The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-05-24
SAME old RIVALRY.
Exciting Sport Ex-
pected at Inter
Glass Games.
ENTRIES UNUSUALLY LARGE.
High School Athletes in
Prime Condition For the
Contests Friday.
ENTRIES UNUSUALLY LARGE.

Arrangements are now complete fol
the annual inter-class games of the
Worcester high schools, which will be
held at the Lake View oval Friday af-
ternoon.
Manager r. c. Amidon has selected
the following officials for the games:
A. F. Duffy, Worcester Academy, field
marshal; John F. Murphy, H. C. c.,
referee; clerk of course, Jere d. Della
ney; assistant clerk, A. r. Campbell,
WA; second assistant, P. Loft, w. P.I.;
scorer, R. C. Amidon starter, Thomas
]. Kenney; timers, P. j. Hurley, j. j.
Moynihan, H. G.. c., and c. j. DAILY, w.
H. S.; announcer, ]. F. ]. Herbert;
judge at large F. H. Bigelow. The
latter will be assisted by one judge from
each class, to be selected later.
The usual athletic events that have
constituted the games Of the past years
will be conducted, with the exception
of the mile walk, which has been
dropped, and the two-mile run substi-
tuted. About all those entered in the
mile will also compete in the two-mile
run. Another event out of the ordi-
nary will be the team race between the
the Ledge street schools. The team
that will represent the Millbury street
school is Nolan, MCGEE, Baker, Inett
and Hall as substitutes. The Ledge
street school will be represented by
Louder, Harvey, Cahill, Forgues and
McInnerny.
AS is usual, the two schools, the class
zeal and the English high, consolidate
and send in their entries for the
aUapfs topathar Tho Saui0rs saau1 RI
be favored as the entries now stand,
unless some of the other classes spring
some dark horses on them.
The following are the entries;
100 yards dash-J c. Donnelly, 'O1; H.
'99; @. r. Flynn, '01; H. p Jourdan, 80;
Armitage. '00; Booth, 100; R. Clinton 100;
44O yards run-Lyford, &c., G. R. Flynn,
'01; Booth, 'O1; H. Clifford, 49, w. Scott,
80; McAuliffe, '01; j. c. Donnelly, Of.
Two-mile run-Hennessy, 49,; Truesdell,
'S9; Collins, 100; e. 9; Carpenter 'O0
One-mile bicycle-P. w. Greenwood '0l;
F: Kingsbury O1; R. Davis, 01; Smalley,
90; Blodgett, OF; H. Clifford, 49, S. H.
Bruce, go: Walter D. Bieberbaeh. 80,
EMERSON zae Sa[dS o df LgfoTd &c., PSGnq r. Flynn
'O1; Armitage, 90; Booth, OF; w. Scott,
SO; H. P. Jourdan, SO.
$50 yards run-E. NJ. Whitcomb, 50;
Clifford, '99; 'McAuliffe, 90; F. M. Drugan,
'01; H. ]. Kelley, '02. rs
100 yards hurdles-C. H. Carroll, 80;
Two-nile bicycle-P. w. Greenwood, 'O1;
T. Kingsbury, 01; r. Davis Oh; Smalley,
90; Blodgett, 90; H. Clifford, 49, s. Fl.
one-mile run-Hennessy, '99; Adams,
90; Collins, CO., f. M. Drugan, 'O1; H. ].
Kelly, '02; e. S. Carpenter, CO.,
220 yards hurdles-Emerson, 90; Armit-
Auiiffe. 'O1: H. c. Crawford, ;01; Z. c.
McKeon, 90; S. H. Bruce, 90.
High jump-Emerson, 'Ol; Fisher. %;
Lyford, '99; Armitage, 100; Booth 100; r.
Clinton. 100; H.. P. Jourdan, 80; e. M.
Whitcorab. go
Pole yaaltT;h,yydforsd : ~; Armitaage, 90;
Hammer throw-Hagberg, zoo; Dennis,
100; McAuliffe, '01; II G. MeKeon, 'OO;
s. H. Bruce, 90; s. CT Donnelly, 'O1.
In addition to the above entries, the
star athletes Of the school will be en-
tered in all the events on the list They
are Capt. Moran, Thomas Dowd, Taylor
Jackson, Perry, Turner, CroweH and
Pender.
Yesterday Trainer Thomas j. Kenney
logged the men a little, but allowed
them to take it easy after yesterday.
He sent Moran and Tom Dowd out for
Il HAIL. Which, they QlN III DEtbGI llIuH
than the existing high school mark for
that distance. Moran beat out Dowd
by about three yards. The latter fin
ished stronger than Moran, and could
have undoubtedly have done better
time if pushed.
Two teams of the Worcester high
schools went to the oval yesterday to
see how loose a game of base ball they
could put up. The teams represented
the English and the classical high
schools, and the former won the con-
test by the score of 10 to 49,
The teams were made up as follows:
English highLDuprey h., Hagberg c.
f., Dowd r. f., Moran 3D., Carroll j. f.,
Smith 3D., Stone IS, Kennedy
C., Kobel p. The classical high
Shea 3D., English h., Reardon 2b., Cook
S., Amidon C., Doran p, Fay l. f., VIII
son r. f., Porter, c. f. p. A. Dowd UNI
pired, assisted by ]. F. Carberry.