Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-27

pounds. In his sophomore year he
 the record made by c. B. Morse, tho great all round athlete of tho university, and when a junior cleared g feet, making the university rocord. Woolsey has also jump cd . feet 5 inches high, put the l6 pound shot S3 feet and made A feet inches in the hop, step and jump. The eastern in tercollegiate broad jump was won last year at 22 feet inches, or just inches beyond Woolsey's record. woolsey was third at Princeton.
 Louis T. Morwin, the teams repro sentative in tho mile walk, was born in Plainfeld, N. J., in 1873. He is 6 feet 3 inches high and weighs 170pounds. When a sophomore be made minutes AS sec- onds, but was taken sick and had to give up walking until this year. He is now walking better than ever and has already made minutes 3I seconds. Merwin is a remarkably steady and fair walker, and in all of his races has never once been dis qualified or even warned for running. He has a wonderful burst of speed at the fin ish and has walked 100 yards in l6 sec onds. Merwin is a student of mechanics. He was second at Princeton.
 P R. Bradley, tho half mile runner, al- ternatcs with Koch in the half mile and quarter mile races. Bradley was scarcely considered n candidate for the team until just before the team left California, when he ran the half milo with the greatest case from the 13 yard mark in minutes l 1a sec Onds. He has made the quarter mile in 53 seconds, the 220 in 24 seconds and tho 100 in II seconds He Is 21 years old, feet 8 inches high weighs about 1855 pounds and is n mining student. Bradley was third at Princeton and quit 900 yards from the fin ish line.
 Melvin Dozier does the wheeling for the team and is also one of the best all round men of the company. Dozier is a Califor- | nian, 20 years old and feet 91a inches high. He weighs 150 pounds, being very solidly built. He has jumped feet 5 inches high, and in his first contest cleared 22 feet in the running broad jump. He has ridden the two miles on his bicycle in | minutes 20 seconds, but is considered q I 5 minute man. At Princeton he won the ! two mile bicycle race in minutes II 3-5 seconds. He has wonderful powers of en- | durancc and depends mostly on winning ] his race at the finish. The eastern bicycle race was won last year in minutes Is seconds
 Harry B. Turrcy Is another of the team 8 murders. He did little hurdling before this year, owing to the fact that he was badly hurt while a freshman by falling on hurdle. This year, however, he defeated Dyer, the crack hurtller, from scratch in | 16 1-5 seconds, and after running two
 heats of the 120 yards won his 220 yard race in 20 45 seconds, which is not for
 midable whom compared with J. L. Bre-
 mors s5 1-5 seconds for tho college cham | pionShip event in 1894. Torrey is 20 years 1 old and feet inches tall.
 | The Californians' moro recent showing against the strong University of Pcnnsyl-
 vania team, when they secured a tie, and l when Barnes won tho 220 yards dash, Koch the 4I0 yards dash, Dyer and Tor
 rcy the l3O and 22O yards hurdlo races,
 Mcrwin tho milo walk, Woolsey the run
 ming broad jump and Edgrcn the 16 pound
 hammer, plainly demonstrates that the | Golden States athletes are worthy oppo-
 nentS for any eastern track team.