Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-11
THE M. |. S. A. A. MEET.
Largest Number Of Entries Ever Re-
ceived for Field Day.
t60 Men Entered from Seven Schools
Those Who Will Represent Cony Nigh

The annual meeting Of the Maine
Inter-scholastic Athletic association to
be held, next Saturday, at Waterville.
promises to be one of the most success
full ever held. There have been the
largest number of entries which have
ever been received, 100 having been
entered from the schools to participate
as follows: Waterville. 10; Portland,
80: Cony. II: Bangor. 47:Coburn CLASH
cal institute, II; Brunswick, 13; and
Thornton academy. %.
The races will be held on the Colby
cinder track, and some records will I'M
doubleday be broken. Seventy-six have
entered for the quarter-mile run.
The Cony High school has entered.
the following:
w. b. Sanborn, standing and running
high jumps; 100 yards, and 200 yards
runs; n 120 yards hurdles.
Charles l.. May-Standing. and run
ming high jumps; running broad jump:
pole vault, and 12O yards hurdles.
W. Jackson-10O yards, 22O yards,
o%ne-fourth and one-half mile runs:
mile walk. and 120 yards hurdles;
throwing hammer and putting the
shot.
w. Parsons-Pole vault.
Benjamin Savage-One-half mile
walk.
Merrill Lee-One-half mile walk.
F.. Miller-Bicycle race.
Frank Gannett-100 and 22O Yards
runs; 120 yards hurdles; one-fourth
mile run, and running broad jump.
Frank Observation-Disclosures mile and
30 yards runs; running and standing
high, and running broad jumps.
Roland Scribner-Putting the shot;
100 and go yards runs.
w. Barrows. Jr.-One-fourth mile
run: throwing hammer, and putting the
shot.
From the work that has been done by
the boys at their school meet. they can
be depended upon to make a satisfac-
tory showing.
The following are the various entries
from the other schools:
Bangor-H. j. Hunt, C. G.. Chase. II. S.
Peare. A. l.. White, r. w. Sprague, S. f.
5 Gal%sr; ii ii. 5. 'H HSn3, + +. Al H. Gilman Al1sni e +. Y Y.
SWEET, =: S. Davis, N. 4. Tiskse. B. o.
Gfn.,er, "; NJ u Hardy, Robinson; r. Z.
6. A. Hersey. 7. S. Wyer, II. G. Stone.
p. A.. Chaplin, l.. A. Cutter, w. A. Fogg.
y. a. Hennessey. H. N. Bowen; W. Me
F. II. Houlihan. II. L. Drummond. W. II.
Cutler, c. N. Dearborn. II. ID. Quinn.
4. S. Chalmers, E; c; Fogg, r. v. Bragg.
dan, p. F. Snow, Gilman.
Portland-Philip Dunbar. r.. S. Ed
TTards, 1Bsleher Waugh y: L, ponavan.
Ciaybrook, II. II. Robinson. +. c. Mur-
ply. H.. /. Twitchell, T.. A.. Hail. George
II. Turner. Il. c. Thompson. NJ. r. Grif-
deth. z: +; Chapman; VIM. M~cLaughlin,
Kelley, NJ. II. Marston, H. c. Sullivan.
J. n. Whitney, l.. S: Smith: J. A.. Pierce.
j. III. Sinkinson. G. d. Boyd. w. l.. Wat
son. Dana Pendleton, George Hadloek.
II. NJ Larrabee. Carl u. Doten. Harry
Croker, II. q. Norton. i. G. Lane. r..
Wentworth. J. II. Collins, G. II. Coburn.
j. W fcase. W. X Chamherlaln. |
Waterville-E. Allen. CLANCY Hight. +.
Jackson. Frank Rollins. Carol Hight,
Fred Rollins; Sam Clark
Observation-Disclosures. NJ. NJ Foss. j.
Armstrong. W. Bradford. c.. Goodwin. l..
Cole, g.. Fairfield. II. Fernald, II. Small,
j. 3. Dow. d, Gross. S. Seavcy. L. Cup
til. Berry. O.. Hatch. II. Foss, II. BoyKer.
L. Dow, V. Waterhouse, IL. Phillips, II.
Jose. 7. Wentworth. r. Wood, c. Goldtli-
wait, +. Leavitt. j. Weber. =. Hill. Cole.
Brunswick-E. A. Dunlap. W. o. Hall.
+. Allen. J. u. Wilson, X. II. Bodwell.
T.. T. Wheeler, S. l.. Forsaith. s. Nj.
Smith. NJ. f.. Stetson, H.. r. webb.
Coburn Institute. a. Kurdish. S. Full
Ter. c.. f.. Foeg. X. A.. Crosby. II. a.
Tozier. +. A. Rowell. Carl Cotton. Il. u.
Rumcr II. Newenham. f.. G. Rice. Geo.
A.. Knight. II. w. Hall. II. S. Woodman.
{. i. Townc. II. f. Totman, +. L.. Mer-
rick 8 t. Marks. |