Evening star., 1936-05-31

~ HILADELPHIA, May 30.--In the
first all-Eastern race for team
IN. :a.ss:s 1,ass sss a.ys SsssiSs sss
dramatic triumph today in the sixtieth
intercollegiate A. A. A. A. track and
field championships.
A Memorial day crowd Of less than
5000 spectators witnessed the close
of the two-day competition, but ivy
clad tradition was all over the prem
ises as the big Red array from Ithaca,
N. Y, clearly the best balanced on
Franklin Field, returned to cham
pionship heights for the first time In
II years.
In a meet devoid Of record per-
formances except for a new track
mark Of All seconds by Syracuse's
great Eddie O'Brien in the 400 meters
run, Cornell outpointed Harvard,
Dartmouth and Pittsburgh in that
order and brought the team trophy
back East after q lapse Of a dozen
years.
Yale in 1924 was the last Eastern
university to lift the team prize.
which had gone to the Far West IA
times in the last IS years.
The California big three" was not
represented this year, as Southern
California, winner in 1885 for the
seventh time. let the championship go
by default.
Cornell finished on top with q total
of 29l2 points, scoring 3 OF the
Is events and enjoying an approx
mate margin of 10 points over Its
nearest rival, Harvard, which barely
nosed out Dartmouth for second place,
10 1921 points to 3/7. Pittsburgh,
thanks to a double in the sprints for
Edgar Mason, q sophomore sensation,
landed fourth with 18 points. Man.
haitian was fifth with IS and Penn
sylvania sixth, with IA.
Others finished as follows: Prince
ton, IS; Yale, 1913; Rhode Island,
10; Syracuse and Bates, 8 each;
Maine, z; Brown, Fordham and Holy
Cross, 6 each: Rutgers, 5l3; William
and Mary, S; M. I. T.. Michigan State
and Penn State, 4 each; Swarthmore
and Colgate, 3 each: Boston College,
2; Columbia, 1877; Northwestern,
1877; Haverford and c. c. N. Y. 3/7
each: Lehigh, l/3.
Summaries:
1O0-meter dash-won by Edgar Mason,
Pittsbursh: second. Lawrence Scanlon,
Hoiv Gross: third. Gerald Downer. Har.,
ward: fourth. Paul Mlngee. William ana
sixth, Carl Mueller, Michigan State. Time.
.00-meter dash-won by Edgar Mason,
neil: third. Edward r. OBrien, Syracuse;
fourth Joseph Kelly, Boston COLLEGE; NTH;
Richard Lundell. Manhattan; SIXTH Jared
400-meter run-Won by Edward OBrien.
Syracuse second. John Hof1stetter. Dart
mouth; third, Howard Downev Penn state;
.pf .pprs SVEN Sonn RGan Sixth Arthur
Kneen. Fordham: seventh Robert Lnders.
Cornell: eighth. Richard OIL. Boston Col
lege ninth, Albert Bates, Holy Cross. llme'
so0.meter run-won by Louis, Burns.
Manhattan; second. Edward Borck; Man
fourth. Peter Bradley. Princeton; NTH;
John A. Meaden. Cornell: sixth. Harold
Connelly. Pittsburgh; seventh. Herbert
Pearce. Brown Time. 1:54I.
Special l.OO0-ysrd run-Won by Charles
.xindana U1i,ers1S .I9i,ns ssc1nd n
versity: third. Ernest Federon. ex-IempIe
University fourth. Frederick Raysar. un-
attached. Time. 2:14.9.
pennssvanis SSHmsser second. Charles Dennis
Michigan State: third. Harold Tost PITTS.
5qrsh togs6 HarvarS ssth
Edmund Mezitt. Cornell seventh. Donald
Mckee. Boston College; eighth: Robert
.Holloahan. Manhattan; ninth. Duverney
fApfh- .Inhn C0Wdery,
Columbia: eleventh. Daniel Smith. Rutgers;
| twelfth. John Congdon. Yale. Time; 3:aSS.
tVenzke continued TO the mile mark. Time,
a.Oo0- meter run-won by Herbert Cor
nell Of Cornell; tn SseSnd s;snS janis RAnssfs. Ys
| fourth Howard Welch. Cornell; NTH: Phil
| ips Smith Rutgers: sixth. Eugene Nelley'
Manhattan; seventh. Lindsay Lovejoy.
| ninth. George Eiss. New York University.
Iio-meter hurdles-won by John Dono-
| Harvard; third, William Lsdendorf. Penn
| sylvania: fourth. Grandin A. Cooley. Cor
nell; NTH. Jennings Potter. Columbia.
z00-metef hurdlss-won by John Dono-
van; Dartmouth; sesonS: ,oh John nrEn. r,n
more; fourth. Alfred Mills, Yale; NTH,
Allen Hakanson. Northeastern. Time,
High 1ump-.won by Peter Bennett.
aeorse VeriiI, rutgers. and Charles Scott.
| Cornell, D feet inches; fourth, seven men
tied: Donald Twsddell. Columbia; James
Dillinsham. Columbia; Robert Hall. Har-
Curie. Dartmouth; James sander, North
| eastern. and Victor Cohen. C. e. N. Y. Il
Broad jump-won by Milton Green, Har-
ward. "a feet Sis inches; second. Stanley
johnson. Massachusetts, Tech: - feei; !;
| third. Antoine Sinssen. Brown. 22 feet s. =
| inches; fourth. Palmer Way, Princeton. -.
feet IA inches; NTH. Thomas Ritzman.
Yale. 23 feet 6ss inches; sixth. Robert
| Schuenemann, Pennsylvania. ~ feet ga
| inches.
Discus throw-won by Walter Wood.
Cornell; 15s feet y inches; second: An An
inches; fourth. William Rowe. Rhode Island
Tents Tentsehert. Rutgers. t m s i4a feet % ios. inches:
sixth. John Weller. Princeton. l42 feet. 6hs
| inches.
Maine. 1877 feet ~. inches: second. Paul
| King, pennsylvania. 1876 feet lola inches
third. Richard Johnson. Harvard, 1S5 feet
81, INCHES; fourth, Elliott Hopper Cor;
Houpt. Cornell. lss feet .as inches; sixth.
Eugene Taano. Pittsburgh, 1856 feet 3A
Pole vault-won by standish Medina.
William and Mary: John Thomas, COLGATE,
Harvard; Robert Campbell. Yale; Ralph
Heller. Lehigh, Ii feet.
shotput-Won. by Anthony Geniawicz.
Dartmouth. ~ feet Its inches; second.
| Walter Wood. Cornell. 40 1eet 70 lncn;
third. BENJAMIN H0rowitz. Brown. a. feet
"a inchesi fourth. william GallOely, Holy
cross. 40 feet "a inches: ffth, Ian Muir
ply, Penn state. 45 feet ll7s inches:
inches.
Hammer throw-Won by Irving Fol-
WaItshny. Rhode Island State. liz feet yss
inches; second, Anton KishOn. Bates. IG5
| ieet inches; third, William Rowe, Rhode
| Island state, Log feet 70 inch: fourth,