Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-02-10


BOSTON Athletic Association. Plat
Adams. the York A. c., set new
worlds record mark in the three
standing jumps event, leaping "a feet
Of. inches. The Boston Athletic Ass,o-
citation relay team. in 1860 Yards
match with the Irish-American Ath-
letic Club of New York broke the
record for the distance. their new
mark being 500.
The Hunter mile. the feature event
of the nights program, which was
won by A. II. kiviat. of the irish
american A. c.. developed into a dual
race between Kiviat and oscar l..
Hedlund, B. a. A. Each of the men
had previously wen one leg in the
trophy. Hedlund, tonight, fell while
pressing Kiyiat closely in the sixth
lap. but, rising, forced him To
speedy finish.
Norman Taber of Brown University,
who figured prominently in the run
ming events of the last 0lYmpiad
raced from scratch through a big field
in the mile handicap event and won
in the fast time of 4.33 Is.
Harvard won from Yale in their an
nual relay race of 1920 yards. the
Crimson runners leading their Blue
opponents at all times. Capper, Har-
wards last man. finished while Norris,
the last runner for Yale was caught
in the crowd which swarmed onto the
enclosure. The time of 712 was with
in few seconds of the record for the
event.
In other relay races the b. A. A. won
from New York A. c., Columbia de-
feated Syracuse: Georgetown won
from Holy Cross; Fordham out-dis-
tanced Boston College, Brown defeat
ed Amherst and Dartmouth won a tri-
angular relay from Harvard and Mas
sachusetts Institute OF Technology.
Colby We. Bates.
Bill Meanix, the former E. II. s.
schoolboy, was the initial Colby run
ner and at the first corner he took the
lead over Nevens of Bates. He hand
ed over fine lead to Reynolds. How
ever, he was unable to keep the lead
as Deering OF Bates forged ahead on
the last lap of the second relay and
gave Thompson five-yard start over
Small Of Colby. Small held his own
against Thompson.
However, Dennis was unable to hold
his lead over Bowen. who took down
the five-yard lead on the first lap of
the relay and passed Dennis on the
last corner and won out with two
yards to spare.
Bowdoin VS.. Univ. Maine.
When the old rivals, Bowdoin and
University of Maine, came together
tho latter drew the pole. Haskell
started for Bowdoin, while Donahue
did the honors for Maine. Donahue
got to the first corner ahead of Has
kell and the men stuck together for
a few moments. Nearing the tape,
Donahue spurted and finished three
yards TO the good Rogers took up
this lead. hut ii was short-lived. for
Smith. running for Bowdoin. passed
Rogers on the first lap and handel
his man, Emery, yard lead over
LittIefield These two runners finished
on about even terms. but Eek OF
Maine got the jump at the start of
the last relay over McWiliams and
took the lead at the first corner He
held this advantage to the end and
won by two yards in 3m. 10 Ass.
The Summary.
SUI ~. DASH (SChAICH).
First heat won by f. P. o'Hara, b
A. A; L. A. Wilson. NJ. /. T., second
Time, SIS.
second heat won by H. T. Worth
ington, Exeter; K. v. Snow, b. A. a.,
second. Time LBS
Third heat won by A. T. Meyer, /,
A. A. c.: w. f. Troweli, Holy Cross,
second. Time. IS.
Fourth heat won by II. S. Wilkins,
NJ. i. T.. Z. A. Teschner, Exeter, sec
ond. Time. SIS.
Fifth heat won hy NJ. T. Robertson,
Syracuse: f. p. Hiney, B. A. A., sec
ond Time, IS.
Sixth heat won by +. L. Stephen
son, Trinity Club. Brooklyn: Charles
Rice. Powder Point School, second.
Time, 81.
First semi-finai won by H. S. WIKI
ins, M. !. t.; Il. l.. Stephenson, Trim
ity Club, second. Time, A 4-5s.
Final heat won by f, L. stephen
son. Trinity Club; II. S. wilkins, M.
T.. second A. J. Meyer /. A. A.
c., third Time.4 Abs.
Team races Rhode Island VS.. New
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Hampshire State (Hawkins, Dodge,
Reiner coleman), Rhode Island state
Priest, Ladd. Heath, SMART second.
Time, sm. 25 3-5s.
University of Maine VS.. Bowdoin-
Won by University of Maine Dona-
hue, Rogers. Littlefield Fox), Bowdoin
(Haskell. Smith. Emery, Floyd, Me-
Wiliiams) second.
-. A. A. VS.. Irish American A. c..
Won by b. A. A. BURNS, Merrithew,
Gram, Talpin). Irish American A. C.
tMeyer, Rosenberger. Pepis, Shepperd)
second. Time, 3m. Is.
Tufts VS.. University of Vermont
Won by Tufts Mcclellan, Teel, Sterl-
ing. Mansfield), Vermont Gallagher,
Owens, Patterson, Aiken) second.
Time, sm. 81 4-5s
Worcester Polytechnic Institute VS.
Mass. Agricultural Colege--Won by Wor.
cester Polytechnic fWarren, Very, Porter
Keith. NJ. "A. c. Clarke, Baker, Ell
dredge. Whitney, second. Time. 3m
IL 2-5s