The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-05-13

se sseSEds T1Hner s., H. s.; minutes e 81
, minutes, So seconds, Turner. '97.
Enttries-F; W; KaIor, 'g6. I. E; Thomp-
'95; Johnson, '95.
| ONE HC NDRED AND TWENTY YARD
HURDLES. three feet six inches)
Records-M. I. S. Is 2-5 seconds. Goold, P.
H. s.: P. H. S., 10 seconds. Goold, '94.
Entries-Somers. '95; E. S. Hadlock, '95:
| son, 'eS.
SIXTEEN POUND SHOT.
Reeords-M. ]. S., 81 feet. Godfrey, Ban
gor; T. II. s., 2S feet, inches, nand. '94:
| ,Entries-J. f. Dyer, '95; Robinson. '96;
dussey. '9S; f. It. Foster, '9S.
HALE MILE WALK.
| Records-M. I. S., 3 minutes Al seconds,
feste ana Con Consy o High; r Il. 5. minutes.
Entries-J. f. Dyer. '95; ". q. Cummings,
| '95.
HALF MILE RUN.
Records,-M. I. s.. ntes. Is seconds,
| Dunbar, p. H. s.: p H. s., 2 minutes. !
seconds. Sinkinson. 95.
EntrissaP. Dunbar, 's7; F. g. Chase, 49,;
| NJ. Il. Griffith, '9': ]. Fl. Sinkinson. '9S.
RUNNING HIGH JUMP.
Reoords-M. I. S., 5 feet. inch, Bates.
Hebron Academy; P. H. 5. feet. Ii
Inches, Stevens, '95.
EntrIes-C. NJ Perry, 'g5; Somers. '95: H
r. Stevens. '95; Hussey, '98.
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY YARD
HURDLES 1.-TWO feet. six inohes.)
,Records-M. I. s., 80 seconds. Sullivan, P.
ID; s.: =. H; s., 20 seconds. Goold, P. H. s.
Doughty. '9s; Hadlook. 95; Robinson, 1851;
Watson '9S; Pendlston '96.
POLE VAULT.
Records-M. I. s., 9 feet. inches, Bragg,
49, = 1A1o'
Entries-Perry. 's5;lR. E. Chapman, 'se;
Foster, '98.
MILE RUN.
:, ReeordsaM. ]. S., 4 minutes. SO seconds,
Fur bish, Brunswick: +. II. s., minutes, ID
seconds, Sin kinson, '95:
Entries-J. D. Sinkinson, '95; H. r.
Steyens,. '95; E. Mailing, '95; Kalor, '95; ".
K. Chamberlain, '96; Dunbar '97
THROWING TWELVE POUND HAMMER.
Records-M. J. S.. 90 feet, II inches,
Bates, Hebron Academy; P. ii. S., so feet
Roberts, '94.
Entries dyer, s5; Huysey, 's8; Robinson,
TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY YARD
DASH.
, Reoords-M;; I; S., "a IL seconds, Dun ming,
Brunswick; r. H. s., 20 seconds, Hand, '9l
Entries-Sullivan, '97; Marston, '96 Ed
wards, '98; Sullivan, '9s; Hussey, '95.
STANDING HIGH JUMP. ,
Records-M. I. S., feet, l-s inches
Shannon, Thornton and sanborn, Coney
High: P. II. s., feet, 2 3-4 inches, Edwards,
'96.
Entries-Edwards. '96; E. P. Merrill, 'ss:
Foster, '98.
QUARTER MILE RUN.
Records-M. ]. s., SO 3-5 seconds; Hand, p.
Entries-Sullivan, '97; Marston, '96;
Dunbar, 81; Il. Dodge, IS; Merrill, 'ss s;
sullivan, '98.
1t will be seen from this list that the F. H
s. records compare very favorably with
those of the lnterscholastic association.
The records in some of the events seem
doomed to severe injury, for in the broad
jump, Somers has jumped 20 feet, 10 inches;
IN putting the shot, Hussey has done SO
feet; in the standing high jump, both Ed
wards and Foster have done feet, inches.
with no competition; Dunbar should break
his record In the half mile run, and Dyer
ought to reduce his marx in the walk. The
low hurdle record probably will be beaten,
and and perhaps the high hurdle, for Mr..
Garcelon's speciality is huraling, and it will
be queer if the boys don't improve in this
respect under his care. The pole vaults are
going nine feet, SO it will be no surprise if
this record is surpassed. The record for the
high jump is in anything but safe place
indeed We venture to predict its downfall
for W Wednesday.
Mr.. Garoelon thinks Portland has stbe
stuff to make winning team; but says
that STEADY training is most essential for
the pest WORK. The effect of the Harvard
coach S ol-weekly visits is at once appa re Mt
to spectators at the track. No more fooing,
and doing lit:le at everything" is seen; ;
bat ench man follows closely the schedule
OF work as mapped out, sticking closely to
his own events.
All mat Is necessary for a successful meet
on wednesday is fine weather and a big
crowo. Expenses for entering any other
meets are necessarily to be obtained only by
large gate receipts; and it seems that, with
an admission fee of only a quarter, a coz
siderable number of spectators should be
present, especially as this is the only ex-
hlbition of such sports that is held here till
next May.
NOTES.
Thornton Academy will hold their field
day next Saturday. Quite a number of
Portland boys will go out.
Mr.. Garcelon will referee the games here
Wednesday.
President Go1dthwaite, NJ. I. S. A. A.
was in town yesterday and put in the after
noon at the track, sizing up the team.
1t ia proba BILE that there will be Eo meet
with Thornton this year.
FIFTH ANNUAL CHAMPIONSHIP CON-
TEST.
OF the Maine Inter-scholastic Ath1a.,.
Association at Bangor June Firs+ r,
Official Program.
Following is the official programme 90 .,