The Connecticut labor news., 1923-06-15
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YALE FAVORED TO
 WIN TRACK MEET

Yale has been made the favorite over Harvard in the track meet which
 will be held at Yale field Saturday
 afternoon due to the fact that Yale
 has already beaten Princeton while | the Tigers were easy winners in the
 dual track meet with Harvard held l three weeks ago. Added interest has 1 been created in the track events this year due to the fact that selections for the Yale-Harvard team which will compete against the athletes of Ox- ford and Cambridge in England dur 1 ing the month of July will most like ly be made from the best performers on both teams.
 It IS planned to use the best two men in each event as a tentative choice for the international team but as freshmen are eligible to compete for places on the team 1t IS planned to hold trials between June I6 and July I, in order to build up the strongest team of both freshmen and varsity athletes.
 There is a chance for two, and possibly three, records being broken in the Yale and Harvard track meet Saturday. One record is sure to go This is the javelin. No less than four, and possibly five, men will bet ter the existing dual meet record of 161 feet held by Greenridge of liar yard Storrs of Yale will toss close to 200 feet and Greenridge will do close to 1oo feet So will Eddie Bench. Greenridge tossed the javelin half inch better than Bench in the intercollegiate championships, and did better than 18o feet. 'Storrs has been throwing the sphere close to 200 feet all season.
 The javelin throw mark of 124 feet by Doc" Jordon should be broken by Davis of Yale and Miller of Harvard, both of whom have been doing better than I3o feet. Gourdina jump of A feet 4 inches in the broad stands chance of being eclipsed by huge leap and man must be in shape to do this; Commins is right but con ditions will have to be good Saturday for him. The 100 yards record of 9 As seconds, the 22o of 2I 2-5 seconds, the quarter of 48, the half mile in I:54 and the mile in 4:Io are more than likely to stand the test of the meet Estman of Harvard has an outside chance to make a new shot put record and Scholpp of Yale has an outside change to better the pole vault record. The high and low hurdles are solid. So are the marks in the high jump and hammer throw.
 The track meet Saturday marks the 3lst time that these two institutions have met, and Yale has been returned win ner in Is of these contests to Is for Harvard The other meet was a tri- angular affair in which Princeton took part The complete record of the dual track games follows:
 18o1-Harvard 7o, Yale B.
 18o2-Harvard 61, Yale 51.
 18o3-Harvard oO1-2, Yale 451-2. 1894-Yale 5e, Harvard 53
 18o5-Yale 65, Harvard AZ
 1897-Yale 80, Harvard 24.
 18o8-Harvard 56, Yale 48
 180o-Harvard 54 IA, Yale Al 3-4.
 1oOO-Harvard @ 1-2 Yale Al 1-2 1901-Yale 57, Harvard AZ.
 1902-Harvard GA, Yale A.
 1o03-Yale 58, Harvard 40.
 1o04-Yale 57 1-2, Harvard 46 5-12, 1o05-Yale 65 1-6, Harvard 38 5-6. 1o06-Harvard 571.2, Yale 46 1-2. 1oO7-Harvard 581-2, Yale 451- 1o08-Yale 6O1-2, Harvard 421-2 1o0o-Yale $ Is, Harvard AS 4-5 1o10-Farvard 52 1-2, Yale 51 1-2. 1o11-Yale 58 1-2, Harvard 45 1-2 1o12-Harvard 31, Yale B.
 1o13-Yale 5o, Harvard AS.
 1914-Yale 66 1-2, Harvard g 1-2. 1o15-Harvard 5, Yale 51.
 1o1o-Ya1e 6 1-2, Harvard 4O,2-3 1918-Yale Al 2-3, Harvard 4O2-3 1918-Yale 41 2-3, Harvard 13, Prince
 ton 4o 1-3.
 1o19-Ya1e 64 1-2, Harvard B 3-4. 1o2O-Ya1e 84 1-2, Harvard g 1-2. 1o21-Yale @ 2-3, Harvard 54 1-3. 1o22-Earvard 70 1915, Yale 622-15.
 Of the 30 meets Yale won 16, Harvard 13, and Princeton won the triangular