The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-20
INDOOR ARMORY MEET.
EALE FRESHMEN EASILH DE-
 HEATED COLUMBIA.

High School Lost Relay Race to Hart ford On Account of Whites Unfortu- nate Fall-second Division, Naval Battalion. Won Wall Scaling Contest, but First Division Won Relay Race Tug of War Went to Hartford Men The Summary.
 Despite the unfavorable weather the space available for spectators at the Second Regiment arrnory was thronged when the pistol rang out the signal for the first event on the programme for the great indoor meet given under the auspices of the First division. naval battalion, c. N. c. The spectators were there in force, and their enthusiasm with them, and they had many occa- sions for it's display.
 In the university freshman re- lay race between the freshmen teams of Yale and Columbia the contest prov ed rather tame, the Yale men taking the event with ease. Yale started off iu the lead and at the finish Captain Busch led Sanders of Columbia by one- half a lap, The race was six-sevenths of mile, twelve laps, with fourteen to the mile The teams ran
 Yale, 1909:-J. H. Browning. R. p. Mobility, |. B Howe, Captain R. Busch.
 Columbia, 1909: - c. Hutchinson Hayes, zink, Sanders. The time was three minutes nine seconds. | In the interscholastic one-mile relay contest between New Haven, Hartford | and Waterbury high schools the New Haven boys again met with hard luck The local boys led at the end of each relay and with the race seemingly in their grasp White, the last runner. who had a good lead, fell on the second lap and cut his knee badly. The Hartford man passed him, and although White pluolSily continued the race he could not make up the handicap and finished sec- ond. The time was minutes 29 sec onds. The teams were: Hartford high, Doyle, Costanzo, Timm, White. Water- bury, Tracy, stahl, L. Kirjassoff, M. | Kirjassoff. Waterbury finished third
 The wallscaling contetst between the First and Second divisions of the na- val battalion, was pretty contest. The work of both teams was beautiful The second division won doing the work in 3S 3-5 seconds, while the first division occupied 34 2-5 seconds.
 Tn the interscholastic mile run was another hot contest Frank Blakeslee of the New Haven high school succeed ed In finishing first with Adams of the Sc me school second.
 The First division relay team got away with the Second division in the mile relay in minutes 26 seconds. J. D. Terrill, who ran second, for the New Haven division, did some splendid work in closing up a lead of the Hartford team.
 The half mile novice for members of the National Guard was a splendid con- test. James Malcolm of the First di- vision, naval battalion, won from the field in beautiful finish.
 The summary:
 Yale Upwards handicap--First, J. J Healy; second, H. Wooolsey; third, A. L. Kelsey. Time, 5 seconds.
 c. U. G. 40-yards dash-First, L. j. Carroll; Second division, naval battal. ion; second, William J Maley First di- vision; third, W. C. Roberts, Second division, time, 5 1-5 seconds.
 Interscholastic 40-yards dash = First Patterson, Hartford high; second, Pil. lion, Hartford high; third White, New Haven high. Time, 5 seconds,
 Yale, 45-yards high hurdies-First, R R Hill. Time, 6 seconds.
 Wall scaling oontest-Won by Second : division, time, SS S-5 seconds; First di , vision time, 34 2-5 seconds.