The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-10-20
JUNIORS WON MEET.

The annual inter-class track meet o
Brown University took place al Andrews
Field yesterday afternoon. The junior
class won with a total OF AZ points. The
nearest competitors were the Freshmen
with So The Seniors netted 80 and the
Sophomores only IL.
The Juniors were noticeably strong IN
the long-distance runs and in the weight
events. Tucker. '0s. took first place In
both the half-mile and one mile rims and
also was tied for first place in the two
mile run with Wright. 0S who has the
New England intercollegiate record fol-
the mile. Tucker did not let himself out In
any Of these events, and won with case.
None of the long distance runs was made
in fast time
The Freshman class made a much bet
ter showing yesterday than is usually
the case. Ehmke. the football player. who
graduated from Friends school last year,
took two first one In the shot put and
the other In the discus Mitchell another
Freshman, showed up to good advantage
In the broad jump, clearing 20 feet s
inches. The Brown record for this event
Is y feet pa inches. Sturdy. 'Os. won the
high jump with 5 feet ~ inches. For the
Juniors Lamkie was the particular star.
taking first place In the 100, 220 and 40
yard dashes His time OF 10 2-5 seconds in
the 100 was remarkably fast considering
''N Sh'iN he mas n0O tnlS fall.
HIS time yesterday was 2-5 Of n second
more than n, f. !. A. A record OF 10 fiat.
Butler. 90, and Smith. '05. took frst
place in the pole vault and go yard hur-
dies. Paddock made OF the Sophomores
10 points by winning the 120-yard hurdle
In the good time OF 10 seconds.
In the weight events Russ. 'Os. helped
his class to win materially. taking first
place in the hammer throw and second H.
the shot put.
The inter-class relay race, which was
the last event scheduled was won bv the
Seniors after a spirited contest
The winners and the time OF yesterdays
events are as follows:
1oo-yard dash--Lamkie. O5 first: Pattee.
o6, second; Honiss. '0S. third. Time 10 2-5.
ZZo-yard dash-Lamkie '05. first: Joplin.
'Os, second; Smith. 'O5, third. Time "a 2-5.
One-mile run-Tucker, '06 first Iadd.
S, second: Gallup, 'o7. third Time
5 Is 2-5
High jump-Sturdy. 0s. first: GAY. 'Os.
second; Austin. 07 third. Height feet ~
inches.
l0-yard hurdles-Paddock, 'O7. first.
smith. o0. second: La Baume. '0S. third.
Time :l9.
Quarter-mile-Lam '05. first: Lane
'0S. second; Sanders. O7. third. Time :5s
Half-mile run-Tucker 'Os. first: stark.
O1. second: Kelly, O6 third. Time 2:l5 s-5.
Broad jump-Mitchell, '0s, first: Phette-
place. 8, second. Marston, '0S third. %
feet inches
Throwing hammer-Russ. 'Os. first.
Price. '06. second; Golfer. 'O6. third. Dis
tance 81 feet inches.
Discus-Ehmke. '0s. first; Kendall. 'o5.
second: Price, 'Oe, third. Distance l07 feet
Z inches
300, low hurdles-Smith. 'O5. first: Pad
dock 'o7. second; Butler, O5, third. Time
90
Pole vault-Butler. 'O5. first; Denton.
Marston and Marshall tied for second and
third. Height S feet inches.
Two-mile run-Wright. 'Os. and Tucker.
'O6, first; Gallup. 'o7, third. Time ll:2s.
Shot put-Ehmke, '0S. first: Russ 'os.
second: Price, O6 third. Distance "a feet
4 inches
Relay race-Won by Seniors.
Immediately after the meet the Sopho.
mores and Freshmen had their annual
football rush. Although the Freshies out
numbered the Sophs, the 1907 men kept
the ball In their opponents territory most
or the two halves Neither side was abIe
To score As the play was OF strenuous
character. II Is fortunate that no one sus-
tanned any serious injuries.
After the rush the classes marched In
line TO the campus. where they kept
things lively with wells and songs.