The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
\. \. H. 5. INTER GLASS
 TRACK MEET TO-DAY
One of the Biggest Athletic Events of the Year at Yale
 Field This Afternoon.
ENTIRE LIST OF ENTRIES
No Preliminary Heats First Three in Each Event to
 Get Points.

One of the biggest athletic events of the New Haven High school will be the interclass track meet at Yale field this afternoon. There are to be ten events to start at 2lS0 o'clock.
 A peculiar feature of the event is that the entries are mostly juniors and seniors, the freshmen and sophomores appearing to be bashful about exhibit ing their skill to the upper classmen. Out of the nearly forty entries there are but three or four freshmen and sophomores.
 The men who get a first place in any event win be eligible to wear his nut morals and the class getting the most number of points will be awarded a large silver cup. The few 10 and II men entered in the meet makes it irn- possible for their class to get the cup, so that it lies between the juniors and seniors.
 There has been much interest in the meet and every day thirty or more fsl- lows have been out to the field prac- ticing Through the diligent work of the former Yale athletes Selin and Howard Adams, the captain of the \ high school track team, the athletes have advanced considerably in form and condition. Selin has become very much interested in the high school track team and as he has not been able to give the team as much time as he would Have liked to, he desires E that they have another meet next spring. It has been arranged and such a meet will be held.
 There will be no preliminary heats in th;s afternoons events, as there are not enough entries. The first three men finishing, in each event will re-. ceIve points It is expected and hoped that every hish school student whp can possibly do it will be out this af- ternoon to witness tho events.
 The order Of events follow:
 First-10O yard dash,
 Seeond--One mile run.
 Third-12O yard low hurdle.
 Fourth High jump
 Flfth440 yard dash.
 SixthShot put
 Seventh 220 yard dash. Eighth SSo yard run. Ninth-Broad jump. K Tenth--Pole vault. The entries for all the events are: 100 yard dash Connolly, 1909; Mac-
 Milan, 1908; Hullett, 1909, and Pierce, < 1909
 22O yard dash Fulton, 1908; Connel- , ly, 1909.
 a 44O yard run English, 1911; Connel-
 ly, 1909; Bacon, 1908. ! SsO yard run English, 1911; Bacon, < 1908. Adams. 1908 i Mile run-Lehr 1908; English, 1911; , Kidd, 1908; Pierce, 1909 | Shot Graves, 1908; Fulton, 1908; f Messlnger, 19OS Watrous, 1908; Bacon 1908; Ayllng, 1903
 Broad jump Graves, 1908; Fulton r 1908; Bacon, 1908. Y High jump-F'ltch, 1909; Comstock 1909. Fulton, 1908; Howlard, 1911; Wat rous, 1908. a Pole vault Barlowe, 1910; Kelly, aSla . Comstock, 1909; Fitch, 1s10 . 12O yards hurdle-Carroll, 1908; Con
 nelly, 1909; Bacon 1909.
 The officials are: \ Referee, Mir. Hsckett; starter, l. ' z Stevens of Yale; timers, Sullivan an z Mir. Porter and Alex Trimni; judge a ' the finish, Eli B, Parsons, Yale, MI Butler, Yale, Edward White; fiel
 judges, Dr. Fred Peck, MT Selin an
 Walter Dray of Yale; clerk of course
 Samuel E. Hoyt; assistant, g. K. Al . ling; inspectors, MT Frank Mason an = MT. Westwork.