Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-05-10
Track Team Is Confident
Despite Injured Men.
Entries and Officials fer An
nual Intercollegiate Meet.
Finals for Goodwin Prizes Amount
ing TO SI00--The Program.

| NatcrYlllo, Me, May J-(Speclal).-
The four Maine colleges will meet Sat
urday on Alumni field, Colby, for their
tie competition been so keen or the
outcome so much in doubt. For the
| first time Colby will offer serious OPP
position to the claims of BoWdoin.
Bates and Maine to the championship
Colby last Saturday sprang "A big sur
| prise by defeating Maine with prae-
tiCally green team. Next Saturday she
must be reckOned on, although she
will be seriously crippled by the loss
of Welch, Beach and Blake, three Of
her star men.
Beach and Blake have been out of
the game for some time and did not
figure in Saturdays contest The loss
of WEIGH is a serious one to Colby.
Saturday during the shot put. the in
Jury to his knee, which he received in
the Dartmouth game last fail, caused
aim to leave the event. 1t was felt that
the wrench last Saturday was a slight
one and would cause but little incon-
venience. but when Welch showed up
Tuesdag his first throw at the ham
mer made it evident that Ae was out Of
the running.
Colby's entries are as follows:
100 yard dash-Nardini, Blake, Morse
Goldthwaite, Good. Ashford.
220yard dash-Nardini. Blake. Morse.
Goldthwate, Good. Ashford
449-yard dash-Blake, Small, Bowen,
GoldthWaite, Hussey, Gates
Half Wilson. Gates. joy, Sill
yersmith, Dillingham;. Reynolds.
Mile run-Keyes. Reynolds, Silver
smith, Burgess. Pineo, Howe.
Two mile run-Keyes, Reynolds.
Howe, Burgess. Silversmith. Pineo
120-yard hurdles Sharpe, Hill, Val!
Hunt, Mikelsky
220-yard hurdles Sharpe. Hill Vail,
Hunt, Mikelsky.
High jump-Herrick, Wood, Pratt,
Sodle, Morse.
Broad jump-Nardini Kimban.
Morse, Owen. Herrick, Blake.
Pole vault-Herrick, Pratt, Bagnen.
Mikelsky, Soule
Shot put-Welch. Beach, Keppel, AL
len, Bowler. Tibbits
Hammer throN-Welch. Tibbits.
Warren.
Discus throw Beach, Tibbits, KEEP
pei, JOY, Bisbee.
The officials selected for the track meet
are as follows: Clerk of course. A. S
Macreadie, Portland; referee. Eugene
Buckley, Boston, Judges at finish e. A.
Parker. Skowhegan. II. 4. Allen, Angus
Ia, Whitum. Lewiston; timers. F. n.
Whittier, Brunswick. \. L. Grover. Orc
no.. Young; starter, II. G. McGrath
tCharlesbank gymnasium, Boston: scorer.
- G. Bishop, Bates; measurers. c. w.
Atchley.' WaterviIe: r. d. Purington.
Lewiston, George Railey, Lewiston, Bean:
scorers. T. r. Packard, Colby: NJ. II.
Sumner, Maine; announcer, w \. Emer-
son. Bowdon
a practice game between the Colby
Varsity and Coburn was played Tuesday
afternoon. Colby winning to l. Hunt
was in the box for the college team and
did good work for the five innings, strik-
ing out six men
The finals for the Goodwin prizes will
be held Friday night in the Baptist
church These prizes, amounting to the
sum of 500, are the gift of the Hon. For
rest Goodwin of the class of 1887. and are
awarded to the members of the public
speaking class for original orations upon
a subject of current interest. The pro
gram:
Music.
Prayer.
Music
international Arbitration r. II. Lord
PartiZan Plan of Fighting the Liquor
Traffic, J. l., Howe
Reciprocity and the Maine Farmer.
l.. g. Shesong
Direct Primaries, w. j. Rideout
Music.
The Future of Russia. r. u. Jackman
The College and the Can of the Times
T.. II. Hussey
Laying the Corner Stone,
c. b. Washburn
John Paul Jones. s. Bisbee
The Power of Railroad, Il. II. Cole
Music.
The Economic Demand for the College
Man, M p Roberts
Colleges and National Development,
w G.. Chapman
The Preservation of American Forests.
N T. Butler
Commission Plan of Government for Wa
tervilie. F. II. Dubor
Music.