Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-06
B0WD0IN WINS.
Her Athletes Take 1903 Points
Of a Possible 1856.
Seven Association Records Eroken,
Five Of Them by Bowdoin Men.
Bates Scores 70. Colby. 10. and Maine State
College Four Points.

Waterville, June 5-(SpeciaD.-Tht
morning trains brought delegations
rom the various colleges in the
state to this city, today. The Maine
state college boys were the first tC
,rrive, and while they did no boast
.ng, they expressed some hopes Of win
ling in few of the events of the day
Bowdoin showed up numerously at II
o'clock, and Bates came trailing behind
ii Il35 A. NJ. Bowdoin was confident
n fact was sure Of having a piece OF
Everything that was to show up dur
ng the day. They We're out for pie
deep. thick and richly Drowned pie
md the following story shows what a
generous slice they took. They SET
heir score at 80 points.
The general desire seemed to be Ia
earn whom Colby expected to win
he two-mile bicycle contest. Bow
loin had brought their pet. Stearns
md felt confident of his winning, but
sere not willing to bank any money
N him as against Pratt of Colby.
colby in the bicycle contest partici-
iated in by Pratt SO. Hawthorne a.
richardson 80. Chase 'sa. Of Colby,
anne and Stearns OF Bowdoin, Pulsi-
er Of Bates. and Hopkins. NJ. $. G.
The officers Of the day were for
rack evcnts: Referee. Prof. " A
Moody of Bowdoin; judges of finish,
Prof. w $. Bayley of Colby, Prof.
;eorge T. Files of Bowdon, II. G.,
johnson, NJ s. c.. timers. Prof. j. n.
1art. NJ ). c., DIR. f. n. Whittier,
Sowdoin. F. J. Goodridge of Water
lille: judge of walking. n. Il. Mar
hall of Harvard; starter. Prof. r. Fl.
Carleton of Dartmouth; clerk of
curse, ]. Colby Bassett of Augusta:
scorer. r. A. Hobbs of NJ. $. c.; mar
shall. c. T. Urdway of Bowdoin.
rlxed events: Measurers. r. 5. Bry-
mt. Bowdoin. F. G. Wakefield of
Bates judges ID. r. Foster Esq. Wa
terville, W. ". Bolster. Jr.. Bates:
scorers. r. l.. Marston. NJ. S. c., r. l..
Thompson, Bates.
Track Eveuts.
100 yards dash, trial heats'-Four
men to constitute a heat: the second
men to run a heat. the winner TO run
in final The first heat was won by
Horne of Bowdoin; Andrews. Bow
toin. second: best time. 10 2-5. The
second heat was won by Mcmillan.
Bowdoin; Whitman. Colby, second:
best time. 10 3-5. The third heat was
won by Turkey of Bates; Noble of
Colby. second: best time. IL. Fourth
Robinson of Colby. second: best time,
II. r'inal heat won by Horne of Bow
loin: Andrews of Bowdoin. second;
Mcmillan of Bowdon, third; best
time, 10 2-3.
Half mile run-In this event the
records to be broken. if broken at all,
we're as follows: New England Inter
collegiate Athletic Association, min
utes. 3 seconds; Maine Intercollegiate
Athletic Association. minutes. 1874
seconds. Won by Kendall of Bow
doin: Foss of Bates, second; best
time, zoo 3-5
120-yards hurdle-Trial heats. first
heat won by Horne of Bowdoin: Had
lock of Bowdoin. second; best time. is
seconds. Second heat won by Holmes
of Colby; Mcmillan of Bowdoin. sec
ond: best time. 10 seconds. The final
heat was won by Horne of Bowdoin.
Hadlock of Bowdoin, second; Holmes
of Colby, third best time. II seconds.
44O yards dash-Trial heats. Run in
the forenoon at IL o'clock. First heat
vas won by Kendall of Bowdoin. Stan |
ey of Bates. second. Best time. So 35. |
rhe second heat won by Keyes of Bow
,e lot
Best time, .55 1-5 The third heat won
by Stetson, Bowdoin. Stephenson of
colby. second. Best time, "a 80. The
inal heat won by Kendall of Bowdoin.
Andrews of Bowdoin, second. Best
ime, "a 3-5.
Two mile safety bicycle-Trial heats.
First heat won by Pratt of Colby
1athorne of Colby. second: Richard
on of Colby, third. The second heat
Won by Stearns of Bowdoin; Chase of
'olby. second. Best time, 5.35. Final
leat won by Pratt of Colby; Stearns
/ Bowdoin second; Hopkins third
:est time, 50i. on the fourth lap of
his heat, Stearns of Bowdoin, deliber-
tely fouled Hawthorne by attempting
o cut in before he had got a length
head and Hawthorne was thrown from
lis wheel and hurt.
Mile rum. E. l. A. A. record. 4.52I
Is: NJ. l. G. A. A. record, 452b. Won
" Foss of Bates: Sinkerson of Bow
DIN. third. Best time, 45O.
go yards hurdle-Trial heats. First
eat wen by Horne of Bowdoin; Had
)ck of Bowdoin, second. Best time,
81. Second heat won by Mcmillan of
'owdOin: Merrill. NJ. S. c. second Best
me. 20 The third heat won by Spen-
err of Colby, with Noyes, NJ. S. c.
lest time, 2.91. Final heat won by
Iorne of Bowdoin: Hadlock of Bow
DIN, second: Mcmillan, Bowdoin,
lird. Best time, .2S. Second men in
anne event. heat won by Hadlock of
owdoin. Time, 20
220 yards dash-First heat won by
lorne of Bowdoin; Andrews of Bow
DIN, second: Spear of Colby, third.
est time. PAL The second heat won
Y Kendall of Bowdoin; Whitman of
olby. second. Time, 1913 Third heat
on by Turkey of Bates; Stetson of
owdoin, second. Time, PAL Heat for
'cOnd men won by Andrews of Bow
Din. Time, 25.3. The finals for the
Dove event was won by Kendall Of
OwdOin: Horne of BowdOin. second.