TRACK

Dartmouth 72 Colgate 37 Syracuse 26

Syracuse and Colgate fell before an avalanche of Green points in the triangular track meet at Hill Field, Syracuse, May 5. The Indian athletes won seven firsts, nine seconds and ten thirds to score 72 points, against 37 for Colgate and 26 for Syracuse. Although the high-hurdles was the only track event which Dartmouth won, the Green weight men made a clean sweep of the hammer and shot. The mile was the only event in which Dartmouth failed' to place. In all others, it took either a first or a second. The Green runners showed lack of outdoor practice and the effects of the long train ride. Most of the times were slower than the trials in Hanover last week. In the mile and two mile, Dartmouth fell far below the marks set in practice. Rain fell intermittently during the meet and kept the spectators who were celebrating Moving Up Day, scampering for shelter.

In both the dashes, Trent of Colgate defeated Glendinning by less than a yard in 10 1-5 and 22 2-5 seconds. Cooley placed third in the 100 and Swope in the 220. The quarter brought together three of the best in the country. Barbuti, Orange track captain, took the lead at the start and had just enough sprint to defeat Swope, who finished fast to take second. Roll of Colgate was third. The time was 50 seconds.

The half-mile was run in a pouring rain. The Lathams set the pace for the first lap, but Barbuti and Keith took the lead on the homestretch to finish one two in 2 minutes. E. Latham was third. The mile was won by Godelle of Syracuse in 4 minutes 32 2-5 seconds. In the two-mile, Carnell and Butterworth alternated the lead until the last fifty yards when Dunbar of Colgate went ahead to win. Butterworth was second and Carnell third, close back of the leader whose time was 10 minutes 21 4-5 seconds.

Wells had little trouble winning the highhurdles in 15 2-5 seconds followed by Stollwerck of Colgate and Alcorn. The Green captain withdrew from the lows, which was won by Stollwerck with Marsters and Alcorn second and third.

Canby won the broad-jump with a leap of 22 feet 4 inches, closely followed by McQuiston. The high-jump went to Maynard at 6 feet. The javelin was won with a heave of 167 feet and 8 inches by Harden, the only Dartmouth man to place. Fyler took the discus at 125 feet 5 inches with McAvoy third. Phillips led the Dartmouth hammer-throwers with 133 feet 3 inches and McAvoy the shotputters with 3 feet 6 inches. In the hammer and shot, Lyle and Brown, and Mayher and Gow were second and third respectively. Curll placed third in the pole-vault.

Dartmouth 48 1-2 Harvard 86 1-2

Overwhelmed by a strong Harvard track team which took eleven first places Dartmouth lost its dual meet to the Crimson at Hanover May 12. The summary:

One-mile run Won my Luttman (H) ; second, Reid (H) ; third, Wildes (H). Time 4m. 32 3-5s.

Four hundred and forty-yard run Won by Swope (D) ; second, Brayton (H) ; third, Cummings (H). Time 51 3-5s.

One hundred and twenty-yard high hurdles —Won by Alcorn (D) ; second, Wells (D) ; third, Marsters (D). Time 16s.

One hundred-yard dash Won by French (H) ; second, Wright (D) ; third, Mason (H). Time 9 4-5s

Two mile run—Won by Reid (H) ; second, Flaksman (H) ; third, King (H). Time 9m. 58 1-5s.

Two hundred and twenty-yard hurdles Won by Tupper (H) ; second O'Connell (H) ; third, Alcorn (D). Time 24 3-5s.

Two hundred and twenty-yard dash Won by Glendinning (D) ; second, tie between Mason and Swope (D). Time 22s.

Eight hundred and eighty-year run Won by Porter (H) ; second, Keith (D) ; third, E. Latham (D). Time 1m. 59 2-5s.

Shot put Won by Pratt (H), 44 ft. 11 3-4 in.; second, Guarnaccia (H), 44ft. 2 l-2in.; third, McAvoy (D), 43 ft. (new dual record.)

Hammer throw Won by Shapiro (H), 138 ft. 6in.; second, Alcorn (H), 136 ft. 6 l-2in.; third, Phillips (D), 126 ft. 8 l-2in.

Javelin throw Won by Moore (H), 195 ft. 4in.; second, Harden (D), 184 ft. 7in.; third, Pratt (H), 176 ft. 2in.

High jump Tie between Maynard (D) and Pierce (D), sft. 10in.; third, Johnes (D), sft. Bin.

Pole vault Tie between Burbank (H) and Clark (H), 12ft.; third, tie among Dunlap (H), Impink (H), Curll (D) and Hughes (D), lift. 6in.

Discus Won by Pratt (H), 134 ft. 2 l-2in.; second, McAvoy (D), 132 ft. 6 l-4in. third, Fyler (D), 120 ft. 3in.

Broad jump—Won by French. (H), 23ft. 11 l-2in.; second, Lomansy (H), 22ft. Bin.; third, McQuiston (D), 22ft.. 3in.

Dartmouth 77 1-3—Pennsylvania 57 2-3

Romping away with eight firsts and tying for first in another event, the Indian track team won the dual meet with Penn, held in Philadelphia, May 19 by a 77 1-3 to 57 2-3. score.

The Green made clean sweeps in both the 100-yard dash and the javelin throw. Penn was weakened by the loss of Captain Scull who was slated to give Glendinning an even fight, in both the 100- and 220-yard dashes. Monty Wells, taking firsts in both hurdle races, split personal honors with Glendinning, who took firsts in both the 100- and 220-yard dashes.

Glendinning, Wright and Goldsmith raced in to take first, second and third, respectively, in the 100-yard dash with the time of 10 1-5 seconds. Glendinning and Wright repeated in the 220-yard dash, taking first and second respectively, while Kastler of Penn took third. The time was 21 3-5 seconds. Swope won the 440yard run in 49 8-10 seconds with McLoughlin of Penn second while Ripley, running a very good race, came in third.

Wells, running the 120-yard high hurdles in 15 1-5 seconds, made the best time he has made this year. Penn with McCoy and Franks took second and third in this event. Wells repeated in the low hurdles to win with the time of 25 2-5 seconds. Marsters took second in this event while Franks of Penn took third.

In the half mile Saxer and Pearson of Penn took first and second respectively while E. Latham took third. The time was 1 minute 57 1-5 seconds. McConnon was barely nosed out by Glenn of Penn in the mile while Huston took third. The time was 4 minutes 31 3-5 seconds. Penn took first and third in the twomile with Merembeck and Walsh, while Butterworth took second. The time was 9 minutes 53 4-5 seconds.

Gow, Harden and Morse made a clean sweep in the javelin throw, taking first, second and third respectively. Phillips and Lyle took first and third respectively in the hammer throw. Curll led for first and Hughes took third in the pole vault. Maynard won the high jump while Pierce entered a triple tie for second. Canby took second in the broad jump. McAvoy placed third in the discus throw.