The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-06-06
AT YALE FIELD TO-DAY
FIELD DAY or THE STATE INTER
SCHOLASTIC .fSS0CIATION.

There VIII be Fine Competition for the
Yale 0up-The Leading Preparatory
schools of the State to Compete Contests
Begin at 1880.
To-day the annual field day Of the
Connecticut lnterscholastic Athletic as
ISOLATION will be held at Yale field,
-Four o. the most prominent prepara-
tory schools in the state have entered
men to compete for the trophy offered
by the Yale Athletic association. They
are Hillhouse High school Of New Ha-
ven, Hartford Public school of Hart
ford, Buckley school of New London,
and the Hotchkiss school of Lakevile.
The games will begin at / o'clock.
The officials are Yale men, with a few
exceptions. The list is as follows
Referee, l.. p. Sheldon, Yale 96; judges,
q. 2. Caravan '97, E. C. Perkins, j. j.
Butler '9S, t. Brett and w. f. G. Itch
borne; timers, Mr.. Hendee of New Ha-
ven, Mr.. Lapham, Yale '97, and S. IL,
Hoyt, Yale '97 s.; starter, IT. w. Fahy
of Hartford; measurers, Il. c. Merwin,
r. Sheldon, j, l.. Howard and Mr.. How
ard, Yale '99; scorers, track, c. 8. Nor
ris, Yale '96, and D. C. Twitchell, Yale
81; field, A. N. Butler, Yale $50, and T..
b, Morris, '97 S.; judge of walking, f.
c. Thrall, Yale 90; assistants, Mr.. How
ard of Lakeyille, R. Peck of University
school, f. G. P. Barnes of New Haven,
and Adam Mackie of the Hillhouse High
school; announcer, l.. w. Allen of Hart
ford.
The scoring will be done as follows:
First place, five points; second place,
two points, and third place, one point.
To the school winning the most points
cup will be awarded by the Yale
association. A banner will also be pre-
scnted to the victorious school by the
nterscholastic association.
Frank HI. Mason, president Of the as
ISOLATION and representative of the Hill
house High school in the games, reports
that the arrangements have been con-
cluded for the events. 1t will be a
grand meeting of the High school ath-
letes, attended by all their fair admir-
ers and friends. The games are held
every June and are arranged solely by
the representatives from the High
schools of the association. The dele
gates who have charge of the meeting
this year are Frank HI. Mason of the
Hillhouse high school Of New Haven,
president; Henry G. Bryant of the
Hartford Public High school of Hart
ford. vice president; Thomas A. Howell
of the Hotchkiss school of Lakeville,
secretary; Robert DeForrest of the
Bridgeport High school of Bridgeport,
and Milton Freeman of the Buckley
school of New London.
The complete list of the entries from
the schools is as follows:
100 Yards Dash.
Hartford Morris, Sawyer, Williams,
Luce and Barbour.
Hillhouse Hill, Phillips, Dudley,
Brown, Loeb and Brennan.
Observation-Disclosures and Goodwin.
University Schools. B. Wood.
Bulkeley School-Smith.
Running High Jump.
Hartford-Miner, Morris, Luce and
| Sturtevant.
Lakeville-Goodwin.
440 Yards Dash.
Hartford-Bradin, Norris and Luce.
Hillhouse--Dudley G. Kearney, Erick,
| son, O'Brien and r. Kearney
Lakeville-P Parker, Stetson, Cheney
and Tiffany.
| Two-Mile Bicycle.
| Hartford-E, Strong, Morse, l.. Strong
| and hyatt.
Hillhouse--Collett, Ruiz, Mathews
| and Somerset.
1 LakeviIle-Bardeen, Lyman and Har-
| per.
University school-F. G. Bussick.
Buckley school-Simmons and Kiley
Hammer Throw--16 Pounds.
Hartford--Grant. Griffin and ingalls,