The New York herald., 1922-02-12
DARTMOUTH TAKES
LAURELS IN SNOW
Ski Jumpers and Snowshoe
Racers Snatch Title From
McGill.

Special Dispatch TO THH NEW yosK HERALD.
HANOVER, ". H., Feb. l1.--Fighting
with McGili point for point, Dartmouth
snatched the intercollegiate ski and
snowshoe title from the Canadians to-
day Nearly 1000 persons gathered on
the cliffs near the New Dartmouth ski
jump. where the twelfth annual winter
carnival was closed. j. r. Carleton.
champion of New England. shattered all
previous Dartmouth jumping records by
leaping 121 feet from the new structure.
His jump did not count in the team
scores. as he fell after lighting.
Weather conditions for the skiing
events were far from perfect, due to
the lowering In temperature last night
and the advent of a short lived bliz-
zard. which made the takeoff for the
jumps slow. Dartmouth showed its su-
periority In the jumping game by plac-
ing the first two men in that event.
Labelle. the sole entry from Ottawa.
captured second place, while Frost,
Daniell and Simonds ali leaped over 80
feet for the home team. Edison, a fresh
man at Dartmouth, walked away with a
first In the ski obstacle race. Anderson
of McGill was first in the snowshoe
obstacle race
McGiIl took jump by gaining first
and third places in the 220 yard snowshoe
dash. while Dartmouth did not figure.
McGill also beat the Green in a ski
relay race and a ski snowshoe medley
relay.
Carleton. who recently established the
New England record of Isl feet in ski
jumping, proved the most versatile per-
former In the meet which attracted men
from McGill, Williams. Middlebury, Ver-
vi W.
ski cross-country jaunt of eight miles
yesterday in the record time of 46 minutes
"A 80 seconds. To-day he raced as q men,
Der of the Dartmouth relay team and cap
tured first in the 230 yard ski dash and
second in ski proficiency.
In ski jumping Carleton jumped a full
thirty feet further than any previous
record at a Dartmouth winter carnival.
This increase was due in large meas
ure to the new steel trestle takeoff
erected by the Outing Club. Carleton
competed for the last time for Dart
mouth, after four years of consistent
point winning.
Exhibition ski jumping was staged
after the competitors from the colleges
had completed their tries. The climax
of the afternoon was reached when J. d.
Bowler. '23, and II. III. Bishop. '23, both
OF Dartmouth, successfully completed
somersaults from the new jump, landing
seventy feet from the edge of the jump.
Both Bowler and Bishop starred I'm
other events also, Bowler capturing Sec
ond In the cross-country race and COM
petng as member OF the Dartmouth
relay team.
Dartmouth athletes got into action In
three other sports. The hockey team
met Columbia. the swimming team bat
nd ho rot ha
combination clashed with Harvard.
Dartmouth's carnival proved to be an
unprecedented success this year. mainly
through the innovations found in the
program. The outing club arranged for
the first time In its history an outdoor
frolic and fancy dress bali. The Of
ficial program was brought to close
with a dramatic presentation and fra
ternity dance tonight.
The final tabllng gives Dartmouth
the meet by a single point margin. the
Green totallinG 25h u points. McGill 23h,
Vermont s, Middlebury and Ottawa 8.
Dartmouth entered the final event. ski
jumping. trailing McGill, and won only
by chalking up six points in that event.
The summary;
DIEBuRY, 8; VERMONT. 3.
ECO Yard ski Dash-Won by Carleton. Dart
mouth; second, Robinson. Mlddlebury;
third, Davis. McGill.
Ski Proficency-won by sherrard, McGili;
second, Carleton, Dartmouth; third. Glen,
McGill, and Stewart of Dartmouth, tied.
Ski and Snow Shoe Medley Relay--won by
McGil; second. Middlebury; third. Dart
mouth.
Half Mile Ski Relay-Won by McGlll: second,
Dartmouth: third Middlebury.
Eight Mile Ski Race--won by Carleton, Dart
mouth second. Dowler. Dartmouth: third,
Desbarts, McCni.
Two Mile snow Shoe Race--won by Cole,
Middlebury. second. Anderson, McGill:
third. Hadock. Dartmouth.
Snow Shoe Obstacle Rane-Won by Ander-
son, M~iill; second Robinson. Middlebury;
third, Mitchell. Vermont.
Ski Obstacle Race-Won by Edson, Dart
mouth; second, Greene. Williams: third.
Edund. Vermont.
second. Lavell. Ottawa third. Carleton.
Dartmouth.