The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-06-05
GODDARD CHAMPION
OF VERMONT SCHOOLS
Barre School Took SO Points, Of Which
Sherburne Brought In IS and Was
Star Of the Meet.

Star Of the Meet.
With total score of 80 points, God
dard seminary won the sixth annual in
tertcholastic track meet held by the uni.
yersity of Vermont at Burlington Sat
urday. This is the second time that
Goddard won the meet; her first
was the first meet that was held in 1906,
and since then Vermont academy has
won each until this year. This meet
was the largest ever held both in num-
! Der of schools represented and entries
The schools numbered IL and the en-
! tries l0S. Several records were low
cred and the meet throughout was Of
high standard
Sherbrnc OF Goddard was the high
scorer of the meet with a total of 25
points, winning five lirsts, 100 yd dash,
440 yd. run, half mile, discus and ham.
mer throw Brattleboro was next to
Goddard with score Of 30 points.
The following is list of the schools
and points scored: Goddard SO; Brat
tleboro 29 Vermont academy 20, Troy
Conference academy Is; Burlington O;
Bellows Falls 5; Newport 2; Montpelier
seminary j; Brigham academy, st.
Johnsbury academy, Hardwick and
North Troy high schools did not score.
The Ave best individual scores were
made by Sherburne of g. s., 25 points;
Nichols, V. A., l3 points; Thompson,
Brattleboro, IL points; Miner, Brattle-
boro, II points; Ninans, r. c. A., 10
points.
The Victorious Goddard team carried
off nine prizes, the large silver cup for
the meet; five firsts won by Sherburne;
first in high jump by Fiske; second in
hammer throw and third in beth broad
jump and discus throw won by Titus
OF the rest of the Goddard team who
did not score in the finals, Ham and
Louis both qualified in the 200 yd. run,
Louis finishing fourth. Ham finished
fourth in the 440 yd. run and Horsford
was fourth in the hall mile rum Me-
Leay and Horsford both were well mp
in the mile run.
The Goddard team made a remarkably
large score for only seven men entered.
The members Of the team put in hard
and diligent work in preparation for
the meet under the direction of Coach
Stacy OF the seminary, and the result
of the meet reflects great credit on
both the coach and the members of the
team.
7 In trials held in the morning. Freed |
man of NJ. S.. Nichols OF v A., and Sher- !
burne of G. s., qualified in the 100 yd. |
dash; Nichols of c. A., Thompson
auJ Iasiofl of U~.A+Ioko~o a,,d Nal |
lory Of T. C. A.. qualified in the high
hurdles; Thompson OF Brattleboro. Mich
OILS OF " A. and Haskell Of Brattleboro
qualified in the 1870 yd, hurdles; Riley
of Bellows Falls Louis of Goddard, Win |
ans of T. c. A., Ham Of Goddard, I
Nichols OF r. A. and Williams of Mont
pelier seminary qualified in the 220 yd. |
run
The finals resulted as follows;
100 I'd. dash. Sherburne. G. s., first
v. A., second; Freedman, NJ. s.,
third. Time, 10 and AS seconds.
100 yd hurdles; Thompson, Brattle-
boro, first Mallory, T G. A.. second;
Brattleboro, third Time IS
seconds.
44o "a. dash: Sherburnc,. G. s., first;
Miner, Brattleboro, second; Kipp, New
port, third Time, 81 and l-5 seconds
One mile run; Miner, Brattleboro,
first; Ferguson, Bellows Falls, second
Porter, Burlington, third. Time, 5 min.
5 sec
l20 yd hurdles; Nichols, v. A., first;
Thompson, Brattleboro, second; Brig
ham, Brattleboro third. Time. 2T Sec
onds, lowering the old record OF 2S is
seconds.
Half mile run: Sherburne, C. s.. fyst
Miner, Brattleboro, second Kipp, New
port, third Time, min II 3.5 seconds.
220 yd. dash: Nichols, V. A., first;
7. G. A., second Riley, Bellows
Falls, third. Time 90 2-5 seconds. low.
ring the old record Of 23 AS seconds.
Shot put: Young, f. G. A., first; Me-
leros, Y. A., second; Putnam, Bellows
Falls, third. Distance 40 ft. lh in,
owering the old record of 80 #. Q in.
Hammer throw: Sherburne, G. s.,
irst; Titus, G. S., second, Mederos. V. +,
A., third. Distance 1870 it. in., lower
ng the old record of l24 it. in.
Pole vault: Bailey, Burlington. first
Harris, Brattleboro, second; Thayer.
third. Height, fl. 10 in.
High jump: Fiske G. s., first Thomp.
on, Brattleboro, and Winanas. T. c. A.,
led for second; height 5 IT, 5 in, rails
ng the old record of #. 3 in.
Broad jump: Winans, T. G. A., first
Thompson, Brattleboro, and Titus, q. s.,
led for second. Distance, 10 #. 5B in.
Discus throw: Sherburne. G. S.. first
rribolet, V. A., second; Titus, C. s.,
bird. Distance, 100 #. Az in
The officials of the meet were. referee.
Mcdonald of L. V. NJ; starter. Black
urne, M. l. f.; timers, Whelan. Aiken and /,
harmon of L. V. NJ; Judges. Profs.
,tetson. Donahue, Soule and Erwin of
J. V. NJ; clerk of course, Gutterson of
J. v NJ; manager Brewer Of Z. V. NJ.