Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-25
FIRST FALL MEET
AT Bates College Easily Won
by the Juniors.
Juniors Make 81 Points, Freshmen,
Is, and Sophomores "a.
Gar. Aliens Resignation Accepted
Successor Not Yet Chosen.

Lewiston. Me-, Oct. 24-(SpeciaD.-
me iirst faii meet at Bates College
TOOK place, this afternoon, when the
lour classes competed for the silve,
cup offered by the Athletic Associa.
ton. The day was rather cold. but ir
spite OF that fact the grand stand was
well hlied-mostly by the co-eds. and
other friends of the boys.
The events We're scheduled to begin a,
lz.5o. but delays hindered prompt be-
ginning, SO 1t was LIS before the first
event was on. There was a rather large
entry from the various classes. John
Piper, '03, was general manager and
gave the first call at 10. The sum-
mary:
loo-yard dash-Twelve men started
Time. 10 As sec. Round, 'O4, first; Da-
vid. 'o4. second; Russell, 'O5, third.
one mile run-Five men started.
Time. 5m.. IS sec. Lane. 'O4. first;
Robbins. '04. second; Allen, 'O6, third.
l2o-yard dash-Twelve men started.
Time. 10 sec. Carlton, 'O6, first: Dun
field, 'O4. Briggs, 'O4
Quarter-mile run-Time, 81 sec. Brad
ford, 'O4. first; Ross, 'O4, Rounds, 'O4.
Shot put-Reed, '05, first, 90 it., Az
in: Conner. 'O6, Case, 'O4.
220-yard low hurdles-Time. 80 sec.
Dunfield. 'O4 first; Bradford, 'O4, Carl
ton. '0G
Half-mile run-Time., en-, 90 2-5 sec
Burkholder. '04, first; Allen, 'O6. eau
thier. 'O6.
Two-mile run-Time, I'm, So sec
Robbins. '04, first Plummer, 'O6, Sec
ond: Lane, '04.
220yard dash-Time, % 2-5 sec.
Round. '04, first; David, 'O4. second;
Weymouth, '04, third. y
Discus throw-Reed 'O5, first, 81 it., 3
in: Corner, '06, second, So it.; Wilson,
'05. third. 20 IT., 8 in.
High jump-Coy, '06. first, 4 it., 9 in.
Briggs, '04. second. 4 it., 6 in; Croker,
OF third. it., in.
Running broad jump-Bradford, '04.
first. 8 TT: Johnson, '06, second; Dun
field. '04. third.
Pole vault-Russell, '05, first, it.;
Johnson, '06, second; Dunfield, 'O4,
third
In the awarding of points first place
counts 5: second place, 3; and third
place, /.
The juniors won easily by a total of
81 points: the freshmen came next with
% points, and the sophomOres IA.
The seniors We're not represented in
any of the events, not one of them
starting. although several were en-
tered. The present senior class has
good material, but has taken very little
part in track work during their course.
;,,,, tho 1arp-
est number of points, IA; Bradford won
10; and Dunfield, 10.
OF the sophOmOres Russell won the
largest number of points, Z; Reed won
5: Wilson. 3.
OF the freshmen Carlton and Conor
won the largest number of points, .
each: Coy. 5; and Allen, 4.
The cup is awarded to 1904 and this
class can at once. according to the con-
ditions. have their numerals engraved
on it If the class can hold it after
winning it for two successive years, or,
as this is impossible for the present
victors to do as they have but one
more year. if the present class can hoid
it next year, the names of those VIM
ming the three highest numbers OF
points can also be engraved below the
class numerals.
The sOphomores sent team up 10
Turner to get the men Parsons, Stock
well. Williams, North and Lewis, put
they refused to return. This colse-
ouently weakened that class.
At a meeting held in the chapel, TINS
morning. to discuss the subject II was
found that the following men only are
eligible to vote for captain LOT 'ne
football team: Ramsdell, Hunt riper'
Towne. Cole. Cutten and raves. tHe.e
men were voters at the time OIL Aiieli
election and the others nave SIM
tho team. Ex-Capt Aliens letter of res
;orn,t;or was read and accepted, but
,ba elaction of his successor is post
noped until some time the first of next
week.