New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-24

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Courdin ran wild on the rain soaked
,,s,A winning the l00-yard dash and
,he broad jump and finishing second
:, the "22O" The Harvard star was
.lase pressed for individual laurels BY
ysrl Eby. captain OF the Penn team.
The half-mile national champion also
sbowed . marked liking for the heavy
soinr. winning two events in compare
lively fast time. He was clicked in
!eN for the quarter and romped to
srst place in the half mile race in
s:oO4s.
A large crowd turned out to witness
the first clash between the two institu-
lions since 1897 The meet was of
particular interest to followers of the
sports because Pennsylvania had been
made a favorite over Harvard in the
annual relay carnival to be held here
next Saturday and to-day confirmed
.hs impression that Pennsylvania has
we'll balanced team.
HARDWOOD Leaps Well
throughout the afternoon a heavy
rain fell. and the track was covered
wth water. the runways to the jump
jnt pits small lakes and the footing
for the weight events treacherous.
Despite this handicap the perform
snces were little short of brilliant in
several events.
A Harvard athlete, R. W. Harwood,
yaulted twelve feet to win his event,
though the take was slippery.
The most sensational race of the
day came in the two-mile struggle
Harvard had held its great miller, D.
7. O'Connell. out of the mile for an
easy victory as it believed. in the two
mile event. Penn had in this contest
youth, D. f. Head. running his first
year for the varsity.
Quaker Youngster Wins
0'Connel made no effort TO take the
lead until they were $50 yards from
home. Then he jumped the Penn
youth and went out in front five yards.
But the little Quaker athlete fought
back at him and fifty yards from home
caught his shoulder and then passed
him to win by five yards in a great
sprint in 9:52f..
The summaries:
TRACK EVENTS
NrFaddcn. Penn. third Time, o:lo Is
-.o-yard dash--Won by r. S. Maxam
4 Mctadden. Penn. third Time. o:21 As
i.0-yard run-Won by Earl Eby Penn
Wharton, Harvard. second: r. Chute
Hi ,T,;s At third T Ti, o:+s 3d.
George Meredith. Penn. second; r. f
cO, Harvard. third. Time 900 40.
Nile run--Won by Larry Brown, Penn;
A J. Fox. Harvard. second; w. Irwin
Penn. third Time. "a SIS.
Penn D. J. o'connen Harvard. second
NJ Mahon. Harvard, third Time,
aso-yard high hurdles-won by Everett
snalley. Penn; f. A. Smith, Penn. second
8 Whitney. Harvard, third. Time,
:so-yard low hurdles-Won by E. S.
SMaley, Pennsylvania; Ray Jacks. Penn
sglyania. second, r. W. Fits, Harvard.
third Time. o:25 As.
FIELD EVENTS
is-pound hammer throw--Won by r f.
Brown, Harvard. distance, 1885 feet "a
inches, j. K Toibert Harvard, 12s feet 5
inches second V. S. Frank, Pennsylvania,
10 feet 81. inches. third.
Pole vault by HARDWOOD. Harvard,
height. IL feet; Temple. Pennsylvania ii
let inches second tie for third between
Alosners. Harvard, II feet inches.
,i'-pound Shot put-Wo on by j. Bartels.
PENNSYLVANIA. distance Al feet "a inches
J. X Tolbert, Harvard, 40 feet Z inches,
second j. G. Thurman, Pennsylvania, 80
eei 8. inches. third
Broed jump-Won by E. Gourdin. Har-
yard, distance. % feet As inches; r. Wan
sc1er. Harvard. 20 feet 10 inches second ;
third -
high Jump s Woodside and D. S.
sMehois Pennsylvania, tied for first,
neisht. feet inches; w. f. Goodcll and