Evening star., 1923-05-26

Yale and Princeton are the prfncf-
pal hopes of the east. With sixteen
men in the finals, the Ellis are counted
upon TO give the far western stars
d sun battle. Princeton ana Penn
syVdnIa each qualified ten men and
the Tigers are expected to scnra
heaViiy, but the Quakers are conceded
only a fighting chance. AItogetber
tWenty-Iour colleges placed men in H..
out of the running.
More new records are Iooka5 for
udy. Ihe two esta blished yesterda,.
were were confined to the field events hII,
~ IN sIlIIer competition in the finals
the experts predicted new mari 80,
'he clnder path and over the hurdles
Leconey of Lafayette. 100 and ~,
Sdrd champion, displayed briIIianf
L LoIih IN winning the trial heats IN
c,Isn I'm Whi!e Allan Woodring of Syra-
nrin,,ed dhu "a hoppisch of Columbia are
pinned Tor record-breaking attemnts
III III the quarter mile. The ou% and
heat. iuH IN one
.nose 10 qualify in yesterdays tests:
ssmiDsraif AID DASH Twelve qualified for
Tiii iii-hppais-Leconey, Lafayette: Lever and
and KilleIy WiI1. Lovejoy Cornell; Dodge
husnak and Comins, Yale Clarke, Johns ~
klns; Graeb: Columbia: Farrell. FoTdbsppP
gaze Tste. Best time, 2l.5 seconds, by Leconey ana
snsio7Isp sGo1YAsp DASH Twelve qua 'Ifed for semi
HOPKINS HkimIefGonsy fonsyo Lafaystse Clarke, Johns
and Dodge. Williams; Rusnak' Yale. w.
tlng' syracuse; Tierney, Holy Cross. shat
TUCK ana Hill. Pennsylvania Patterson. Col
WeodrsnI time 2l6 seconds, by Leconey and
44o,YARD RUN Eight men qualified for
anaS SG1-1ayi0r Princeton; Chapman. Geifuss
and Gage. Yale; Woodring. Syracuse; Kop,
pisch Columbia; Showers. Williams, and sax.
gy: Cahiornla. Best time, 1913 seconds BY
HALF-MILE RUN mime men opaIia.d,-
Furbeck, New York University; HeIiferich and
Enck, Pennsylvania State: Burke. Harvard
YaGoks YsIo ea ana MafSters. GeorgetOwn; Campbell
pest time, minute 5s.2 seconds. made by
120.YARp HURDLES tTen qualified for
semi-fnals)-Becker. California: HUMAN
Yale; Powers, Pennsylvania; Scattergood and
Ihomson. Princeton; Kaufman, Pennsylvania
Loebler: Lafayette; Myers. Syracuse. Best
time 1915 seconds, by scattergood and Kauff-
22o-YARD Low HURDLES CTeu qualified
for semi finals MARTIN and Powers Pennsyl-
yania; Seattergood and Taylor, Princeton;
Drsa ss GSsgs
Harvard. and Allen, Lafayette. Best time.
43-5: by Meyer.
hnais)-F. D. Tcotell. Bowdoin. ISL feet 81:
inches; Hills. Princeton, 14s feet inches;
Emery. Princeton lac feet inches; Dexter
N. I. T., 146 feet; Cruikshank. Yale, l44 feet
5A inches; Weissenberger. Cornell. las feet
! inch.
:. DISCUS THROW lsiI qualified for analsl-
Neufeld. California, 1873 feet 10 inches; weth-
erdon, New York University, 1876 feet 1lia
inches; Lang, California, 1873 feet 1oIz inches:
Davis. Yale. 1877 feet inches: Carpenter
Harvard. 1877 feet Ia inches; Barkey, Cali
fornia. 126 feet 10h inches.
JAvEL1N THROW (six qualified for fnals}
-Storrs. Yale. distance, 199 feet inch: Neu-
field. California, 1s9 feet Ia inches; sorrenti.
California, 1873 feet 6h inches: Bench Yale.
ISL feet inches; Peterson, California. l79
feet q inch; Greenidge, Harvard, 176 feet
SHOT PUT (six qualified for fnals)-Hills.
Princeton. 46 feet 1oA inches; witter. Cali
fornia As feet inches; Eastman. Harvard.
A feet IL inches; Neufeld. California. "A feet
1034 inches Thomson. Princeton, 43 feet IL
inches: Lang, California, AZ feet 6i4 inches.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP Seven qualified
for finals all at feet 111a inches)-Browu.
Dartmouth; Muller and Treyer, California; ;
Needs. Pennsylvania: Robusch. Pittsburgh;
Darling. Amherst. and Flahive, Boston College.
RUNNING BROAD JUMP (Six qualified for
finals s)-Comins, Yale. "a feet inches Boren.
California. % feet inches; Muller, Cali
fornia. 90 feet inches; Rose. Pennsylvania.
90 feet n inch: Treyer. California. 20 feet
l0la inches; Rusnak, Yale, 20 feet 7ss inches.