The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1905-06-06
|HACKLEY VS..
MORRISTOWN
Dual Athletic Meet Between
the Two Schools. Record
Of the Various Events.
HACKLEY WAS The VICTOR.


The dual meet between HacRley and
Morristown Schools last Saturday
drew a large audience. In the senior
event Hackley was victorious by the
aggregate of 81 against 36 points, but
the Morristown juniors won their
events 81 to 3. The officials were !
Referee and timer, Evert ]. Wendell (;
starter, Joseph 6. Willis; judges, q.
B. Green and E. B. Hillard measur-
ers, w B. Gage and Lawrence Hill !;
clerk of course, Alfred Macy announ-
Ger, w. w. Ware.
The summaries of events
1o0-Yard Dash, Junior Won by VI.
r, Refs, Hackley G.. w. Cooper,
Hackley, second time, 10 3-5 seconds
Running Broad Jump, Junior Won
by r. M 'Burch, Morristown, II feet /
inch ;G. Fl. Bell, Morristown, second,
16 feet 71 inches.
Half-mile Run Won by B. Bigelow,
Morristown; X. s. Cate, Hackley,
second time, 101 seconds.
Pole Vault--G. 9. Sacket and J. M.
Burrill, Morristown, tied at feet, n
inches
220-Ya ard Dash-W Won by w. e. Refs,
Jr., Hackley; 3 NJ. Burrill, Norris
| town, second time, "a 3-5. seconds.
| 440-Yard Dash, Junior Won by r.
B. Burch, Morristown; G. G. Refs,
Hackley, second time, 5s 3-5 seconds
Running High Jump Won by II.
IH. Bundy, Hackley, height 5 feet 81
Inches; J. M. Burrill and G.. 9. Sacket,
| Morristown, tie i for second at 5 feet
| 24 inches.
Throwing 12-Pound Hammer Won
| by e. Daland, Hackley, 107 feet in
lches; II. o. Knapp, Morristown, 95
feet 3 inches.
4 120-Yard Low Hurdles Won by 5.
| w. Cooper, Jr, Hackley Fl. Fl. Bun
i dy, Haclxley, second time, 16 3-5 sec
onds
| Running High Jump, Junior-G. I'll
| Bell and r. NJ. Burch, Morristown
i tied at feet inches.
/ Mile Run Won by G. Cassatt, Nor
ristown; x. S. Cate, Hackley, second
time, S minutes and 5 seconds.
Il Running Broad Jump Won by 5
| w. Cooper, Jr., Hackley, 10 feet q
| inches; j. M. Burrill, Morristown
| second, 10 feet inch.
! Putting 10 Pound Shot Won by S
W. Cooper, Jr., Hackley, distance 8
feet J. M. Burrill, Morristown; sec
ond, 35 feet nine inches.
40 Yard Dash Won by J. L. Rich
ards, Hackley; w, W. Browne, Nor
ristown, second time, Sc As seconds
!; 40 Yard Relay Race G. Wheeler
P. L. Thebaud, G.. II. Bell and r. NJ
Burch, Morristown, won; time, s.
j seconds.
st. Elizabeth College Commencement
The annual exercises Of the Colleg,
of st. Elizabeth at Convent Station
will be held on Thursday afternoon
June 18th. The exercises will be TO
adults only, and admission will be b.
! ticket Of invitation The Right Rev
John J. O'Connor, D. d., bishop of th
Diocese of Newark, will preside at tn
exercises and deliver the Baccalaureat
address. He will also confer the de
gree of Bachelor Of Arts on Alice Ger
aldine Bour, Canton, Ohio; Josephin
Teresa Hinchliffe, Paterson; Louis
Geraldine Horgan, Hoboken; Alic'
Catherine Hyland, Brooklyn; Corinn
Marie Jennings, Rochester; Josephin
Margaret McMullen, New York City
and the Academic diploma upon Agne
Loretta McMullen, New York City
Emma Read Murphy, Brooklyn.
The examination for the scholarship
to st. Elizabeth's offered by the Alum
nae of the college to the girls of th
parochial schools of New Jersey, unde
, the direction Of the Sisters of Charity
will be held at st. Mary's Academy
Newark, on Monday morning, June 26
No Evidence OF Bribery Found.