Stolen bases? Carroll 2, Jones 2. Nimily. White. Thorpe (2). Blankenship, Swift. Mouney. Double plays?Double to Tyson to Mouney; Hankins to Jones to Pulley. Bases on balls?by Thorpe, 1; by Cook, 3; by Doubles, 4. Struck out?by Thorpe, 1; by Doubles, 3. Passed balls?Moles, Cook. Wild pitches?Thorpe. Cook. Doubles.
FLYING PENNSYLVANIAN BREAKS 40-YARD RECORD
Cornell Captured Intercollegiate With Yale Second?California High Runner
Springfield, Mass., May 27?Cornell won the tenth intercollegiate game in the Harvard Stadium this morning by the impressive score of 45 to Yale's 25. The two California universities combined to roll up 22 points, which, when the smallness of their squads is considered, was a marvelous feat, outclassing: Harvard, Pennsylvania, and the other Eastern "bluff" colleges.
Ted Meredith, of the University of Pennsylvania, broke the world's quarter-mile record. Meredith covered the 440 yards in 47 2-5 seconds, two-fifths of a second faster than Maxey Long's great effort, which stood undisturbed for fifteen years.
Riley, of Dartmouth, finished less than a yard behind the great Pennsylvanian, while Crime, of Cornell, was third. Willcox, of Harvard, who led the field for too.  Meredith created another interesting record when he won the half mile in 1:63.
K. S. Murray, of Stanford, set a new intercollegiate record of 15 seconds for the 120-yard high hurdles. He easily bested OJubb, of Cornell; Preble, of Pennsylvania, and his teammate, J. K. Norton.
In the shot put all five of the point runners were better than forty-five feet. Herb Childersleeve, the Californian, won the event with a heave of 46 feet 2 1-2 inches. "Cupid" Spears, of Dartmouth, finished second, five, elevens of an inch behind him. 