The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-22
N. \. H. 5. SENIORS WIN FALL INTER GLASS MEET Outpoint Juniors, Their Near est Rivals, by Twenty
 Points. C0MNELLY'S FAST 100 YARD Clever Littlc sprinter Does the Distance in 10 1-5 Sec
 onds-The Winners.
C0NNELLY'S FAST 100 YARD

Handicapped by a stiff cold breeze which blew across the Yale Athletic field yesterday afternoon, only one es- pecially good time was made in the New Haven High school interclass meet, this being performed in the lVO yard dash, Connolly doing the distance in 10 1-5 seconds, the best time made at high school in years, When Foster Sanford attended the local high school he did it in 10 seconds fiat, but since then no one has been able to overcome Or even attain close proximity to this record.
 It was the first fall track meet ever held by the high school and 1t was pulled off only through the energetic work of Howard Adams, captain of the N. H. H. s. track team, and Selin, an old Yale track man. It was one of the most successful events ever given by the high school, this meet being won by the seniors who managed to gather total of 4S points The Juniors were second with 2S points, the freshmen IlllIu Wllll 9pOlkllS tlllu l1lO oOpllOlilO1Co fourth with one single point, made by Wright who came in third in the 120 yard low hurdles. For their victory in the meet the seniors are to be present" ed with the large silver cup. The cup stands about ten inches high has three handles and is engraved with "Pre- scented by the Alumni, Class of 1904" Two years ago, 1905, the cup was won by the juniors, while last year it was not contested for.
 Fulton, a senior in high school, easily took the honors of the day, capturing thirteen points for his class. Comstock, 1909, got twelve points and Connolly Of 1909 ten points.
 All of the events were pulled off in quick order and this in a way tended to make the event a most successful one. There was a large crowd at the meet, considering the coldness of the weather. The events were very inser- esting and close.
 Those who won the numerals by get ting first places in the various events are; Connolly, 1909; Lehr, 1908; Adams, 1908; ComstoclS. 1909; Fulton, 1908; and Grave. 1908.
 The winners of the various events hollow:
 100 yard dashTF'irst, Connolly, 1909; second, MacMillan, 1908; third, Con- stock, 1909. Time 10 1-5 seconds.
 One mile run-First, Lehr, 1908; sec- ond, MacMillan, 1908; third, Kidd, 1908 4 Time 5.35.
 129 yard low hurdles-First, Com stock, 1909; second, Bacon, 1908; third Wright. 1910. Time 16 2-5.
 S80 yard run-First, Adams. 1908: second, Kidd, 1908; third, Bacon, 1908 Time 2:2O 2-5.
 & 40 yard run-First Connolly, 1909; second, Bacon, 1908; third, Kelly. 1911. 4 Time 59 4-5.
 High jump-First. Comstock. 19o9 second, Watrous, 1909; third, Fulton, 190S.
 22O yard dash-F4rst, Fulton, 1908: second, Kelly, 1911 third, Rowland, 1911. Time 23 4-5 seconds. % Broad jump First, Grave, 1908. 19 Meet inches; second, Bacon, 1908; 3third. Fulton. 1908. s Pole vault-Flrst, Fulton, 1908; sec- Fond, Fif1eld, 1909; feet B inches.
 Shot put-First, Messinger, P. G., 35 Meet 4 inches; second, Grave. 1908. 32 fleet 5 inches; third, Fulton, 1908. S1 Meet inches.
 At the next meeting of the New Ha- Even High School Athletic association 2 badges will be awarded those athletes 8who captured a first, second or third B place in any of the events. The cup Twill also be presented to the seniors by President Porter. The winners of Rirst places in yesterdays meet will be awarded the numerals.
 The officials at the track games were:
 Referee, Mir. Hackett; starter, L. P. stevens of Yale; timers, E. sullmar Band MT. Porter and Alex Timm: judge at the finish, Eli B. Parsons, Yale, Mir & Butler, Yale, Edward White; field ! Judges, Dr. Fred Peck. MT. selin and E Walter Dray of Yale; clerk of course Samuel E. Hoyt assistant, S. K. AL ! ing; inspectors, Mir. Frank Mason and Mir. Wentworth.