The Portland daily press., 1896-06-03

of M. S. c.; marshal, Geo. T. Ordway
of Bowdoin; judges of field events, D. p.
Foster of Watervilie, and W. W. Bolster
of Bates; measurer. B. l.. Bryant OF
Bowdoin, and f. 6. Wakefield of Bates
scorers, T. g. Marstion of M. S. c. and
r. L. Thompson of Bates.
Following are the entries In the vari-
Gus events:
100 yards dash-D. B.. Mcmillan, G.
F.. Stetson. R. NJ. Andrews, j. Il.
Horne, P. Kyer and A. w. Blake Of
Bowdoln; II. A. Holmes, H. B. Watson,
Q. I. Spear, E. E. Noble. c. H. Whit
man, G. 6. Shannon, L. 7. Pit ter
son and f. A. Robinson of Colby; P. B.
Palmer and L. L. J. Branns of n. S.
G.; r. H. Turkey and N. Pulsifer of
Bates.
220 yards dash-D. B. Mcmillan, G.
f. Stetson, R. NJ. Andrews, G. F. Ken
dali, P. Kyer, J. II. Horne and R. l..
Wiggin of Bowdoin; H. B. Watson, G. /.
Spear, E. r. Noble, G. Il. Whitman
and L. T. Patterson of Colby: 2. B.
Palmer and L. L. J. Braun of M. S. G.
r. Fl. Turkey, N. Pulsifer, r. S. Stanley
and II. T.. Douglass of Bates.
44O yards dash-C. +. Kendall, r. NJ.
Andrews, E. S. Hadlook. P. Kyes and j.
II. Horne of Bowdoin; w. H. Holmes,
j. E. Stevenson, and A. B. Warren Of
Colby; Il. A. Higgins of N. S. G.; r.
B. Stanley, n. Pulsifer and Il. l..
Douglass of Bates.
Half mile run G. +. Kendall, II. M.
Bispee, II. E. Marston, W. B. Clark. L..
L. Cleaves of Bcwdoin; 81. NJ. Gerry. Ii.
Ii. Bishop, G. r. Clement, W. L. Hub
bard and j. E. Stevenson of Colby; W..
L. Holyoke and P Walker of NJ. S. G.. !;
A. W. Foss, N. Pulsifer and o. G. Mer-
ri II of Bates.
Mile run. D. Sinkinson, W. S.
Bass, l.. l.. Cleayes and W. B. Clark of
Bowdoin; C. Z. Clement ana j. B.
Merrill of Colby; W. L. Holyoke and P.
Walker of NJ. S. c.; A. W. Foss, o. G.
Merrill and R. B. Stanley of Bates
Two mile rum. D. Sinkinson, W.
S. Bass and C. G. Fogg of Bowdoin; E.
Mutt and 6. A. Eli of Colby; W. l..
Holyoke and P. Walker of M. S. c.: A.
W. Foss and O. C. Merrill Of Bates.
Mile Wake. $. Pettingill of Bow
doin; G. NJ. Woodman and ]. o. Well
man of Colby; A. P. Merrill and B. A.
Gibbs of M. S. c.; G. H. Conant of
Bates.
100 yards hurdle raee--J. Fl. Horne e.
S. Hadlock, Il. L. Wiggin and D. B. Nc
NJ illan of Bowdoin: A. j. Holmes and
H. R. Spencer of Colby; Il. z. Merrill
of NJ. S. G.
go yards hurdle race-J. H. Horne,
E. S. Hadlock, G. F. Kendall. D. B. Nc
Milan, A. W. Blake and r. L. Wiggin
of Bowdoln; A. J. Holmes and Il. r.
Spencer of Colby H. P. Merrill of M. S.
C.
Two mile bicycle race. A. Stearns
and W. L. Crane of Bowdoin; w. B.
Chase, R. H. Richardson, II. M. Pratt
and W. A. Harthorn of Colby; +. W.
Hopkins of NJ. S. c.: Fl. B. Pulsifer of
Bates.
Pole vault. II. Bates, f. B Smith
and e. Z. Minot of Bowdoin; E. S.
Treworgy of Colby; @. G. tombstone OF
NJ. S. c.; H. P. Quinn and ". A. Sau n
deTs of Bates.
Putting Is pound shot: II. Bates,
A. A. French and E. r. Godfrey of Bow
dom; H. H. Cushing, W. L. McFadden,
f. P. H. Pike and V. A. Putnam OF
Colby; A. G. Grover, B. A. Gibbs and
H. FNoyes of M. S. c.; ". A. Saunders
of Bates.
Throwing Is pound hammer-J. H.
B ates, A. A. French and E. r. Godfrey
of Bowdoin; F. P. H. Pike and V. A.
Putnam of Colby; A. G. Grover of NJ.
S. c.; W. A. Saund ers of Bates.
Running high jump-C. r. O. Borden,
j. H. Gates, E. B.. Smith and A. A.
French of Bowdoins; +. A. Robinson
and W. o. Stevens of Colby; B. A. Gibbs
of N. S. c.; L. B. Costello and R. H
Turkey of Bates.
Running broad jump-C. r. G. Dor.
den, D. B.. Mcmillan, J. H. Horne and
F. A. Stearns of Bowdoin; W. L. Hanson
and E. S. Getchel of Colby; J. II. Swain
of NJ. S. c.; H. L. Douglass, N. Pulsifel
and H. B. Quinn Of Bates.
There has been some talk recently tt
the effect that MIR. Merle H. Griffith
manager of the P. II. S. football asso-
citation, intended to resign from tha1
position. He was seen in regard 10 the
matter and saiu that at present he had
no intention of doing SO. He has moi
fully decided whether he would attend
the high school next fall or whether ht
would finish his preparation for college
at some other institution. In the latter
case of course he would have to resign as
manager. In case he remains at the high
school he will retain the office.
Mr.. Griffith makes a very capable
manager as he has both the ability and
the energy to bring out a successful team
and it is to he hoped that he will decide
to remain in the city another year. The
captain of the eleven will not be elected
until fall
1t is thought that Johnnie" Sullivan,
the popular captain Of last years team
may return to the school next fall, il
which case he will be the unanimous