Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-16
DARTMOUTH ATHLETES
ESTABLISH new RECORDS

Hanover, N. H., March 15.-Dart-
mouth athletes performed creditabfy
on the track Saturday afternoon in the
second indoor meet of March, before
another big crowd of students and
townspeople at Alumni Gymnasium.
Two records were broken and there
were close approaches to the best
marks of previous years.
The feature was the interclass relay
race, which was won by the Sopho-
mores. The Seniors were expected to
repeat their performance of the past
three years, but Stillman, '16, beat Oh
son. IA, captain of the Varsity track
team, by fully 10 yards. Ken Tucker
of Newton, Mass, and Ed Riley of
Lawrence, Mass, did fine work for
the winners. The gymnasium track
record for four laps, held by the Kap-
pa Kappa Kappa relay team. was low
cred from I'm Sc 3-5s by two seconds.
Herbert Lord of Lawrence, Mass.
won the novice 600yard run by
pretty sprint at the finish in I'm
% Ass, breaking the former novice
record by 3-5s. Joe Dolan, star
relay man last year finished first in
the SS0-yard heel and toe walk, giving
good exhibition.
Carl Buck came near tieing the col
lege record i'll the pole vault. He went
lift 5 in from scratch and Heine
Wright. brother of the holder of the
worlds record, was second, with
handicap of Is inches. Buck was the
individual star of the meet, tieing for
first place also in the running high
jump. The summary:
5G-yard dash (handican)-Won by
Dewitt s. Stillman of Joliet, H., g
YARDS; Daniel B. Coakley of Wake
field, Mass, c. yards), second; James
NJ. Healey of Springfield, Mass, G
yards), third. Time, 5 sos.
Nile Run Handicap)-Won by Will
liam R Granger of Newark, n. j.,
(scratch); Sherman w. Saltmarsh of
Winchester, Mass, (scratch), second;
Clifton D. Thompson of Newport, n.
H., COS yards), third. Time, Am 80 2-5s.
60-Yard High Hurdles (Handocap)-
Won by Gus Braun of Newark, n. j.,
(scratch): Derrill s. Trenholm of New
York City (seratch), second; William
B. Brady of Boston, aMss., q yards),
third Time 3-5s.
6oo-Yard Novice Race--Won by Her
bert Lord of Lawrence. Mass; Carl
X Lincoln of Fall River, Mass, sec
ond; Robert S. Steinert of Boston,
Mass, third. Time, I'm % 4-5s.
$780, Yard Run CIandicap>-Wo by
Franz r. Marceau of Wollaston, Mass,
(scratch Ed Riley of Lawrence,
Mass. (scratch), second: Lester C.
Bacon of Broekton, Mass, 90 yards),
| third. Time, Pm.
440-Yard Run Handicap)-Won by
Frank Lagay of Newark, n. j.,
(scratch); George n. Allison of Wor-
certer, Mass, 60 yards), second;
George Ehnger of Hastings n. Y. g
yards), third. Time. 52s.
60-Yard Low Hurdles Giandicap)-
Won by Gus Braun (seratch); Derrill
S. Trenholm (scratch), second; Ar
thur b. Fiske of Concord, N. H., a
YARDS, third. Time, lbs.
sSO-Yard walk-Won by Joseph NJ.
Dolan of New York City; Orlando c.
Doe of Lexington, Mass, second; Phil
ip w. Stacl1pole of Riverhead L. l.,
third. Time, Am les.
35-Pound Weight Throw (handi-
cap)-Won by Robert c. Griffin of
Leominster, Mass. (4fp; Chester A.
Pudrith of Detroit (4ft), second
Clarence Spears of Kewanee, Ill.
(scratch), third. Distance, 35ft. 111sin.
12-Pound Shotput (handicap)-Wo
by Philip d. Smith of Brooklyn (3fD
Lawrence A. Whitney of Millbury,
Mass. (scratch), second; Clarendon
Mower of Rockford, III. Q2fD, third.
Distance 51ft 7hin
Pole ault (handicap)-Won by Carl
Buck of Chicago (scratch); Henry A.
Wright of Delaware Lake, Wis. QSin),
second; Richard w. Sharp of Troy,
N. Y. (24in);, and Joseph w Emery
of Quincy, Ill. (1S IND tied for third.
Hight, lift sin.
Running High Jump thandicap)-
Carl Buck of Chicago (scratch) and
Henry Bomgardner of La Junta, Colo.
(4ft). tied for first: Joseph S. Fer
guson of Paducah, Ky. (4in), third.
Hight, SIT sin.
Running Broad Jump (handicap)-
Won by John d. Warren of Nashua, N
II. (9in); Marvin ID. Frederick of
Elkhart, Ind (6in), second; Philip c.
Nordell of Brookline, Mass. (scratch),
third. Distance, Gift 111ain.
Interclass Relay--Won by 1916
Quicker. Riley. Coakley and Stillman);
1914 (Taylor, Marceau, c. Conner and
flson). second; 1915 tFrederick,
niger, Brann and Ehinger), third;
! Il fisherman, Wiseman, Ponder and
Trenholm. fourth. Time. I'm "a 3-5s.