second, Reynolds. La
fayette third, Kline, Muhlenberg: /:
440-yard run-Won by Harmer.
Delaware; second, Thompson. Johns
Hopkins; third. Erb, Muhlenberg /;
fourth. Beattie. Rutgers. Time. - 2-5s.
One-mile run-Won by Crawford
lafayette; second, Bray. Lehigh T;
o third, Crane. Rutgers fourth, Fetler,
SWarthmore. Time. i37 2-5.
Two-mile run-Won BY Crawford.
, lafayette; second. Wilson, Delaware ;
third. Woodward, Stevens: fourth
Smith, SwarthmOre Time, 1914 %.
Hali-mile run-Won by Crawford.
. lafayette, second, Barbehenn. Rut-
gers. third, Erb, Muhlenberg; fourth.
Bugless, Delaware. Time i03.
= 220-yard low hurdles-Won by
Meyer, Rutgers; second, Kline, Mullen
berg, third. Miller, Dickinson: fourth
Macintosh, HaverfOrd Time, % 2-5s.
22O-yard dash-WOn by Dewitt.
Rutgers; second, Perlman, n. y. T.:
third, Ellis. stevens; fourth. Pitman,
Delaware. Time % i-5s.
Field Events.
shot put-WOn by Cam, n. Y. "a n.
I 4A in; second, Wilson. Lafayette, 81
IT,, t01a in; third, Lerew, Gettysburg.
81 n. 5ia .; fourth, tie between
Goodie, Stevens and Hoot, Swarth-
more, at &c n.
Pole vault--Won by Mcdonald. Del
aware, II n. 4 u in. second. LecOney.
J, Lafayette. 30 70. in: third parat
lafayette. 10 It. 6 in.; fourth, Le-
high.
= Jayclin thrOw-Won by Cam. n. Y.
L., i5S u. 3s5 in.; second. Loose. Del
aware, iiI ft. in; third. davenport.
Lehigh, i46 IT.; fourth. Bray, Stevens,
AS H. Z in.
Running high iump-Won by Her
rington, Lehigh, height. D n. 40 q in.
second, Seiffert, n Y. u, n. 40 in.
third, tie between Troup. Rutgers and
Hampson, Swarthmore, at . q. s in