Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-05-22
PRINCETON GAINS
EDGE IN BIG MEET.
Proves Too Well Balanced
for Cornell and Five
Other Rivals.
By the Associated Press.

BY Inc hSSCCihNu I1eoss
PRINCETON, N. j., May al
Princeton's powerful. well-balanced
track and field team won the heptag-
onal games this afternoon In sunny
Palmer Stadium with . score OF 59A
points to So 1-6 for Cornell, the IT,
gers closest rival.
Columbia's shattered team, minus
its captain and star Splinter, Ben
johnson, finished third with "a points.
johnson was forced out because OF
illness. Harvard was fourth with
331l-l2 points and then came Yale
with 20 5-l2, Dartmouth with 1872
and PENNSYLVANIA with 14l3.
Led by Peter Bradley. who won a
brilliant half mile in 1:527 for q new
meet and Princeton record, and then
came back to finish second in the
mile to Harvards Alex Northrop,
Princeton scored in Is Of the Is
events.
The only double of the meet was
produced by Columbia's Frank Ryan.
He took the shot-put with a meet rec
ord toss Of SO feet 81 inches and
won the javelin with throw Of 189
feet 3l2 inches.
1OO-yard dash-Won by James Fender
Cornell: second. Herb Weast 1ColumolaS :
p Palma BIZ Hus %'0n i0nI,h
Warren Kine Dartmouth. Time. 0:lG.
ss,os r ~ 6 5s Bras &c,
1 lump iou rh5o johns si n consdan 1YaIe
Nile run-won BY Alex Nor.hroo ,a aa
Ill.,. EdSs5s a;a'' 'oS Iss
George Tarant iPennsylvania, Time;
4:Is.5. 1Ne%, meet record oetteJ W., old
lTxomle .anwo w. by M9sar kr Wsea
Emory wineerter iCornelD. Time. a:4l.4.
s.eo asss Gern. shrd col 1g
Pennsylvani.: NTH. Yale. Time o,4i ,.i
yale qualified for mn place s1t ,,! fais "a
to compete because OF n,uTy to M.Ist' old Ia
'ei Mile relay.won ey Cornell .Wa,t z zin.
fourth. Dartmouth: nth. Princeton. Time.
31a0 EQUALS meet record set BY Dart
m4 ia6y AZ? hsh hu.d!es.w2n By s,. EIl
FeIsa hFf Tsa PAY 9e JOHN 1nh
sSo:ya!d lev hu1d hurdle Xo1.n BY J Saie
i oul'h % Val, zs. y'' eelne
Donovan. Dartmonth Time .s, Ca Mu,dock.
co Hsh um feet o inches eh he second tie
tween HUsna'B Bob Haydock. Harvard, and Dick
noHpso9 Wae pri nee. feet
inch Incl :: nth. lie between J. Fersuson. Yale,
j. cuae. Da5tmeu.h' a R Reyes x pnnn-
inches by A ssoond P PsImer
Lester Msye Murdoek. Cornell. - iee. 81.
Inches; fourth. anpt En- Tsi,man Cor
n Besters t ofd record n ot inches set
by Milton GTe en by Ha on HerrieR Harvard
14p feet : inches: second Frank Ryan. Co
lumbia 14l feet inches: thiId Bin C ia.r
mer PennSyya t asa ,G inches attn Georse
p ptiRnfrSh' Harvard i ard l3i feet q inches:
JayelinaWon by Frank Ryan n., Homm III,
man. Harvard ls6 feet 3. inches; ,I ,h,sd:
Elliott Hooper. Cornell. - feet inehes s
fourth. Doug Brooks Yale pr i,a deet ~
lnCneS, min. INdt oSotoAA'
Pole vaultwWon by Bill Harding. Yale.
Richard Ganslen. Columbia: and, Richard
Patterson. PRINCETON - feet g iine23s st
: inches: fifth. tie between Ulysses Whar-
ton. Dartmouth Winslow Pettinsell; Haa ar.
Rai p Princeton. ia feet New meet
record Betters old record OF IL feet -
inches set by Emile Dubiel. Harvard. 1885
Hammer throv--Won by William Lynch.
Princeton l6s feet s,ss INCHES zen, s secpee
Srd w. , MsKe Mss p SoTne c0am tsst
! SO feet %. inches: fifth 8. H. Brennan.
IT. Harvard. so feet inches. New meet NEE
record Previous record. 1853 feet l lnch.
set by Castle in 1897
shetpu,.won BY . Frank ,! RsaG' c GsoTa.
Downing. Harvard. 46 feet : inches; third.
a Van RanSt cesns is q co, fes1 x hc9 9es
4Ia inches: NTH. Grandin Wise. Princeton.
45 feet q. inches New m meet secor q,
nv RYAN. 1879