The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-12

| Conner had to work himself UP to his
limit in nearly every event.
! There was contest between classes
! for a banner which went to the fresh
| men, Moynihan contributing largely to
! the victory Conner received only a
| little assistance from the seniors, the
remainder OF the class athletes scoring
! II points. IL w aiose race until the
1 team race in wins 1 Il double allc .sSnce
c. points was made. The freshmen
won and led tt sensors irsthe ra0e by
eight poi4ts.
Censor, Burke. ana Murphy finished
in that der in the first heat OF the
novice century. In tho second heat
Batters, Sheehap and Reddy finished in
| the order named Conner won the fin
al in 1915 S. Batters and Burke were
tied for second and ran off, Batters
| winning.
In the 100 open, Moyniham, O'Connor
| and Sweeney won places in the first
| heat in 10 3-5, and Sullivan, Connor and
Cannon in the second, the time being
10 rs $. In the final
SULLIVAN WON HANDILY
by more than a yard. Conner led Moy-
nihan until few feet from the tape,
| when the little fellow went past and
won by inches. The time Of the final
was 10 AS s.
| started diagonally across the track as
if it had been marked off in lanes, thus
| giving the outside man big advant-
i age. Moynihan was outside man, the
other starters being OConnor, Sween-
| ey and Cannon. Moynihan ran easily
and O'Connor passed him, getting a big
| lead. He slowed down, however, and
| let Moynihan win. Sweeney was third
! Time "a lis s.
| The quarter was a race between
/ O'Connor and Sweeney. Moynihan
stayed out, fearing too much work.
| The all-round athlete, Conner, went in
| looking for third, and easily kept
ahead of Reddy. O'Connor won first
in 90 rs S. Sweeney was yards behind
| There were only three entries in the
half, Moynihan, Conner and Durkin.
Moynihan loafed the first lap in l m.
II s., and finished nearly 100 yards
ahead in m. "a S. Durkin let Conner
| go by him and take his own gait
] Moynihan won the mile by yards and
| simply loafed. His time was m. 10 1-5
9. The event was interesting, as it Of
fered
A CHANCE FOR ]. MURPHY
| to beat Conner in points Although
Conner didn't compete, some seniors
went in determined that Murphy should
not get first. He wasn't equal to tie
task Moynihan would have allowed
him to win if he could. Moynihan
didn't set a fast pace at any time, but
drew away from the field and might
have beaten them a lap had he tried.
| McGovern and McCurry, the latter a
new student, made a. hot race McGo-
vern had a short stride, while McCurry
Hoped along, covering yards at every
step. McGovern's
FEET WE'RE HEAVY AT THE CLOSE
and MeCurry won by few yards.
In the high jump, Ed. Conner, broth
er of the alI-round athlete, distanced
| the field. The broad jump was inter-
! esting, the men appearing evenly
matched.
In the team race for preparatory
classes, second academic defeated spe-
cial classics by 40 yards. The relays
were 220 yards each. The time for the
half-mile was I'm. A LBS. The teams
4 were Second academic, Hardigan
Reynolds, Sweeney and O'Connor spe-
cial, Morrison, Franey, Hourigan and
Sheehan. Hardigan gained 5 yards on
| his relay, but Franey held Reynolds.
| Sweeney of the second academic team
in creased the lead over Hourigan to 20
yards, and O'Connor beat Sheehan out
as much more, making the total dis
| lance 40 yards
In the college team race there were
but two entries, seniors and freshmen,
and the race was important, as it meant
the banner. The freshmen team was
! composed of Sullivan, Reddy, Powers
and Moynihan. The senior team ran in
the following order: Brennan, Kenne-
DIV. Batters and Ed Murphy. Sullivan
of the freshmen class, the winner of the
| 100 yards, had the pole, and it was a
certainty that he would
BEAT OUT BRENNAN.
He did bv Is yards, running a fine re-
Law. Reddy had 20 yards on Kennedy
nv the time the latter got going, and
Increased the lead to 80 yards at the
| finish of his relay. Batters reduced the
! lead a trife when he took UP the rum
ming against Powers, but Moynihan
added about 10 yards to the entire gain
when he ran against Ed murphy. Inc
| time for the half-mile was I'm. Ais.
The summary and score of classes is |
as follows:-
100 Yards novice = Won by Conner, 90; !
q Batters 60; g. Burke, 'W. Time, ~ 4-os.
220 yards hurdle race--Won by, Murphy,
2S S-5s.
100 yards dash-Won by Sullivan, 'OS; 2
Moynihan, 03; 3, Connor; 90; Time, 10 4 ,Ss:
120 yards hurdle-Won by ]. MuI nop "
Is 2-5s.
90. So IT. in; g. Grimm, '0S, 80 IT in; 3,
Morrissey, special, 81 TT. Az in.
44O yards run Won by E.; c'ConnoT,
prep; 2, Sweeney, prep; B Conner. 10.
Time, SO 2-5s.
Throwing 16-pound hammer = Won by
Toohig o. 07 1T. Z In; 2, Conner, 90, 65 IT.
AZ In; 8, Hanrahan co. GA Fl. 10 in.
Half mile run--Won by Moynihan, 'oS;
2, Connor, 100; 8, Durlsin, go. Time I'm
Running high jump Won by Conner,
ciai. Height, It 2 in.
Running broad ipmp-Won by J. Muir.
ply 01, IS TT. 10A in; q Connor, co. Is
IT. ~ In; 3, e. Murphy, 90, Is IT, in
Mile run-won by Moynihan, '03; 2, Nc
Curry, prep; 8, McGovern, prep. Time,
5m. 10 lbs.
220 yards run--Won by Moynihan, O3; 2,
O'Connor prep; 3, Sweeney, prep. Time,
"a lbs.
Preparatory classes team race-Won by
second academic over special, one-half
mile, in 220 yards relays. Time, I'm. As los
College team race - Won by freshman
class over seniors, one-half mile, in 220
yards relays Time, I'm. Ais.
SCORE BY POINTS.
Events. POoPOl T02 rO8 spIPr
: | | E;:II: 81 81
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