Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-29
Annual IntercIass Meet
Held by Colby.
College Will Have Candidates
Al Olympic Game Trials.
Bates Freshmen Hold Annual militia.
tory Ball, Friday Evening.

Waterville, Me-. April 2S.-(SpeciaD
The interclass meet, held at Alumni
field, Saturday afternoon, was won by
1913, with a total of AZ points: 1912
took second place with 49, the Fresh
men came in third, with %; and 1914
scored 10.
The meet. according to the predic-
tions of Coach Adams and all who
have been following the work of the
squad this season, was not all that
could have been hoped for. 1t was
just fair. Herrick in the high jump.
Bowen in the quarter, Gates in the
mile, and Reynolds IN the half. were
far from their best, neither of them
maintaining their former records. Mar
DIM. in the 100-yard dash, broke his
college record, 10 1-5 seconds by run
ming it at 10 fiat. Farnsworth, in the
high hurdles showed fine form and
Pratt, is in the mile made good time.
From the results of the meet, Satur-
day, it is hard to prophesy just what
the team will do in the dual meet with
Maine at 0rono, Saturday, the 4th of
with another week of practice, better
results can be expected.
Summary of the meet.
Mile run-Reynolds, II, first: Keys,
't3, second: Robinson, Is, third. Time
4 min. Sc LIS sec.
Quarter mile run-Bowen, IA, first;
Small 10, second; Adams, Is, third
Time, 81 sec
Hammer-Ladd. Is. first; Tibbetts,
IL, second; Bowler. Is, third. Dis
lance, 105.0S IT.
10o-yard dash-Nardini, first; Good,
10, second; Lord, rs. third. Time,
10 sec.
High jump-Herrick, II: Wood, IA,
second: Pratt, II. Height, it., in.
120-yard hurdles-Farnswort 10.
1st: Hill. IL, I'd; Royal, Is. Sd. Time,
IL sec.
acknowledgements, II, list: Pratt,
Is, I'd; Yeaton. Is, 3D. Time. min,
3-5 sec.
shotpnt-Black. '1s. 1st Tibbets. II.
I'd; Bowler, 10, Sd. Distance 80 fit.
222-yard run~Small IL, list; Gold
thwaite. 10, I'd; Dunn, Is, Sd. Time
"a sec.
Broad jump--Nardini, 10, list: Her
rick. IL. I'd: kimball. ~, 3d. Distance
20 feet. inches
Discus-Tibbetts, ~. LIST: Beack, 10,
I'd: Hoyt, Is, Sd. Distance, 10o55 feet.
2-mile run--Kennedy, 10, list. Far
ron, IA, I'd: Pineo. IA. Sd. Time. II min,
3-5 sec.
Pole vault-Herriek, IL, 1st; Bagnall,
IL. I'd; Pratt, IA. Cd. Height, 10 TT,
in.
220-yard hurdles-Royal, 10, LIST;
Farnsworth, Is, I'd; Hill. IL, Sd. Time,
"a 3-5 sec.
Officials-Referee. John Wells; start
er, A. j. Adams; clerk of course, Seth
Howe; judges at nish, Capt. Pepper.
Ralph Good, Walter Rideout: field
judges. MILFORD Chapman, Frederick
Joy Cleveland; measurers. Harry
Green, Russell Lord. William Tracey;
timers. l.. +. billiard, DIR. H. c. Tut
tie. Henry Reynolds; scorers. Wyman
Beal, Frank Carpenter
Colby will be represented in the sta
dunn at Harvard, June s. at the trials
for the Olympic games. Not only will
this he the first time for Colby, but
it will be the first time that any of
the Maine colleges have sent repre-
sentatives to these trials.
Frank Nardini, 10, of Concord, n.
r., Captain of the team, last year, and
Samuel G.. Gates. II. have been invit-
ed by the committee in charge to par
ticipste. Nardini will enter the 100
yard dash and Gates the half-mile.
Nardini's record as a track man is
well-known. He has won first place
in the 100-yard dash in every Maine
intercollegiate meet in which he has
taken part. holds the colleges record
for 10 seconds Hat which he broke
in the inter-class meet, Saturday. and
is considered the best sprinter in
avn of the Maine colleges. He also
took first place in the 200-yard dash
and the broad jump, last spring.
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