Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-17
NAUGATUCK ATHLETICS.
Winners of the Field Day Events on
 Linden Park.


 The field day events of the c. T. A. U. A., held at Linden park Satur- day afternoon, were largely attend ed, and were run off with very few hitches. Athletes from all parts of the state were entered and though the track conditions were not of the best, some good contests were Wit messed. The summaries follow:
 100-yard dash, open-Wlnner, John F. Rourke of Tuxedo A. C., New Britain; second, E. P. Quinn Of St Francis's T. A B.. Torrington; third. H. G. Littlejohn of Y. M. c. A., Waterbury; time. 10 seconds 220-yards dash, open-Winner, John F. Rourke, Tuxedo A. O.. New Britain, second, H. P. Junger, Xavier A, 4, New York; third, Ernest Gus tafscn Of Tuxedo A. O., New Britain; time, 25 1-5 seconds.
 44O-yard run, open-Winner, Will liam J. O'Connell of Xavier A. c., New York; second, William G. Nich- ols of Xavier A. G.; third, E. Neven- field of Company H, Stamford; time, 59 1-5 seconds.
 S80-yard run-Winner, A. E.. Ma son, Naval battalion of New Haven; second, M. Weeks of Yale; third, w, G. Nichols of Xavier A. C., Stam- ford; time, 2 minutes, 13 seconds.
 Running broad jump, ,open--W Win ner, J. F. O'Connell of N. Y. A. C., 22 feet, inches; second, H. G. Lit tlejohn of Waterbury, 19 feet, Z inches; third, Patrick O'Sulliyan of St Aloysius, Derby, IS feet, 3 inches.
 Running high jump, open--Win' ner, II. G. Littlejohn of Waterbury Y. M. c. A., 6 feet, 1 inch; second, Arthur Pilz of Tuxedo A. O., New Britain, 6 feet; third, H. W. King of Waterbury Y. M. c. A., feet, Il | inches.
 Pole vault, open-Winner, W. H. Ennis of Xavier A. C., Stamford, J feet; second, John c. Reilley of St | Aloysius, Derby, feet, s inches; third, F. Nevenfield of Company H, Stamford, feet, inches.
 220-yard hurdles, open-Winner William Nichols of Xavier A. o.; sec ond, M. Weeks of Yale; third, F Nevenfield of Company H, Stamford time, 31 seconds.
 Three-mile run, open-Winner George Boruk of Yale; second Charles A. Maher of Xavier A. C.; third, Fred Heisler of Tuxedo A. C.. New Britain; time, IT minutes, It seconds.
 One mile, open-Winner, w. E Could of New Britain Y. M. c. A.; second, A. E. Mason of Naval battal' ion, New Haven; third, J. J. Symes of Yale;; time, 5 minutes, IA sec onds.
 For c. T. A. U. Members Only. | 100-yard dash--Winner, E. F. Quinn of St Francis's T. A. B., Tor rington; second, John F. Rourke oi Y. NJ. T. A. B., New Britain; third John J. Monohan of St Thomas's Thomaston; tire, 10 2-5 seconds.
 220-yard dasa-Winner, John J Daley, St Josepn's T. A. B., of Stam ford; second, J. P. Dwyer of S Aloysius, Middletown; third, James Holloran of St Thomas's, Thomas ton; time, 27 seconds.
 440-yard run-Winner, Thomas Ryan of St Thomas's, Thomaston second, J. Harry English, St Jos eph's, Stamford; third, John J Daley of St Joseph's, Stamford; time 5S 4-5.
 One-mile run-Winner, A. Brit ton, St Aloysius, Middletown; sec ond, J. Harry English, St Joseph's Stamford; third, F. A. Hayes, St Jos eph's, Stamford; time, 5 minutes, 3l seconds.
 220-yard hurdles-Winner, Harry English of St Joseph's, Stan ford; second, John J. Monahan o St Thomas's, Thomaston; third Michael A. Mcdonnell of St Josephs Stanford; time, 30 2-5 seconds.
 One mile relay-Winner, $ Thomas's T. A. B., Thomaston; sec ond, St Aloysius, Derby; time, minutes, Is seconds.
 The silver loving cup for the cluI making the most points was awarde' to the Xavier club of Stamford, as had a total of twenty-five points three firsts. three seconds and third. The other club scores follow Tuxedo of New Britain, fifteei points, two firsts. second and tw' thirds; Yale Athletic club, a total o twelve; Waterbury Y. NJ. C. A.. tel points, of which nine were made b Henry Littlejohn; First divisiol naval battalion of New Haven, eigh points: N. Y. A. C., five points; Ney Britain Y. NJ. c. A., five points: s Aloyius of Derby, four points; Com pany H of Stamford, three points Torrington T. A. B., three points.