Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-05-04
Juniors Win Inter-CIaSs
Meet at Colby College,
Massachusetts, Tech Wins Dual
Meet From U. Of Maine.
Great Work at Dartmouth Meet.
Brown Bests williams.

Waterville, Me-, May 2.-(SpeciaD.-
The Colby College Athletic Associa-
ton held its 18th field meet Saturday
on Alumni field. The track was in good
The meet was won by the class of 1903,
with IL total of 81 points. The Fresh
men were next with As points, the
Sophomores held third place with 10
points and the Seniors were last with
6 points. Trainer W. F. Marsh acted
as starter and exercised a general over
sight over the meet. Fast time was not
tried for. Most of the competitors have
surpassed in practice their work at
the meet.
Chandler, Trask and fitzpatrick did
especially good work for the Juniors
and Garrick, Thompson and Reyes for
1910. In the Freshman class w. Cole
and Stinson showed up strongly in the
mile and two-mile. Packard and Pierce
did fine work in the jumps and i'll
vaulting Bridges and Mckenzie
both did fine work.
Several of Colby's strongest athletes
We're unable to take part in the meet.
Tribou, Buker, Goode, FogWell, Tidd,
Vail and Dean We're absent Saturday
and unable to take part. They Will,
however, be available for the inter-
collegiate meet to be held at Bow
doin.
The result of the meet was satisfac-
tory and the boys are confident of be-
ing able to make a creditable showing
in the intercollegiate meet. Coach
Marsh will give the boys some hard
work in the intervening time and Is
confident of improving the work of the
men in the different events.
The meet was in charge of the fol-
lowing officials: Marshal. c. L. Haskell,
90; clerk of course; Joseph Hammond,
90: assistant clerk of course, Charles
Swan, 10; referee, Leon Guptill, '09;
starter, Coach w. F. Marsh; announ-
Ger, c. E. Pease, 10; timers, Instructor
Charles Fogg and Fred McAIary;
judges, Prof Hedman, Prof. Lawton
and c. H. Libby. '0S: measurers, Har-
old Dow, 10. and w. G. Ramsden, 10
The events and winners were as fol-
lows:
1OO-yard dash-First, Chandler, 90;
second, Trask, '09;s third, Erwin, III;
time, 10 Ass.
Putting 16-pound shot-First, Gar
rick, 10; second. Fitzpatrick, '09, third,
'rrask, '09; distance, 33ft. Gin.
One-mile run-First. Cole. II; sec.
ond, Stinson. III; third, Pullen
Time 5.25.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-First
Garrick. 10; second, Fitzpatrick, '09;
third, Rogers, H. distance SO 30 feet
440-yard dash-First, Chandler, '0S;
second, Trask, 'O9; third, Anderson, 'O9
Time 56s
Throwing discus-First, Fitzpatrick
'09: second. Rogers, II; third, E. AL
len; distance 100ft.
Running high jump-First Packard
II; second, Fitzpatrick, 'O9; third, E.
Allen: hight feet.
120-yard hurdles-First, Pierce, II;
second, Bridges, II; time, PIP.
SS0-yard run-First, Stinson. II; sec
ond, Cole, II; third, r. F. Thompson
'0S; time Pm. 1Ss.
Running broad jump-First, Trask
'09; second, Plummer, '09; third. T..
Allen. '09; distance 1Sft. Gin.
220-yard dash First, Trask. '09; sec
ond, Chandler, 90; third. f. Allen
90, time "a Los.
Two-mile run--Frst. Cole. II; sec
ond. Lovett, 'os; Third, r. F. Thomp-
son. 'OS; time. lin. sos.
220-yard hurdles-First. Trask. '04;
second. fitzpatrick, 90; third, Pierce,
II; time. 30 3-5s.
Pole vault-First. Pierce, II; second,
Allen, 90; hight SIT Gin.