Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1904-06-02
C0mmENCEjnENT WEEK
At mESILL9 PARK
the Interco IIeoiate Territorial
Field Day Exercises.
Special Correspondence New Mexican

Special Correspondence New Mexican
Mesilla Park, N. NJ, May 81, 1904
The intercollegiate territorial fiel
day, which was held here today, r.
suited in a walk-over for the colleg
athletes. The total number of point
recorded was as follows: Albuque
que University %, albuquerque India
School Is -. and the College 66 J.:
thus resulting in complete victor
for the college
| The visiting teams from the Albu
querque University and Indian SchoC
arrived on this mornings delaye,
train and have been entertained dur
ing the day. Promptly at 80 this at
ternOon the events of the track NEE
I commenced. A large attendance o
visitors and students, with many ole
students of the college and graduates
was present, and the athletic fielC
grand stand was filled. Presiden
Tight of the University was among the
visitors, as well as Rev. w. J. Marsh
also of Albuquerque, who preached
the baccaaureate sermon on Sunday
last. Four territorial intercollegiate
athletic records were broken, namely
the running high jump, throwing the
discus, 22O yard DASH and throwing
the twelve pound hammer. The fine
running of Deemer for the college
who easily carried off first in the 100
yard, and 220 yard dashes. and the
quarter and half mile runs, were fea-
lures of the events. Allen, for the Uni
versity, did some good work in the
discus throw. The following were the
records made:
100 yard dash.-First. Deemer (Col-
lege), second, Bouts. (College) and
third, Allen University. Time II
seconds.
Putting 12 pound shot-First; Car
rillo Gndian SCHOOL,, second Redding
(College), third, Sombrero, Gndian
School. Distance, 81 feet, 81-2 inches
Running high jump-First, Graham,
(College), second, Brown (College),
third, Coleman. (College). Height, 5
feet, 9 inches.
22O yard dash-First, Deemer, (Col-
lege). second, Bouts, (College), third,
Brown, (College). Time "a seconds.
Discus throw-First, Allen, (Univer
sity), second Ramirez, College,,
third, Carrillo, Qndian SCHOOL,. Dis
tance, SO feet, 12 inches.
220 yard hurdles-First, Allen (Uni-
versity), second, Irwin, University,
third. Graham, (College). Time 80 3-5
seconds.
Running broad jump-First Cole
man, (College), second, Allen, (Univer-
sity), third, Bouts, (College). Distance,
IS feet. S 1-2 inches.
12O yard hurdles-First Graham.
College,, second, Nayen. (lndian
SCHOOL,, third, Brown. (College) Time
p seconds.
Throwing IL pound hammer-First,
irwin, University, second, Carrillo.
(Indian SCHOOL,, third, Bouts, (Col-
ege). Distance 1O7 1-2 feet.
One-quarter mile run-First, Deem
er, (College), second, Newberry, (Col-
ege), third, Gillian, College,. Time
81 seconds.
Pole vault-First, Coleman, (Col-
ege), and Nayen, Qndian SCHOOL,,
lie, third Healde. University. Height,
3 feet. inches.
One-half mile run-First, Deemer
(College). second, Newberry, (College)
third, Chaves. Indian SCHOOL,. Time
2:21 seconds.
licapped by the fact that several OF
It's better men were unable to come,
as intended. This is the second time
the college team has won the terri
torial championship.
The baccalaureate sermon delivered
ON Sunday morning last. in the college
assembly hall, which was the first
event OF the exercises of commence
ment week. was delivered by Rev. Will
son j. Marsh, pastor of the First Con-
Church of Albuquerque.
The sermon was mastery effort and
a scholarly address. Rev. Mr.. Marsh
took for his text the verse, For to me,
to live is Christ, and to die is gain"
From this he drew powerful lesson
on the ideal object of life. The SER
mon was splendidly delivered and left
an impression of being one of the
strongest baccalaureate sermons heard
at this college.
Tomorrow the commencement exer-
cises of the graduating class take
place in the main college building,
when class of six is to be graduated
from the college. The names of the
graduates are: Clarence D. Case, Pearl
c. Miller. Lutte Foster, Rowena Mott,
Mrs. Ophia Hoblit and Laurence w.
Case The commencement address is
to be delivered by G. A. Richardson of
Roswell.
The board of regents of the college
met today for short time, adjourning
until tomorrow. Miss Mona Murphy,
instructor in vocal music, in the col
lege, was reelected for the ensuing
year. Almost all other instructors and
professors were elected at the last
meeting of the board.
Keep your business ever before the