New-York tribune., 1921-05-08
Yale SnatcI1es
Track I.aureIs
In Tiger Meet
Four Records Fall I'M Nip
and Tuck Struggle 1lis
the Last Event Decides
sneoint nisnstch 70 The Tr,bnne

PRINCETON. N. j., May Tin the
annual dual meet held at Palmer
Stadium this afternoon Yale snatehed
from Princeton this years track.
Iaurels by score of Sc TO 4s. 1t was
fought nip and tuck from start ts
finish and not until Feldman, Of Yale.
flashed across the line in the last event
vas the final victor decided.
While Princeton. took seven FIRST,
places TO six for Yale, the Ellis over
came this by winning nine second and
eight third places. "a
In the mile Yale ran away with tbs
event when Tom Campbell, running
true to expectation, covered the dis
tance in the record breaking time of 4
minutes 25 1-5 seconds, closely fol-
lowed by his teammates, Reed and
yanderpyle. Mccullough, Orange and
Black captain, seemed at a disadvan-
tage throughout the entire race and
was tagging behind at the finish. -
Stevenson furnished the sensation Ok
the meet when he set new dual meet
record in the quarter-mile, establish
ing mark Of 4s 4~S seconds, leading
Cox, tbs Tafe representative, by sew
ezai yards. 5e
Halsey. Orange and Black represenz
tativc at Oxford last year. easily broke
the former record by hurting. the shot
10 1cpJ NS 1HCRBSs TclOiHdR, III 4GlEt
,. led Lourie, the Orange ana Black sem
sation, in the finals of the 100-ysrd runs
beating him less than a yard. With a
marvellous demonstration of his famed
ability, Landon. OF the Blue, cleared
the high jumy bar with Il height of o
feet 3 inches TO his credit.
Although Tom Campbell had taken a
| first in the mile, he captured another
event by winning the $50. The only
D.. l. aAt
who sprinted to the tape with msryes
| lous burst of speed. af
Lourie, participating in his third
event, captured first place in the broad
| jump with % feet a inches. displaying
remarkable form, while Cowles, Of
Yale, had to be content with secenss
AS was anticipated, the Blue ran Oft
with all three places in the pole vaufS,
Gardner beating his teammates, Hodges
and Brown, when he scared TO height
of 12 feet ga inches. lL
At this point of the meet the victor
was still uncertain, but when FeIdman
! concluded the meet by running the 22G
| in % seconds, the honors fell to Yale
| by a margin Of eight points. g
The summaries: IS
TRACK EVENTS III
| feo-ysrd dash-won by Feldnan. Tsis:
Leurie, Princeton, second; CeTtes Yale,
| 220-yard dash--won by Feldman, Yale;
| Stevenson. Princeton. second; schiitsT.
Ysi3 1o;lss@ th.r@ u Ta@ m oys Won b. seven.os
Princeton: Coke, Yale. second; Johnson,
Princeton third. Time: 0;.s as;
Half mile run-Won by Campbell, Is@e.
| Sien1aHa. Yale second; Conover, PrinestoH.
third Time SO 4-5.
Mile run-Won by Campbell. Yale; Reed,
! Tsle, second; Vanderpyl, Yale. third
I Time. 4:25 is. II
| Two snile run--won by Rogers. Prince
| ton; steers, Princeton, second Hiiles. Ysie,
| third. Time, 9:42 3-5.
i20-yard hurdles-Wen by MASSEY,
| Princeton: Shedden. Yale. second Eeffei-
i hueer Yale. third. Time, o:i5 As
shot pht-Won by Esisey, Princeton.
Jordan. Yatc. second; Keel<, Princeton.
FIELD EVENTS 80
Running high iurp--won by Landou,
/ Yale fs feet inches1 tie for second be-
/ tween Hanpoa Yale, and Brown. Yale 6
! feet "a inches).
.26-yard hurdles Won b. Taylor,
| Princeton Massey. Princeton. second Hef-
! fe.hrger. Yale. third. Time OPS 10.
Broad jumpWon By Lourie. Princeton
! t2l feet 4 inchl; Cowes, Yale f22 feet
! "a inches). second; Gray. Princeton tss
feet ihehes). third.
Hammer throw--Won by Speors, Prince
ton G5o feet 4-5 inches}; Crinksbsns.
Yale i1<4 feet 7-1a inchl. second: Rutman
PRINCETON G43 feet II $40 inchcs) thru
Pole vsuit--Won by Gardner Yale fhs
feet 9s< inches); Rogers, Yale (12 feet5
second; Brown, Yale (f1 feet inchesj.
third.