Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-08-15
THE ANNUAL FIELD DAY.
Dancing and Games of All Kinds
 Were Indulged In.

About TOO people attended the an nual field day and picnic of the united Foresters of Waterbury, which was held at the Driving park on Saturday afternoon. The feature of the day was the 135-yard handicap There were ffty-four runners entered. but only twenty-six appeared The Water bury runners were outclassed and made a poor showing. A ringer in the person of Martin Caine of Naugatuck was unearthed in the last heat He entered under the name of Bailey Of Waterbury, but some one put F. Metz of Turner's Falls, Mass, onto the game and he made a protest with the result that Caine was allowed to run, but was disqualified after winning the heat easily. Caine, who has been run, ming in the amateur ranks, will now have to join the professional bunch. A. A. Burnham of Unionyslle, aged 63 years, an old timer, ran in one of the heats, but was badly beaten. J. Me LaUghlin captured the first prize of $60. The time made in the different heats was very slow. The results were as follows:
 The trial heats resulted as follows:
 1-W. Murphy, Turner's Falls, Mass, handicap 91a yards; time, 13 2-5 sec ondS.
 2-J. l.. Barnett, Suffield, handicap yards; time IA seconds; James Mad den, Waterbury, was second, handf- cap 1s: 4
 Ar. Metz, Turner's Falls, Mass, handicap 5 yards; time 14 4-5 seconds.
 5-T. J. Kelley, Chicopee Falls, Mass, handicap yards; time 13 2-5 seconds.
 6-B. Skinner, New Britain, handi- cap II yards, walk over. 7-J. Norton, New Britain, handi- cap 13 yards; time IA seconds; A. J. Cook, Waterbury. was third; handicap 13.
 SIG. Hartford, Waterbury, handi- cap IA yards; walk over. 9-George Carr, WestfeId, Mass, handicap S1a yards; time IA 2-5 sec onds; H. Eaters, Waterbury, was third, handicap 9 yards.
 1O-J. Mclaughlin, Turner's Falls, Mass, handicap 91a yards; time 13 IS seconds; w. Wilcox, Waterbury, was third, handicap 13 yards.
 11-E. B. Burke, Beacon Falls, han dicap 13 yards; time IA 2-5 seconds. 12-H. Smith, South Hadley Falls, y seconds. In this heat Edward Bailey was entered from Waterbury, with a handicap of 13 yards After he had won the heat it was discovered that he was Caine of Naugatlrck, very fast sprinter, and he was at once dis qualified and the heat given to Smith.
 The semi-finals resulted as follows
 1-J. l.. Barnett, Suffield, 9 yards, was first; w Murphy, Turner's Falls. Mass, 91a yards, was second; and C.. Hartnett Waterbury, IA yards, was third; time, 13 3-5 seconds.
 2-J. Mclaughlin, Turner's Falls, 91a yards, was first; George Carr of Sllffield. 81a yards, second; and E. M. Burke of Beacon Falls, 13 yards, was third; time, 13 Is seconds. 3-B. Skinner, New Britain, Il wards. was first T. J. Kelley of Chico pee, Mass, was second, Q yards; and H. Smith, South Hadley, Mass, was third, with II yards; time. 13 1-5 sec onds
 4-J. Norton of New Britain, 13 wards. was first; and +. Metz of Tur- ners Falls, Mass, was second, 5 yards; time, 13 seconds.
 The final heat, which was an excit- ing one, was won as follows: J. Nc l I4aughlin. Turner's Falls, Mass, was first with 95a yards; J. Norton, New Britain. was second, 13 yards; J. L. Barnett of Suff1eld was third, with 9 yards. and R. Skinner, New Britain, was fourth, with II yards; time, B seconds.
 During the intermissions dancing 1 was enjoyed, music being furnished by Lallier's orchestrs