Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-09

Was anybody's game up to the middle of the contest. when Killourey began to weaken. In the fifth inning he went soaring and No. mill by 8 sue eession of nice hits brought in three tallies. No. tried to come back in the sixth. but their attempted rally netted only one run. No. g sent twI more men home in the eighth. Moore of No. featured with the willow. lining out four safe ones in five times at bat, while Higgins gained more laurels by getting three hits and pill. fertng two bases The score by in nings: R. HI. D. No. Mil ..2 osOO2.-7 12 2 No. Mill Il 0 0 0 1 0 0 Q 0--2 10 I
 Batteries: Higgins. Hamel and Shelf field; Klllourey and Ryan; umpires. Mallon and Burke.
 The dyehouse team gets the pennant in the league, while second place goes to No. mill as the result of Satur days game. The interest that the Mill league has aroused this summer as- sures another season
 The field events in the early after noon were well contested. They result ed as follows:
 100 yard dash (closed), eight entries First heat Higgins first, Chappell second, Sakel, Norwich, third. Time,
 
 first, Fryer second, Treat third. Time, Il 1-5 seconds. Final: Higgins first, Downer second, Sakel third. Time, II l Is seconds.
 100 yard dash en)-Rabishaw 1, first, Anderson second, Goss third. Time, 12 seconds.
 Running high jump (closedl seven entries-Johnson first, feet, Lathr op second, All, Higgins third, 40, Down. CT Az. Fryer Az, ChapDell 4s. Sakel AZ.
 l first, 37 feet l 1-2 inches, A. Lewis second, 3t.11, Fryer third, 27.2, Sakel 26.10, Treat 26.5. Higgins 25.2. | 12-pound shot put (open)-E. Lewis | first, 34 feet, Dondero second, 32.9, Hermentz 2910. Downer 2S.0, Dunn l 22.10, Killourey -
 1 Half mile running race (six entries} Higgins first, Chappell second, Fryer third. Time, quarter 100 IA. half mile 21s.
 | Running broad jump (six entries)-- Higgins first, r feet inches, A. Lewl1 second, 162 1-2. Johnson third, 160l 1-2, Downer 14.6, Sakel 1894. Fryer 13.S Relay mile race Higgins, Downer Chappell and Rosebrooks defeated 1 Johnson, Sheffield, E. Lewis and Rabi. e.
 Running the bases Higgins first, l. seconds, Coehrane second. Is 4-5 sec onds, Downer third, ,16 seconds, Chap pell fourth, II 1-5 seconds.
 Baseball throwing contest-H Himme first, 251 feet, 6 inches, E. Lewis, 2s; feet, inches, Johnson. 215 feet.
 Pole vault--A. Lewis first. I feet. inches, Andrews second, T feet, inches, Treat and Leonard tied thirt place, 6 feet. inches.
 Higgins winner of total points, 21, il the closed events; basis, for f1rsts, for seconds and for thirds. A. Lewi second, IA; Johnson-third, Il. Silve cup to Higgins; silver cup to winnini prizes.
 I Robert B. Higgins Led. | Robert B. Higgins was the leadinl contestant in the closed events with total of q points. A. Lewis was sec
 ond with 14 points, and Johnson thir
 with IL The points went on the basi
 of for first place. for second, an
 for third
 Mayor Daniel P. Dunn presente
 the prizes and silver cup was pre-
 scented to Higgins and to the winnin
 relay team.
 The committee in charge of the fiel day were: Sherwood B. Doolittle, J.
 Hurley. William Higgins, Wade |
 Webster, Harold c. Mott, Eliso } Smith, Ray Parker, H. A. Williams, ! } B. Lewis, Dewitt Lathrop. The. off { cers were; Referee, E. F. Bugbee; mar 7 shal, William Jordan: inspectors. E. ] , Case, William Higgins, Charles I Caswell; finish judges, H. A. William l c. Williams, James l.. Harroun; fiei } judges, W. A. Arnold, Irving T. Man , ley: timekeepers, L. N. Dondero, Char {. Burnhan, W. U. Webster: clerk { } course F. B. Lewis; assistants, Clii l ford Williams, Ellison Smith; starte | J. H. Hurley; scorer. H. c. Mott; as 7 sistants, H. D. Fryer. Charles W. Hi