The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-10-17
Annual Class Games of Holy
Cross Athletic Association At
tended by Only by Contestants
and Officials
JUNIORS CHAMPIONS
WITH 80 POINTS
Dan Sullivan of the Sophomore
Class the Individual Star With
10 Points to His Credit-Capt.
Jimmy Sullivan a Close Second
For Individual HOnOrS

The annual class games of Holy
Cross College were held yesterday
afternoon at the oval and proved as
successful as either Coach J. Fred
Powers of the track team or the man
agement expected. The one great
drawback to the entire success of the
games was the total lack of spirit dis
played by the students. Outside of the
students acting as officials, there were
very few present and those that were
there did not encourage a runner with
even single yell. This total lack Of
spirit on the part of the boys was
great blow to Mr.. Powers, as he had
expected the entire student body at
theOval to cher for the different
classes.
The meet was won the Juniors
with 80 points, sophomores second with
a. seniors third with 10, freshmen
fourth with II, and the preparatory
department trailed the unch with 10
points to it's credit. The star OF the
gameg was Dan Sullivan of the soph-
omore class and last year of Boston
College. Sullivan scored 10 Of the "a
points scored by his class, and as far
as the greatest number of points go
he was the best athlete on the track
Sullivan won first in the 100 yards nov
ice, 440 yards run, running broad jump,
second in throwing the discus, and
third in the shot put.
Capt. Jimmy Sullivan was not far
behind his namesake in the number
Of points scored, finishing first in the
100 and 220 yards dashes, and getting
second in the shot-put. The mile run
and the 120 yards high hurdles were not
run off on account Of the lack OF en-
tries. The only race of the day that
neeessitated more than one heat was
the 100 yards novice, and this was run
off in three heats. The summary
100 yards dash, novice-Won by D.
Sullivan, '04; second, O'Donahue, prepa-
ratory; third, Mcguire, preparatory.
Time, II lbs.
100 yards dash-Won by j. Sullivan
'O3: second. Forney, '04; third, Nc
Donaugh, 'O4. Time, 10 Abs.
22O yards hurdle-Won by O'Connor,
'O3; second, Reedy, '03 third, Timony,
'OS. Time, 29s.
22O yards dash-won by ]. Sullivan,
'O3; second, O'Donahue, preparatory;
third, Mcguire, preparatory. Time,
"a 2-5s.
44O yards run-Won by D. Sullivan,
'O4; second. Reedy, 'O3; third, Barry,
preparatory. Time, 5Ss.
Half mile run won by Timony, '0S;
second, Dowd. '05; third, McGuiggan
prep. Time 2.44 1-5.
Shot put won by Sheehan, '05; secand
]. Sullivan, 'O3; third, D. Sullivan, 'o4
Distance, "a feet, in.
Throwing the discus won by Rice
'O2; second, D. Sullivan, 'O4; third, Mon
Afghan, '02 Distance, So feet, in.
Running broad jump won by D, Sui
Ivan, '04; second, Reedy, '0S; third, Tt
mony, '03 Distance, IS feet, Bin.
High jump won by Timony, 'o3; sec
ond, Connolly, prep; third, Strickland
prep. Height, 4 feet, s in.
The team race between '0S and the
preparatory department was won ca
silly by the college team The follow
ing was the makeup of the teams
1908 Barnaud, Timony, O'Connor, Sui
livan; prep, Strickland, Sheehan Con-
nelly and O'Donahue. Each man ran
22O yards. Time, LA,