100-yard dash 3 6 Barnard 21 100-yard dash, for Juniors 4 5 Condon 15 220-yard run 3 6 Cutler 13 440-yard run 4 5 _Adelphi_ 10 Half-mile run 5 4 B. L. S 10 Mile run 8 1 Harvard 9 120-yard hurdle 9 0 _Poly. Prep._ 7 220-yard hurdle 9 0 _St. Paul's_ 6 Two-mile bicycle 9 0 Col. Gram. 6 Running high jump 8 1 Drisler 6 Running broad jump 6 3 Dwight 5 Pole vault 9 0 Berkeley 3 Throwing 12-pound hammer 8 1 Yale 3 Putting 12-pound shot 8 1 Sachs 3 __ __ D. L. S. 3 93 33 W. & K. 3 Blake 3 ___ 126 Next Saturday the schools of the Pennsylvania Inter-academic League will meet on Franklin Field, Philadelphia, to decide the championship of the association in track athletics. I expect to see Jones of Penn Charter, who did 10-3/4 in the 100, last year, take the event again this spring, with Hunsberger, his schoolmate, second. Unless some new man develops, Branson of Penn Charter and Remington of De Lancey will fight it out between them for first in the high hurdles. Jones should be heard from again in the 220, and McCarty of Germantown will probably take the quarter. Thackara will push him. Thackara will also have a close contest with Hedges in the half-mile, as both are good men, and Thorpe of Penn Charter will see that they make their best time. Branson has a record of 5 feet in the high jump, and it is doubtful if any one else in the I.A.A.L. can better it. The pole vault is uncertain, but Beasley of Germantown has cleared nearly 8 feet. The running broad will probably go to Remington, whose record is 18 feet 5-3/4 inches, but it will be closely contested by Hunsberger and Shoenhut. As Boyd of Cheltenham M.A. will not contest this year, the hammer and shot are uncertainties, and will go to new men.