The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1909-06-25

first place in the l20-yard hurdle even
Tor small boys in l71a seconds Dahl
strom and Horton were second and third
Angler took first in the l20-yard hurdles
for medium boys in II seconds, will
Richardson and Gray close to him as he
IN the l2O-yard hurdles was won by Has
kel in l6 seconds with Sanders and Har
ris second and third.
The pole vaulting events were the mag
net that drew the attendance from the
grandstand to the field. Howard, the
high man of the meet and the bright par
ticular star of the sixth graders was car
his comrades after he cleared the bar at
6 feet, 3 inches. Kirkwood took second
place at feet, inch, and third place
went to Whitney at feet, 10 inches.
However the event that aroused the en-
thusasm of the crowd was the pole
vault for small boys. Thayer put crimp
into the record made by the sixth graders,
and cleared the bar at 6 feet, inches;
johnson, at 6 feet, inch and Horton, at
| 5 feet inches. Haskell and Miner
cleared the bar in the vault for large
boys at feet, ! inch and divided the
honors. Angler and Harris tied for third
place at 6 feet, 10 inches. The 440yard
run for medium sized boys was won by
Belden in | minute and seconds. An
gier and Gray finished second and third
The 440-yard run for large boys went to
finishing in ! minute, 6 seconds. j. Dahl
strom, Crosby, and Fits finished in the
order given in the 440-yard run for small
boys, the winners time being / minute,
1919 seconds The sixth graders negoti-
ated the same distance in l minute, ID As
seconds, with Richardson first man at
the tape, r. Davis and H. Dahlstrom fin
ishing second and third.
The summaries:
l00-yard dash for small boys: Crosby,
Richardson, M. Haskell Time l21a sec
onds
lOO-yard dash sixth grade): Howard,
Richmond, Whitney. Time 10 seconds.
l00-yard dash medium boys) Harris,
Belden, Angler; Time, y Is seconds; -,
Rosis, Haskell. Time liz seconds.
Running broad jump (sixth grade):
Howard, r. Davis, E. Davis. Distance
Is feet, 8 inches.
Running broad jump large boys): Tay-
Tor, Rosis, Smith Distance 16 feet, II
inches.
Running broad jump (small boys):
johnson, Gray, Fits. Distance 10 feet, 9
inches.
High jump large boys): Smith and
Haskell tied for first and second place at
4 feet, inches; Rosis, third, 4 feet, 5
inches.
High jump (sixth grade): Snow, feet,
II inches; Estey, Howard and R. Davis |
tied for second and third place at feet,
9 inches.
High jump (small boys) Thayer, Has
kell, Bowman and johnson tied for third
place. Distance 4 feet, inches.
12Oyard hurdles sixth grade): Howard,
E. Davis Time IS seconds.
12Oyard hurdles (small boys: Crosby,
Dahlstrom, Horton. Time liz seconds.
12O-yard hurdles (medium boys): An
ger, Richardson, Gray. Time II seconds.
120-yard hurdles Qarge boys): Haskell,
Sanders, Harris. Time 16 seconds.
Pole vault (sixth grade): Howard,
Whitney. Height feet, 8
inches
Pole vault (small boys) Thayer, John
son, Horton. Height feet, inches.
Pole vault large boys) Haskell and
Miner tied for first place at 7 feet, ] inch;
Angler and Harris tied for third place at
} feet, 10 inches.
44O-yard run medium boys): Belden,
Angler, Gray. Time ! min, sec.
440-yard run large boys): Smith, Rosis,
Sanders. Time l min, 6 sec.
44O-yard run (small boys): ]. Dahl
'trom, Crosby, Fits. Time l min, 1914
sec.
440-yard run sixth grade): Richmond,
R. Davis, III. Dahlstrom. Time l min,
3 As sec