Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-05-12
B0WD0lN WINS TRACK
MEET FROM TRINITY

of atttlctlCS. thCA NuH ti'' u"''i '"NN
meet with Trinity on Whittier Eitld
at Brunswick. by The accre of = ("
s.. and the baseball game wish the
University Of Maine at Orono, To ;
This was the FIRST meet that Bowdoin
ever Ind with Trinity. and the Stla=
dents are we'll pleased with the scere
of RoWdoin IL Trinity -
The weather was So cold that ne
remarkable times or distances Wcfc
made. although some of the Trinity
! men broke their college records. NeF-
erthelesS. some fine work was done u
members of both teams.
The first event was ,hc trial heats
81 The Iun- yard dash and out of tHe
four men to qualify for the finals
three were BoWdoin men. Nynlan, ~
Smith. Z. and Walker 'l3. Trinity
erallied Hudson. The time Of both
trial heats WAS 10 - seconds.
10th the mile and two nlite runs
we're taken lay Grehcrc of Trinity. +
is probable that he woGid have made
faster times if Ec had been nasheG
harder faroox of Bowdoin was net
on condition, :eday. and son couid 10.
put up the fight in these distanci
events that he would have been IN itfse
class shape.
In the if9-yard event Captain fias
leiI led almost frsm the start, closely
followed b. two Trinity men. Furnival
and Hall on The home stretch, Nc
VI iillams. who had been running
fourth taek Il sprint. passed the rest
= h,a
In the running high jump, and tn.
discus throw. Bowdoin took all of the
places Lew Brown won The high
jump At feet 69i inches, while Alton
Lewis won the discus with u throw Of
1871 feet.
In the pole vault two Bowdoin men.
\. Merrill and F. Mckenney tied for
first place at 10 1-5 feet. The heights
in this and the high jump were very
low. but high wind was blowing on
the field which greatly interfered with
the work of the contestants, rs It
also did with those in the broad jump.
The Bowdoin contingent was espe-
eially glad to see Louis Donahue back
in the hurdles. He pulled a tendon in
his leg. about two weeks ago, ana
since that time has not been able 70
practice. Although he did not take
place in the hurdles, it is expected
that with week of practice, he viii
be in first rate condition for the Maine
intercollegiate Track Meet, ut Orouo,
next Saturday. Another man, whe
was seen on a track for the first time
in several years. Saturday, is Law.
renee Mcfarland, who captained the
Bowdoin track team in 1911. McFar
land is nov in the Bowdoin Medical
School and is eligible to compete. this
year, as he competed only three years.
while in the academic department.
When on the Bewdoin team before he
was the star broad jumper OF the
State. he now competes in the 12u-
yard high hurdles and took second in
hat event. Saturday. While at Hebron
he established some schoolboy records
in the hurdles which still stand.
Bowdoins high point winner was
Phil Smith. -. who won first place
in the 100 yard dash and 220- yaro
lash and third place in the running
broad jump, taking / points for Bow
doin. Trinity's high point winner and
the high point winner oI .he meet |
VAS hudson. who took FIRST places i'll |
the 22eyard low hurdles and the |
hammer throw. second in the 100 yard |
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dash anu thifd III the shot put. lie
wen 1 points for Trinity.
ne ollleialS el the meet were ia
shal, ~ II. Cole; referee and starter, |
( Nae,.adi,. cl,.r,, of conrss
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a. Crosby; assistant clerks of course, |
J. G. 8arryand. \. T.. Littlcaed: am
nn,,n.a, - - ,hh.tt. ,i,,n,. IA, 4,
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\. Whittier, Dr. Nj. {. Copeland. Dr |
e II stevens. iudses at finish. Dr. |
:. E. Loonis, W. II. Porter, Prof. ". |
T. Gatiin. scorer of track events, H. |
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- - '''h' taa ze''''9 = - i'le @hu
y y. foS& 1aaSe8 OF held events, |
/ ref paul Nixon < ( Mountfort i |
u..ists. a....,. ~, -.
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i'ruf. II. .. Bel, y. VI. MCMurtriC. |