Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-25
HEBRON FIRST AT BRUNSWICK.
Continued from Page Four.)
Pole vault-Smith, kent's Hill, 10
feet inches.

feet 8 inches.
Broad jump-Lawrence Mcfarland,
Hebron, 20 feet liz inches.
The afternoon events started off with
the trials of the 100-yard dash. There
were 81 entries in this and so men
started This made it necessary to hold
six heats in order to pick the five men
to run in the finals. All of the heats
were close and the time was about
the same varying only about 2-J of a
second. The first heat was won by
Murphy of Portland with Tartre of
Biddeford second, time ~ rs seconds.
The second heat was won by Snow of
Portland with Stacey of Hebron Sec
ord, tine 10 %. Third heat, won by
Cole of Portland, Kelley of Bangor,
second, time, 10 3-5. Fourth heat, S.
Smith of Edward Little, first, Kern OF
Deering, second, time II seconds.
Fifth heat. Burns OF Hebron, first,
Haseltine of Maine Central Institute,
second, time 10 4-5. Sixth heat, won by
Harris Of Edward Little High, O'Neii
of Hebron, second, time 10 40.
The semi finals eliminated ali but
five, these five to run in the finals.
Snow of Portland took the first heat
with Tartre Of Biddeford second. Cole
of Portland won the second heat, fol
lowed by Burns of Hebron, and thu
third was captured by Stacey OF He
Dron and Murphy Of Portland. This
gave Portland three men in the final
heat, Hebron one and Eiddefor'l one:
Three heats were necessary to pick
the men for the final in the 120-yard
hurdles. The first heat was Won by
keough of Hebron, Crane of Var
mouth Academy second, time 10 sec
onds; second heat, won by Smith 81
kent's Hill, Dodge of Hebron second,
time 10 2-5s: third heat won by
kavanaugh of Lewiston, Brown OF
Hebron second, time 10 3-5s. The win
ners of the first heat and Crane quail
fed for the finals.
The final heat of the 100-yard dash
was won by Stacey of Hebron. Cole Of
Portland was second, and Snow of
Portland was third.
Joyce of Bar Harbor won the shot
put, throwing the 16-pound lead 81
feet AZ inches. The second place was
taken by Welsh of Hebron and the
third by Smith of Kent's Hill.
d Z.
of Hebron took the lead in the star!
with Turkey of Portland just behinG
him. They kept this position the first
quarter but on the back stretch of the
half Turkey commenced to sprint an(
went way ahead of JOY. Jones OF
Kent's Hill went into the lead of the
others and by hard work passed Joy
on the stretch. Turkey had good leat
at the finish. Turkey of Portland was
first, Jones of Kents Hill was SECOND
and JOY of Hebron was third, time
2m 2-5s
Stobie of Hebron broke the record il
the discus throw. He threw the disc
105 feet SO inches. Welsh of Hebron
and Smith of Kent's Hill took secont
and third.
Joyce of Bar Harbor won the ham
mer with throw of Ill feet Az inches
The second place went to Welsh o
Hebron and the third to keough o
Hebron.
In the finals of the 440-yard dasl
Cole of Portland broke the record will
Davis of Westbrook and Turkey o.
Portland, second and third. Time
SO is sec.
In the final of the 22G-yard dasl
Stacey of Portland took first, Snow o
Portland second, and Tartre OF Bidde
ford third. Time "a seconds.
The final heat of the 120yart
hurdles went to Keough of Hebron
with Smith of Kent's Hill and Cram
of Yarmouth Academy second an(
third. Time II As seconds.
There were % men 10 start in tn,
mlle-run although over 80 were en-
tered. Powers of Portland and Lesli
of Hebron took the lead at the star
and kept it between them for the frs
three quarters. At the end of the frs
quarter Powers was ahead; at the
half-mile Leslie lead and also at tn,
three-quarters. The two kept chang
ing places throughout, first one ant
then the other taking the lead. On tn,
back stretch of the last lap Power
began to sprint and ran away from
Leslie. Leslie was plainly all in ant
dropped back to fifth. PendeXter. an
other Portland boy now showed tina
| he was not in the race for fun, but 70
points, He finished only a few fee
| back of Powers. Milliken of Deerin'
was third. The time was Am. 80 lbs.
| The high jump gave Portland fiv
points and Hebron four Stacey of He
| bron and Woodman Of Portland coul,
neither clear the bar at 5 feet in
but both did at 5 feet l in. This tie'
them for first and second. Chadbourn
of Portland gave Portland the othe
| point by taking third place.
! Stacey of Hebron won the broa
jump. He'went 20 feet ~ inches. Hub
bard of Yarmouth Academy and Smit
| of Eent's Hill both went 10 feet 81
inches and divided four points between
| them.
In the 220-yard hurdles Keough O
Hebron was first in q 4-5 seconds
Tartre of Biddeford was close sec
ond, and Garland of Old Town third.