The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-10-16
Annual IntGr-C|aSs Track Meet a. Brown
Won by The Sophomores.
Automobile Reliability Run Ends With
68 Cars, Finishing al New York.

The annual interclass track meet OF
Brown was held yesterday afternoon at
Lincoln field and the sophomores won the
first honors, the juniors second, the Sc
niors third and the freshmen, OF whom n
great deal was expected. last The time
made and the distances were not all that
was anticipated and in this general re-
spect the meet was not as satisfactory as
IL would have been otherwise. one rea :
son for this was the fact most OF the
men had had too short a time for ira in
ing and were not In the best of condi-
ton.
The failure OF the freshmen TO make n
better showing Is due. IL should be said
In justice TO the class. 10 the fact that
the best athletes OF the class are on the
Football squad and could not take part IN
the meet. Because McGovern, who in
tends 10 enter Brown. had not registered
and Is not member OF the university. the
freshmen lost n man who was expected
10 carry of the honors i'm the pole vault
McGovern gave an exhibition after the
meet, easily clearing 10 feet. which is
four inches better than the Brown record,
but McGovern's record made at Ando-
yer. Is II feet. inches.
There was a considerable number OF
spectators and the various events were
Cooper was the individual star OF the
meet. he winning the 10O-yard dash the
22O-yard run, and the broad Jump. and
he was second In the high jump. making
IL OF the 30 points scored by the juniors
Doughty also did some fine work. winning
the halfmie run. the two mile run and
he could have won the mile run but per-
mitted Handy his classmate. TO win when
he saw his class was a winner i'm the
event. Doughty and Tucker had IL out
In the half mile. the latter having a yarc
the better OF the argument until the final
hundred yards, but had not the power TO
head off Doughty. Tucker. while not I'm
the best condition. won the quarter mile
but had TO drop out Of the mile. The re-
lay race was a very lively contest. and IL
was won by the juniors. The summary
follows:
'Oe; Jones. 'o3 Time-il is seconds Sec
ond heat. Cooper. '04; Murphy, '03. Time
Ill 3-5 seconds Final. first Cooper. '0i:
second; Bumstead, 'o3; third. Jones. 'oS.
22o-yard dash-First. Cooper. 'H: sec
ond, Lamkie. 'o5: third. Craft, '@. Time
4io-yard dash--First.~ Tucker 'os; sec
ond. Frothingham. sc; third Lamkie, 'o5. |
Time-59 seconds
Sso=ysrt run=sFirst Doughty, 05: sec
ond, Tucker 'os; third. Bowen. os Time
one-mile run-First Doughty. 'o5: sec
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Time-5:22.
Two-mile run-First. Doughty. 'o5; Sec
ond. Tetlow. 'o4; third. Handy. 'O5. Time
Shot put-First Ehmke. 'Os. 80 feet
inch; second; Fleming. 'oa. 30 feet
inches: third Belding 03 81 rect s inches
Hammer throw-First Fleming, Q3, so
feet 2 inches; second, Wilson. 'o4; third.
'03.
Discus throw-First, Ehmke 0s 90 feet
5 Inches: second Kendall '05. SO feet
inches; third. Wilson. G. 50 feet
Inches.
Inch; second Cooper. 0 feet 10A
Inches: third. Guernsey, 'o6, feet s%
Inches
Broad jump-First. Cooper, '04. 10 feet
inch: second. Bumstead. '03, Is feet IL
Inches; third. Slack 'o6 II feet ga
inches.
Pole vault-First.- Butler. 'O5, feet
inches; second, Doughty, 'o5; third. Bur-
CESS. '0e
Relay race--won by Juniors Beck
With, Allen. Judah, Cooper. Time-2:4S.
Summary OF points: Sophomores. 81; |
Juniors. 30; Seniors. q: Freshmen, %.